Skin Care and Medical Grade Products in Burlington, Ontario

To keep your skin looking radiant, sometimes you need a bit of help. Skin care products can offer the chance to enhance your beauty regimen with antioxidants, vitamins, polyamines, and more. At The MedSpa at Burlington Plastic Surgery, we offer a wide selection of skincare and medical-grade products that can help you achieve the glowing, healthy skin you have always wanted. Learn more about our options.

Vivier

Our Vivier skin care products offer treatments for aging skin using an advanced absorption system called the IntraDermal System. All of the products undergo testing and have full FDA approval. Vivier products work for all skin types, and we carry skin care programs that can help with:
  • Dry and sensitive skin
  • Redness relief
  • Wrinkle relief
  • Oily skin
  • Acne-prone skin
  • Hyperpigmentation
Recently, Vivier created an innovative product targeting fine lines and wrinkles with an ingredient called Polyamine-DAB. It can help restore skin firmness and fullness, and it plays a role in the prevention of hypertrophic scars. One of Vivier’s most famous products is its vitamin C serum made with L-ascorbic acid, which is the purest form of vitamin C and the only type the body can absorb. This anti-aging serum contains vitamin E and peptides as well as the L-ascorbic acid to reduce and prevent signs of aging.

AlumierMD

AlumierMD is a medical-grade skin care provider that combines high-quality, clean ingredients with science-based formulas to offer individualized treatments and help with many skin concerns. Only medical and aesthetic practitioners in clinics can offer AlumierMD products. By focusing on the individual skin profiles of each person, we can use AlumierMD to help with everything from acne to skin conditions like rosacea and hyperpigmentation.

Chemical Peels

At The MedSpa at Burlington Plastic Surgery, we also offer chemical peels, procedures in which we apply a chemical solution to your skin to remove the top layers. The skin that then grows back is healthier and smoother. You can have a chemical peel on your face, hands, and neck. Chemical peels can help treat many conditions, including:
  • Wrinkles and fine lines
  • Hyperpigmentation
  • Sun damage
  • Acne scars
  • Melasma
  • Skin redness
  • Uneven skin tone
There are different types of chemical peels. A light, superficial peel uses mild acids like alpha-hydroxy to exfoliate. This type of peel penetrates only the top layer of skin. It works well to treat wrinkles, acne, and dryness. A medium chemical peel uses trichloroacetic or glycolic acid to reach the middle and outer layer of the skin. It is a highly effective option for treating wrinkles, acne scars, and uneven skin tones. A deep chemical peel fully penetrates the middle layer of skin, usually by using phenol or trichloroacetic acid. It can be a good choice for treating deeper wrinkles and scars. The best candidates for chemical peels are people with mild skin imperfections looking to enhance their overall appearance. Those who have a history of irregular scarring, skin that is more sensitive than normal, or who have a naturally dark complexion or skin tone are not the best candidates. If you have used Accutane in the past six months, we will ask you to wait before a chemical peel. To decide on the best type of chemical peel for your needs, we will assess your skin at your consultation and see what works best.

Preparing for a Chemical Peel

To prepare for a chemical peel, you must stop using retinol products for at least 48 hours before the procedure. We recommend you use a glycolic acid lotion to improve treatment and stop exfoliating, waxing, or hair bleaching. If you get a medium or deep chemical peel, which requires an anesthetic, you also need to arrange for a ride home.

Recovering from a Chemical Peel

Recovery can take four to seven days for a light chemical peel, while a medium peel can take five to seven days. Recovering from a deep chemical peel can take at least two weeks.

Latisse

We offer Latisse to help you grow the lashes you want. It is a treatment option perfect for people who cannot grow hair around the eyes, have thin and few eyelashes, or are experiencing the loss of lashes because of an illness or stress. The active ingredient is a prostaglandin analogue, which helps stimulate hair growth. We apply this solution to the end of the lashes to help boost their growth, thickness, and length. It is an option that also works for people who use contact lenses.

Improve Your Skin with Medical Grade Products

Whether you want help with acne scars, fine lines, hyperpigmentation, or you want to prevent skin damage, medical-grade skin care products can be effective. At The MedSpa at Burlington Plastic Surgery, we can prepare a unique skin care regimen to help you achieve your desired results. Contact us today to learn more about skin care options!

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Jessica Shih, MD, FRCS(C)

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon

Dr. Shih is a double board-certified plastic surgeon, born and raised in Burlington. She completed her undergraduate degree from Cornell University before completing her medical doctorate and Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery residency at the University of Toronto. She then completed a subspecialty fellowship training at The Johns Hopkins University.

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