Lucie Mé · Yorkville, Holt Renfrew Centre

Chemical Peels in Yorkville

Skin resurfacing with chemical peels and Silkpeel Dermalinfusion, inside the Holt Renfrew Centre at 50 Bloor Street West. Complimentary consultations, with Bloor-Yonge station steps away.

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Fresher skin between errands on Bloor

If your week already runs through Bloor and Yonge, this is the Lucie Mé clinic for your skin. We treat uneven tone, sun damage, fine lines, and acne-prone skin with chemical peels, a controlled application of acid that lifts the damaged outer layer of skin, and with Silkpeel Dermalinfusion. For the full picture of acids, depths, and downtime, read our complete guide to chemical peels in Toronto. The rest of it is local: the clinic, the visit, and how a peel fits into a day on Bloor.

Established 2010

Peels at the Holt Renfrew Centre

The Yorkville clinic sits inside the Holt Renfrew Centre at 50 Bloor Street West, unit C10, in the middle of the Bloor and Yonge blocks. Lucie Mé, established 2010, puts every peel in the hands of medically trained professionals, and every new client begins with a complimentary consultation, where the acid, the depth, and the number of sessions are agreed.

Arriving

Find us at unit C10 inside the Holt Renfrew Centre, 50 Bloor Street West. Bloor-Yonge station is steps away, and drivers can use the paid garage in the centre or the paid lots on the surrounding blocks.

Your consultation

The complimentary consultation looks at your skin type, what you want to change, any peels you've had before, and your current skincare, then recommends a peel depth and a realistic number of sessions.

Treatment and after

A peel appointment takes 20 to 45 minutes including preparation. After a surface peel your skin may be slightly pink for a few hours, and you can carry on with your Bloor Street plans straight away.

Sun damage and pigmentation

Melasma

Before

After

Texture and dullness

Individual results vary. Results depend on the treatment, your skin, and how your body responds; the gallery shows the range of outcomes these treatments can achieve.

More results from both clinics are on our results page.

Peels here run from surface AHA and BHA formulas to medium-depth TCA work and Silkpeel Dermalinfusion, and the peel comparison on our chemical peel guide explains how the clinician chooses a depth for your skin.

Can I fit a chemical peel into a lunch hour near Bloor and Yonge?

For a surface peel, usually yes. The appointment takes 20 to 45 minutes including preparation, and because Bloor-Yonge station is steps from the Holt Renfrew Centre, you can spend more of your lunch hour eating than travelling there and back. Surface peels have minimal downtime; the skin can look slightly pink for a few hours, and any tingling settles once the peel is neutralised. Medium-depth peels are a different conversation, with visible peeling afterwards, so give those more room in your diary.

Will I look treated when I walk back out onto Bloor Street?

It depends entirely on the peel depth, which is why the consultation settles this before you book. After a surface peel, skin may be slightly pink for a few hours and lightly flaky between days three and five, nothing that stops you finishing your errands. After a medium-depth peel, there's visible peeling for five to ten days, so give that one room in your calendar rather than tacking it onto a shopping trip. Silkpeel Dermalinfusion is the opposite case: essentially no downtime, with skin that looks refreshed immediately, which is why it suits a Yorkville afternoon so well.

Is winter a better time for a peel course in Toronto?

There's no rule that says so, but the practical answer is often yes. Sun avoidance matters on both sides of a peel: two to four weeks before a stronger peel, at least a week after a surface peel, and two to four weeks after a medium-depth one, with daily SPF 30 or higher throughout. That discipline is simply easier to keep between November and March in Toronto than in cottage season. If you're weighing up a medium-depth peel or a full course, raise timing at your complimentary consultation and the clinician will map the sessions against your calendar and the season.

Is chemical peel pricing the same at both Lucie Mé locations?

Yes, it is. A peel booked at Yorkville costs exactly what the same peel costs at our Fairview Mall clinic, so pick the location that suits your week. The price follows the treatment plan: the type of peel, its depth, and how many sessions your skin needs, which is why we don't publish numbers that would be wrong for most faces. The clinician sets out your plan, and its cost, at the complimentary consultation, whether you're having a surface peel, a medium-depth TCA peel, or Silkpeel Dermalinfusion.

How far apart will my peel sessions be booked?

Surface peels build their result across a course, typically four to six sessions spaced four weeks apart, so expect a standing appointment rather than a one-off. Medium-depth peels are usually a single treatment or a short series with six to twelve weeks between visits, and once a course is finished, maintenance tends to run every six to twelve weeks. The four-week rhythm is easy to keep when the clinic is steps from Bloor-Yonge. Call (416) 637-7377 to start with a complimentary consultation, where the likely series for your skin is set out.