Bloor West Medspa

Happy (early) Thanksgiving weekend!

Your long weekend reminder to make a deposit at the collagen bank.
A little pink now, a little more collagen later.
Turkey optional.

Acts of service, but make it skincare. ✨

Does your man get it?

If he needs a hand, I’ll walk him through your wants, wishes and desires😂

There’s something about feeling good in your own skin that makes you walk a little taller, smile a little bigger, and put a little more good into the world.

Highly recommend.

I can help with the looking good part😉

Shedding the old me, quite literally.

Day 3 post-peel and we are officially in the crispy stage.
Temporary flaking.
Brighter, smoother skin loading.

Do not pick. Do not peel. Moisturize generously.
Let her shed in peace.

Apologies to those closest to me this week😂

A little workday pick-me-up ✨
New skin loading…

I love a good peel.

Quick, effective, and a very satisfying way to say goodbye to some of the dullness, pigment and texture we collected over the summer.

I used AlumierMD’s Glow Peel here — customized in layers depending on what your skin needs (and what it can handle)!

A few days of looking a little crusty for brighter, smoother skin?
I’ll take the trade.

And obviously, we’re bringing the neck along for the ride.

Peel season, bb.
Let’s go.

2000s rap for the dopamine,
blue raspberry Jolly Ranchers for the endorphins, and a chemical peel for the glow.

Multimodal therapy, bb.
Personalized to you.

Clinically, I stand by it.

Chemical peels are one of my favourite ways to give the skin a little reset.

Depending on the peel, they can help improve:
• Dullness and uneven tone
• Pigmentation and sun damage
• Acne and congestion
• Fine lines and texture
• Overall brightness and glow

And no — a chemical peel doesn’t necessarily mean a week of hiding at home while your face falls off.

With lighter superficial peels, you may experience some warmth or tingling during treatment, followed by mild redness, dryness or flaking over the next few days. Despite the name, some people barely peel at all!

For general skin maintenance, I often recommend a series of peels spaced about 3–4 weeks apart, with frequency adjusted depending on your skin, goals and the type of peel being used.

The goal isn’t always dramatic peeling. It’s healthier, brighter, smoother-looking skin underneath.