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Facial consultations at our Montreal clinic are intended to clarify skin priorities, maintenance goals, and whether another treatment should be discussed alongside regular facial care. Some patients are focused on hydration and radiance, while others want to plan around sensitivity, texture, congestion, seasonal changes, or timing before an event.
A facial consultation can be useful when you want a practical skin plan but are not sure which treatment intensity fits your skin history. During the visit, we review current products, recent procedures, sensitivity, acne-prone areas, dryness, and your tolerance for visible redness or downtime. This helps determine whether a maintenance facial, a treatment-focused facial, or another skin service should be discussed.
The goal is not to choose the most intensive option by default. We look at what your skin can reasonably tolerate, how often you want to come in, and whether you are preparing for an occasion or building a longer-term routine. Patients often use the consultation to ask what to stop before treatment, what to continue at home, and how facial care can support broader skin goals.
Aftercare depends on the facial selected and your skin's baseline sensitivity. In general, patients should plan around sun exposure, active home products, and important events. Consultation gives us room to discuss what is realistic, what should be avoided temporarily, and when another appointment may be considered.
You can also read our Montreal skin-care articles for additional consultation questions.
$250 per treatment
Facials can include cleansing, exfoliation, hydration, and other steps selected for your skin’s current needs. The approach varies with sensitivity, recent procedures, home products, congestion, dryness, and the amount of downtime you can accept.
A consultation helps determine which facial intensity is appropriate, what should be paused before or after the appointment, and whether another type of skin assessment should come first.
A facial may include cleansing, exfoliation, hydration, or other steps selected for the skin’s current needs. The approach and expected response vary with sensitivity, recent procedures, home care, and the specific facial chosen.
There is no universal schedule. Frequency depends on skin response, the facial selected, products used at home, other procedures, budget, timing, and whether the goal is occasional care or ongoing maintenance.
Some facial approaches may support cleansing and maintenance, but a facial does not diagnose or treat every cause of acne. Consultation helps determine whether facial care is appropriate or whether another medical or skin assessment should come first.
Timing depends on the facial, recent or planned procedures, active products, sun exposure, sensitivity, and the event date. The clinic should review the sequence before appointments are combined or scheduled close together.
Aftercare varies with the treatment selected and may include temporary changes to active products, sun protection, cleansing, exercise, or other procedures. Individual instructions are provided for the plan.
