Facials and skin treatments in North York.

That depends on your skin and what you want to change, which is why we start with a consultation rather than a menu. Congestion, dryness, pigmentation and ageing skin all respond to different approaches, and picking by name off a price list is how people end up disappointed.

For most people, monthly is a sensible rhythm, since that roughly follows the skin’s renewal cycle. More intensive treatments are spaced further apart. Your practitioner will suggest a realistic schedule rather than the maximum you could book.

It depends on the treatment. A gentle cleansing and hydration facial leaves most people fine to go straight back to their day. More active treatments such as peels or microneedling can leave redness for a day or more, and we will tell you exactly what to expect before you book, not after.

Usually yes, with the treatment adjusted accordingly. Tell your practitioner about any sensitivity, reactions or skin conditions at your consultation so the treatment is chosen around them.

For active treatments, we generally ask you to pause retinoids and strong exfoliants for a few days beforehand, and to avoid sun exposure. We will give you specific instructions when you book, based on the treatment.

No. Facials are cosmetic treatments and are not covered by extended health plans or OHIP. The rehabilitation side of our clinic is different — physiotherapy, chiropractic and massage therapy are direct billed to most major insurers.