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Chemical Peels

A chemical peel, sometimes referred to as a peel or resurfacing treatment, is a non-invasive treatment for improving skin tone, texture, and overall health. By applying a low-pH solution to the skin for a carefully timed duration, we remove dull, damaged skin cells and trigger cell turnover, bringing newer, fresher skin to the surface.

There are so many benefits to a peel. From brightening your complexion and smoothing post-acne marks to helping reduce breakouts and pigmentation, chemical peels are a powerful way to reset your skin.

How to get started:

Book your first treatment, which will include a quick consultation to make sure the treatment is right for you. We recommend starting with a series of 3 peels spaced 4 weeks apart. You can pay at your first visit, or buy a package online.

How a Chemical Peel works for you

Ideal for

all skin types and tones, acne, acne scars, post-inflammatory pigmentation, dullness.

Doesn’t treat

deep scars, volume loss, wrinkles, or skin laxity.

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Acne

Acids like salicylic and lactic deeply cleanse pores, removing dead skin cells, oil, and debris to calm existing breakouts and prevent new ones from forming.

Texture & dullness

Chemical exfoliation resurfaces rough patches and dull buildup, improving smoothness and restoring radiance for a more even finish.

Hyperpigmentation

By accelerating skin cell turnover, peels lift pigment from the surface, helping fade sun spots, melasma, and post-acne marks over time.

What to expect

Frequently Asked Questions

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Not sure if this is the right treatment for you?

Come see us at 211 Ossington Avenue in Toronto, Ontario.

As part of your consultation, our team of physicians and nurses will educate and personalize a treatment plan that’s right for you based on your goals, unique facial structure and skin tone.