What to do in the hours and weeks after a treatment, and why it changes the result. The instructions we give in the room, written down so you are not relying on memory at eleven at night.
2 published, newest first. Every piece is written by a practitioner here and checked before it goes out.
Aftercare5 min read
Sun protection and not picking are load-bearing. Arnica, a week without wine and avoiding flights are not. Which aftercare instructions have a mechanism behind them, and which are inherited habit.
Maryam, Clinic Manager & Aesthetician
5 min read
Aftercare6 min read
Four hours upright, no gym for a day, and a two-week review that is not a courtesy call. The aftercare rules that change results, and the reasons behind each one.
Narges, Founder & Medical Director
6 min read
Facials, peels, microneedling and energy-based skin treatments, matched to your skin and the season.
Cleanse, exfoliation, extraction and mask, adjusted to what the skin is doing that week. It maintains skin and settles congestion. It does not remodel texture or scarring — that is a course, not a facial.
Fine needles make thousands of controlled channels to trigger collagen remodelling. Suits general roughness, enlarged pores and early acne scarring, and is dependable on every skin tone. Three or four sessions, four to six weeks apart.
Mechanical exfoliation of the surface layer. It evens the skin for a few weeks and is maintenance between other work — it does not reach the collagen underneath, so it will not change texture or scarring.
A professional-strength peel matched to the skin on the day, with a neutraliser and a hydration mask to finish. Price set 2026-09-19 pending the clinic's confirmation.
Small injections of medical carbon dioxide under the skin to improve circulation — for dark circles, stretch marks, cellulite and dull skin. A course of sessions, a week or two apart.
If you know what is bothering you but not what it is called, start here instead.
When you are ready
Bring the article with you if it helps. A consultation is forty-five minutes, and nothing is treated on the day unless you ask for it.
Or call (416) 834-0730