Laser Skin Rejuvenation in Montreal.

Our Pico laser fires ultra-short pulses of light that are absorbed by the excess melanin inside a dark spot. That energy shatters the pigment into tiny particles, which your body then clears away naturally over the following weeks, so the spot fades and the surrounding skin is left untouched. It works on age spots, sun spots, freckles, and stubborn facial pigmentation including melasma. At our Downtown Montreal clinic we tailor the settings to your skin tone and usually treat over a short series for the most even, complete result.

Yes. Vascular laser is one of the most effective ways to treat visible spider veins and broken capillaries on the face and legs. The laser energy is absorbed by the haemoglobin in the blood inside the unwanted vessel, heating and collapsing it so the vessel seals and the line fades from view over the following weeks. Small facial veins around the nose and cheeks often clear in just one or two sessions, while larger or more widespread veins may need a few. Our Downtown Montreal estheticians assess each vessel during your free consultation.

It can make a real difference. Diffuse facial redness and rosacea flushing are driven by clusters of tiny dilated blood vessels just under the skin. Vascular laser targets those vessels to reduce the background redness and the easily-triggered flushing, leaving a calmer, more even tone that makeup can no longer fully hide. Rosacea is a chronic condition, so laser manages and improves the redness rather than curing it, and many clients keep results up with occasional maintenance sessions. We will set honest expectations at your Downtown Montreal consultation.

Absolutely. The hands, chest, shoulders, and back are some of the first areas to show sun damage, yet they are often left out of a skincare routine. Our Pico laser treats age spots and sun spots on these areas the same way it treats the face — shattering the unwanted pigment so the skin looks clearer and more even. Aging hands and a sun-spotted décolleté are among the most rewarding areas to treat, and we can target a single spot or a whole region at our Downtown Montreal clinic.

Most of our laser treatments have little to no real downtime, which makes them popular with busy Downtown Montreal professionals. After pigment laser, treated spots may look slightly darker and form a fine flake or scab that sheds over several days — that is the pigment leaving. After vascular and tightening laser you can expect some temporary redness or mild swelling that settles within hours to a day or two. You can usually return to work right away. The most important rule afterward is daily sun protection, which we will walk you through.

It depends on the concern. A single isolated dark spot or a small facial vein can sometimes clear in one or two sessions. Widespread pigmentation, melasma, diffuse redness and rosacea, and skin tightening generally respond best over a planned series of three to six sessions spaced a few weeks apart, with results building each time. Tightening is gradual as new collagen forms. At your free Downtown Montreal consultation we examine your skin and give you an honest, specific plan and price before you commit to anything.

You can book online any time, call us at 1-888-808-0955, or start with a free skin consultation. Our Downtown Montreal clinic in Ville-Marie is easy to reach from across the city — the Plateau, Westmount, Griffintown, and Old Montreal. We recommend a consultation first so we can confirm your skin type, choose the right laser, and quote your exact plan before your first session.

Avoid Sun & Tanning

Keep treated areas out of direct sun and avoid tanning or self-tanner for at least 2 weeks before. Tanned or sun-stressed skin cannot be lasered safely.

Pause Strong Actives

Stop retinoids, AHAs/BHAs, and prescription exfoliants for about 5 to 7 days before your laser so your skin is calm and reacts predictably.

Skip Waxing & Bleaching

No waxing, plucking, or bleaching on the treatment area for 1 to 2 weeks before, so the laser interacts only with your skin and target.

Tell Us Your History

Let us know about cold sores, recent procedures, photosensitizing medications, or pregnancy — this guides which laser and settings are safe for you.

Apply SPF 30+ Every Day

Freshly treated skin is highly UV-sensitive. Use broad-spectrum SPF 30+ daily and reapply — downtown Montreal sun and reflective glass push UV up year-round.

Do Not Pick Scabs or Flakes

After pigment laser, treated spots may darken and flake. Let them shed on their own — picking can cause scarring or dark marks, especially on deeper skin tones.

Keep It Cool & Gentle

Soothe any redness or swelling with cool compresses and the gentle products we recommend. Avoid acids, retinoids, and scrubs until your skin has settled.

No Heat or Sweat

Skip saunas, steam, hot yoga, and intense workouts for 48 to 72 hours so the treated skin stays calm while it heals.

Most adults bothered by dark spots, age spots, sun damage, spider veins, broken capillaries, diffuse redness or rosacea flushing, or early skin laxity and fine lines are excellent candidates. With the right wavelength and conservative settings, a wide range of skin types and tones can be treated safely. Laser may be postponed for recently tanned or sunburned skin, active cold sores in the area, certain photosensitizing medications, or pregnancy — your esthetician will confirm what is safe during your free Downtown Montreal consultation.

Yes. Laser skin rejuvenation pairs beautifully with Microneedling for texture and acne scars, with a Chemical Peel for surface tone and glow, and with HydraDermabrasion for hydration and maintenance. Your esthetician at our Downtown Montreal clinic will sequence and space treatments safely so they complement each other rather than over-stress your skin.