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Chemical peels & resurfacing facials in Edmonton
Smoother texture. More even tone. A renewed sense of luminosity. Explore our chemical peels and Fire & Ice resurfacing facial, with guidance around your skin, your goals and recovery.
Your facialist will guide the final choice.
A little understanding goes a long way.
A professional chemical peel uses an exfoliating solution to renew the skin’s surface. Depending on the formula and your skin, it can improve the appearance of uneven texture, dullness and certain pigment changes.
At Loshen & Crem in Edmonton, our chemical peels include Cimel Peel and Mesopeel Melanostop Tranex. You can also explore the iS Clinical Fire & Ice resurfacing facial. Your skin, routine and goals guide our recommendation.
For skin that feels uneven or looks dull.
For selected concerns involving superficial dark spots and uneven pigmentation.
A considered step in your longer-term skin plan.
Two peels. One resurfacing facial.
Compare the approaches, then let your facialist guide the choice.
01 / Texture & overall renewal
Cimel brings an overall skin-renewal focus to concerns such as uneven texture, dullness and the appearance of fine lines. The professional treatment works within a broader approach that includes appropriate home care.
Worth knowing Plan for recovery. Visible dryness or shedding can occur; the amount varies with the protocol and your skin.
We will discuss preparation, aftercare and whether this is the right starting point for you.
02 / Superficial pigmentation & tone
Mesopeel Melanostop Tranex is a mesoestetic peel developed for superficial pigmentation, including certain sun-related spots and uneven tone. It supports surface renewal with a focus on visible luminosity.
Worth knowing Pigmentation needs a plan. We assess the concern before selecting a peel, particularly when melasma is suspected.
Sun protection and a suitable home routine are central to maintaining progress.
03 / Resurfacing facial & hydration
The iS Clinical Fire & Ice Facial pairs a warming resurfacing masque with a cooling, hydrating masque. It is designed to refine skin texture and leave the complexion looking refreshed and luminous.
Worth knowing A resurfacing facial. iS Clinical describes little to no downtime, but individual responses vary and suitability still matters.
Explore the full ritual and booking details on our dedicated Fire & Ice page.
Your skin’s needs may lead us to a different treatment. We will explain the recommendation before proceeding.
The Loshen approach
The formula is only part of the experience. We take time to understand what your skin is doing now, what you use at home and what you hope to change. Together, we choose an approach that makes sense for you.
Your skin history and comfort matter.
Understand the treatment and the care that follows.
Your skin’s response guides what comes next.
From preparation to aftercare
Share your routine, medications, recent treatments, cold-sore history and any tendency to scar. Ask us for preparation instructions before changing prescribed care.
We assess and cleanse your skin, then follow the chosen peel or facial protocol. You may feel warmth or stinging; tell your facialist how it feels.
Follow your personalised aftercare plan. Keep the routine gentle, avoid picking or scrubbing, and use sun protection as directed. Let us know about unexpected symptoms.
Persistent pain, blistering or increasing swelling should be assessed promptly by a healthcare professional.
Start with the concern you want to discuss. Cimel is our broader renewal option; Mesopeel Melanostop Tranex focuses on superficial pigmentation. The final recommendation follows a skin assessment.
Fire & Ice is a resurfacing facial that pairs an exfoliating masque with a cooling, hydrating masque. Cimel and Mesopeel are our chemical peel options. Your facialist can help you compare the experience and recovery expectations.
Our booking menu shows current prices and appointment lengths. We will discuss your recommended treatment and any home-care needs before you proceed.
It may. Some peels cause light flaking; others cause more noticeable shedding. The response depends on the peel and your skin, so we will discuss what to expect for your specific treatment.
Warmth, tingling or stinging can occur. Sensations vary between formulas and individuals. Your facialist monitors your skin and comfort throughout the application.
Peels can form part of a melasma treatment plan, but melasma can be persistent and needs individual assessment. A dermatologist can confirm the diagnosis and guide treatment. We can discuss whether a pigmentation consultation is a suitable first step.
Some peels can be suitable, but careful selection matters because irritation can cause pigment changes. Your skin tone, history and risk factors should be assessed by a suitably experienced provider; a dermatology referral may be appropriate.
A series may be recommended. The number and spacing depend on the concern, peel and your response. We reassess progress rather than treating a fixed number of sessions as a promise of results.
Let us know about irritation, recent sun exposure, medications, pregnancy or breastfeeding, and recent skin procedures. We will check the selected protocol’s suitability and advise whether to postpone.
Our Book More, Save More incentive offers 10% off your second qualifying session and ongoing savings of up to 20%. Visits must follow your professional recommendation within the stated one-to-six-week window. Ask us to confirm eligibility; treatment timing always follows your skin’s needs.
Your next step, made simple.
Book your chemical peel or begin with a consultation at our Edmonton boutique. We will guide you from there.
5238 Windermere Blvd · Edmonton, Alberta
Results and recovery vary. Suitability is assessed before treatment.
Treatment information informed by the brands and established skin-health resources. Your individual care instructions take priority.