Your questions, our answers

At 111 Rue Chabanel Ouest #604, Montréal (Ahuntsic-Cartierville), near Sauvé and Crémazie stations on the orange line. Hours: Tue–Sat: 10am – 6pm · Sun–Mon: by phone.

No. Online booking locks in your time right away, no card needed. You pay at the clinic, after the treatment.

You book the clinic, and the team assigns whoever is available for your treatment. All our estheticians are trained on the same devices.

Yes, all of them, on the Prices page: every laser hair removal area, every facial, the body remodeling packages. They are per session, before taxes.

No — the treatment is generally described as comfortable and not painful.

Generally none: you can go back to your activities right away.

It depends on your skin and your goals; the rhythm is set at the consultation. A single session gives an immediate glow; for maintenance, several spaced-out sessions are often advised.

About 60 minutes. Each step of the protocol is adjusted after the consultation assessment.

The treatment suits most skin types, and it addresses dull complexion, dehydrated skin, congested pores and uneven texture. The consultation confirms it's right for you — and if it isn't, we'll say so.

The price shown is per session, before taxes (GST 5% and QST 9.975%).

A numbing cream is applied beforehand for your comfort. The time it needs is included in the appointment, which runs about 60 minutes.

It depends on your goals; a plan is set during your consultation. A series of spaced sessions is usually recommended — the number is never promised in advance.

Results are progressive, over several weeks. They vary from person to person and are not guaranteed.

Three options, per session and before taxes: neck and décolleté $450, face $550, scars, stretch marks and laxity $650. The exact price for your area is confirmed at the consultation.

Redness is possible for one to a few days. You're given care and sun-protection instructions to follow after the session.

No. A prior assessment is required to confirm the treatment is suitable and safe for you: some conditions may rule it out.

Several spaced-out sessions are needed, because hair only responds during its growth phase. The exact number depends on your hair and the area: it's estimated at the consultation, never promised in advance.

The Elite iQ™ laser suits several skin types. An assessment and a patch test confirm it before the first session. Some hair colours, especially very light or white, limit how well it works — we'll tell you straight.

The sensation is brief and generally well tolerated. It varies by area: the bikini line and underarms are felt more than the legs.

Prices shown are per session, before taxes (GST 5% and QST 9.975%). Several areas treated the same day can be bundled into a package, set at the consultation.

Yes, you can shave any time. But put away the wax, the tweezers and the epilator for the whole course: those pull the hair out at the root, and then the laser has nothing left to target.

Yes, before and after the session. We give you precise instructions at the first appointment, and we'll push the session back rather than treat tanned skin.

It can happen, and it depends on the chosen intensity. Redness and light flaking are part of the treatment rather than a mishap. We tell you what to expect before setting a date, precisely so you can pick one that works.

The intensity is adapted, and a prior assessment is required. It serves both to choose the concentration and to check the treatment suits you. If it doesn't, we'll tell you rather than sell you a session.

A peel is often done as a course of several sessions, for a gradual result. The number depends on your skin and your goal: it's estimated with you, never promised in advance.

Yes, and it's not negotiable: sun protection is essential after a peel. Precise instructions are given to you after the session, and we'd rather postpone an appointment than do it under the wrong conditions.

About 45 to 60 minutes. The session starts with a gentle cleanse and skin prep; the solution is then applied in controlled passes, and the skin is soothed and protected before you leave.

What the treatment aims for is fresher, more even skin and a refined texture, over the sessions. Results vary from person to person and are not guaranteed — be wary of anyone who promises otherwise.

No. Evolve X targets firmness and the appearance of the silhouette, not weight loss. It isn't a slimming method and it replaces neither diet nor physical activity. If that's what you're after, we'll tell you straight rather than have you come in.

No, it's a non-invasive technology: no surgery and no incision. Targeted areas are treated comfortably, and you're given the instructions that go with the area treated.

A series of sessions is typical, because the improvement happens gradually. The plan is set according to the area and your goal; once it's clear, the series can be prepaid as a 6- or 10-session package, and those sessions never expire. No result is promised: it varies from person to person.

Areas showing laxity — the abdomen, arms, thighs or buttocks — are the ones most often targeted. The exact area and whether the treatment is appropriate are confirmed at the consultation.

Generally not: you can go back to your usual activities right after the session. Mild temporary effects on the treated area are still possible, but they settle quickly on their own.

Yes, they're posted. A session runs from $150 (arms) to $200 (thighs / legs), before taxes. In a prepaid package it comes down to $90 per session. The full area-by-area grid is higher up this page — and package sessions never expire.

No, dermaplaning doesn't change the nature of the fine hair. It grows back as it was: the technique removes what sits on the surface, it doesn't touch the root.

Generally none; sun protection is advised after the session.

About 30 to 45 minutes, cleansing included. It's a treatment that fits into a lunch break.

One-off or as regular maintenance, depending on your goals. Many clients book it before an event; others fold it into their routine. We discuss it at the consultation — nothing is sold upfront.

Dermaplaning suits most skin types looking for radiance. The consultation confirms it's right for you — and some skin conditions mean waiting, or choosing something else.

Yes, it can be combined with other protocols depending on your goals. Any combination is decided at the consultation, not when you book online.

Classic microneedling works at the surface; the RF version adds radiofrequency at depth. The choice is made at the consultation, based on your goals.

A soothing cream is applied; the sensation is generally well tolerated.

About 60 minutes, including the time for the soothing cream. So plan for the full hour, not just the needling itself.

A series of spaced-out sessions is usually advised for progressive results. The plan is set with you at the consultation, based on your skin and your goal — not sold upfront.

Redness is possible for one to a few days. We give you care and sun-protection instructions to follow during that time.

It's for people who want to improve their skin quality without major downtime. An assessment confirms it suits you — and some skin conditions mean waiting, or choosing something else.

Several spaced-out sessions are usually advised, for a gradual change. The number is estimated at the consultation, based on your skin and the area — never promised in advance.

The sensation is often described as a brief warmth or a light elastic snap, and it's generally well tolerated. Settings are adjusted to your skin and your comfort throughout the session.

A gradually more even and more luminous complexion. Results vary from person to person and are not guaranteed — we won't show you a before-and-after and promise you the same.

Yes, before and after the session — it's a real constraint, not a formality, and in summer it takes some planning. We give you precise instructions at the first appointment. Beyond that, some conditions can rule the treatment out: the prior assessment is there to check that before you come in.

Generally mild. Slight redness may appear and usually fades within a few hours. We tell you the precautions to take afterwards, and you'll know what to expect before booking rather than on your way out.

A peel works at the surface, through chemical exfoliation, and it's followed by a phase where the skin flakes. Photorejuvenation works through light, which targets colour irregularities without exfoliating. They're two different treatments, not one better than the other: the clinic offers both, and we point you to the right one based on what you want to change and how much downtime you can afford.