Lucie Mé · Yorkville, Holt Renfrew Centre
IPL Photofacial in Yorkville
Intense pulsed light for sun spots, redness, and broken capillaries, inside the Holt Renfrew Centre at 50 Bloor Street West. Complimentary consultations, steps from Bloor-Yonge station.
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We treat sun damage on Bloor Street
At unit C10 in the Holt Renfrew Centre, we treat sun spots, rosacea, persistent redness, and uneven tone with IPL Photofacial, intense pulsed light that targets pigment and broken vessels. The mechanism, the device, and everything it treats are covered in our complete IPL Photofacial guide. Getting it done at Bloor and Yonge works like this.
Established 2010
Unit C10, 50 Bloor Street West
Lucie Mé was established in 2010, and the Yorkville clinic occupies unit C10 in the Holt Renfrew Centre, 50 Bloor Street West. IPL here is delivered by medically trained professionals using the Angelite SDC, the same medical-grade device at both of our clinics, and every course begins with a complimentary consultation where your skin is assessed.
Your visit
How an IPL visit here runs
Getting to C10
The Holt Renfrew Centre has entrances right on Bloor Street, and Bloor-Yonge station is steps away, so the subway is the easiest way in. Drivers can use the paid parking in the centre's garage or the paid lots nearby.
The skin assessment
IPL starts with a complimentary consultation because suitability depends on your skin type and recent sun exposure. The clinician assesses both, tells you whether IPL is the right tool for your concerns, and maps out a realistic number of sessions.
The session and after
A session takes 20 to 45 minutes depending on the area, and normal activities resume immediately. Expect mild redness that settles within hours; treated sun spots darken over the next day or two before flaking away.
Results from every treatment we offer, including IPL, are collected on our results page.
Every IPL Photofacial at Lucie Mé runs on the Angelite SDC, a medical-grade device with integrated cooling, and the device section of our IPL guide explains what its controlled wavelengths do for pigment and vessels.
Local questions
IPL in Yorkville, answered
Can I fit an IPL session into a workday at Bloor and Yonge?
Usually, yes. Sessions run 20 to 45 minutes depending on the area treated, and the clinic sits steps from Bloor-Yonge station, so the round trip from most downtown offices fits a lunch hour, with normal activities resuming immediately afterwards. Worth knowing before you book a midday slot: skin is usually a little red for a few hours after IPL, and treated sun spots darken over the following day or two before flaking away. Neither needs to stop you going straight back to your desk, but if your afternoon holds a client meeting or a camera, take an end-of-day appointment instead.
Is summer a bad time to start IPL in Toronto?
It's the season that needs the most planning. Tanned skin carries extra pigment, so sun exposure in the two to four weeks before a session raises the risk of pigment changes. A course also runs three to six sessions spaced two to four weeks apart, a long stretch to stay diligent about sun protection in July. Starting in fall or winter is often simpler: Toronto does most of the sun-avoidance for you, and the course is finished before the strong sun returns. If summer is when you have the time, it's still workable; the clinician sets the ground rules at your consultation.
Can I drive home after an IPL Photofacial?
Yes. IPL typically needs no numbing, nothing about the treatment affects your alertness or vision, and the mild redness that follows a session settles on its own within hours, so driving home is no different from driving in. The Holt Renfrew Centre has paid parking in its own garage, with more paid lots on the surrounding blocks, so you can park, be treated, and drive straight home or back to work. If you'd rather skip downtown parking, Bloor-Yonge station is steps from the door, often the easier habit over a course of several sessions.
Is IPL Photofacial pricing the same at both Lucie Mé locations?
Yes. IPL Photofacial costs the same whether you're treated in Yorkville or at Fairview Mall, so pick the clinic that suits your week. We can't put a single number on the website, because IPL is priced around your course: the areas being treated and how many sessions your skin realistically needs. That's settled at the complimentary consultation, where the clinician assesses your skin and works out the course and its price with you. Both clinics run the same Angelite SDC device, so the treatment itself is identical wherever you book.
Will I be treated at my first IPL appointment in Yorkville?
Your first appointment is a complimentary consultation, and with IPL that order matters. Suitability depends on your skin type, since not all skin tones can safely have IPL, and on recent sun exposure, which the clinician assesses before any light touches your skin. The consultation covers both, plus a realistic session count for your concerns and a test patch if one is needed. It takes about 45 minutes, and the timing of your first treatment session is settled there, based on what your skin shows on the day. Call (416) 637-7377 and we'll book the consultation first.
Getting here
Holt Renfrew Centre, Yorkville
Lucie Mé Yorkville
50 Bloor Street West, Unit C10, Toronto, ON M4W 3L8
Hours
Mon to Sat: 10:00 am to 7:00 pm
IPL Photofacial is also available at our North York clinic at Fairview Mall.
Bookings
Ready when you are.
Consultations in Yorkville are complimentary. Book online, or call the clinic to arrange a time.