Light work
Laser facials
Gentle light-based resurfacing and LED therapy — collagen stimulation with no-makeup-Monday levels of downtime.
- Price (CAD)
- $189 – $329 per session
- Downtime
- None to overnight
- Oversight
- Medical director
Collagen doesn't respond to wishful thinking. It responds to light, repeated.
Our light menu sits deliberately on the gentle end: no ablative resurfacing, no aggressive IPL packages sold in twelves. What we run — a non-ablative laser facial, red/near-infrared LED, and a light-plus-peel combination — trades single-session drama for repeatable, low-downtime progress your calendar can actually absorb.
Every laser plan starts with a patch test and a skin-type assessment, and our devices are operated under written protocols reviewed by our medical director. Darker skin tones are not an afterthought here: settings, expectations, and honest 'this device isn't right for you' conversations are part of the consult.
Prices
Laser facials, itemized
| Treatment | Time | Rhythm | Price |
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| Lumière laser facial Non-ablative collagen stimulation for tone and fine lines. Warm snapping sensation, pink for an evening. | 45 min | Series of 4–6, spaced 4 weeks | $289 |
| LED ritual Red + near-infrared light for inflammation and post-treatment recovery. Zero downtime, cumulative payoff. Add to any facial for $79 | 40 min | Weekly during a series | $189 |
| Glass-glow combination Lactic peel prep plus laser facial plus LED finish — the biggest no-downtime glow on our menu. | 75 min | Monthly, or 3 weeks before an event | $329 |
| Laser consult + patch test Skin-type assessment, device settings, and a discreet test spot we check at 48 hours. Credited toward your first series session | 20 min | Required before any first laser treatment | $50 |
Credits apply at face value, but member percentage discounts never touch medically overseen treatments — dosing decisions stay clinical ones.
The rhythm
How it works here
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Patch test, then wait
A test pulse behind the ear or jaw, checked at 48 hours. Boring, and non-negotiable.
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Series scheduling
Four to six sessions, four weeks apart — collagen remodels on its own timeline and we schedule around it, not around promotions.
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The session
Cleanse, eye protection, treatment passes, cooling, SPF. In and out in under an hour.
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Judge at week 12
Light-based results build for 8–12 weeks after a series. Before/after photos are taken at consistent angles and lighting so progress is real, not flattering.
Realistic expectations
- Non-ablative means gradual: expect 'my skin looks good lately,' not a different face. The trade is near-zero downtime.
- Melasma is a management project, not a cure — light can help, and heat can also flare it. We'll be straight about which camp you're likely in.
- Results require the series. One session is a nice glow; collagen change needs four to six.
- Sun discipline is part of the treatment. A laser series with weekend sunburns is money down the drain.
Downtime: none to overnight
- LED: none — you could go straight to dinner.
- Laser facial: pink and warm for 2–6 hours, occasionally overnight. Makeup is fine the next morning.
- Glass-glow combo: allow one quiet evening; light flaking from the peel component for a day or two.
In this room: Maya Tran, Priya Anand — meet the team.
Studio Lumière
Is laser facials the right first step?
Three quiz questions will tell you — or tell you honestly that a different room fits your goal better.