Skin Transformation Journey in Mississauga | Personalized Skin Programs at Luxe Beauty & Wellness Spa

Hyperpigmentation is often described as dark spots or uneven skin tone, but in melanin rich and ethnic skin it is rarely that simple. One of the biggest reasons hyperpigmentation persists or worsens is because many treatments fail to identify where the pigment actually lives in the skin. Treating surface pigment as though it is deep pigment or attempting to aggressively remove deep pigment as if it were superficial can lead to disappointing results and sometimes permanent discoloration. At Luxe Beauty and Wellness Spa, we focus on identifying pigment depth before selecting any treatment because this distinction is essential for safe and effective correction in clients across Mississauga, Brampton and Etobicoke. To understand hyperpigmentation properly, it helps to understand how pigment is produced and stored. Melanin is created by specialized cells called melanocytes that reside in the basal layer of the epidermis. When triggered by inflammation, heat, hormones or sun exposure, melanocytes produce excess pigment. In some cases, that pigment stays close to the surface of the skin. In other cases, it drops deeper into the dermis, where it becomes much harder to treat and far more reactive to incorrect interventions. Surface level hyperpigmentation typically appears as light to medium brown spots with relatively well defined edges. This type of pigment is often caused by recent acne, mild sun exposure, irritation from waxing or shaving, or low grade inflammation. While surface pigment may fade more easily than deep pigment, it can still persist for months in melanin rich skin if inflammation is not properly controlled. Over exfoliation or harsh brightening products can easily push surface pigment deeper, making the problem more difficult to correct. Deep hyperpigmentation is more complex and more stubborn. It often appears darker, grayish or bluish in tone and may look patchy or diffused rather than sharply defined. Melasma is a classic example of deep pigment, as are long standing acne marks and pigmentation that has been repeatedly aggravated by incorrect treatments. Deep pigment resides in the dermis, where topical products have limited reach and aggressive surface treatments can trigger rebound pigmentation. This is why many clients feel that nothing works or that their dark spots come back darker after treatment. One of the most common mistakes made in treating hyperpigmentation in ethnic skin is assuming that all dark spots can be exfoliated or peeled away. While exfoliation may temporarily brighten the skin, it often increases inflammation and stimulates melanocytes further. This leads to a cycle where pigment appears to fade briefly, only to return darker and more widespread. For melanin rich skin, this cycle can continue for years unless the treatment approach changes. At Luxe Beauty and Wellness Spa, we begin every pigmentation treatment with a detailed skin analysis to assess pigment depth, distribution and triggers. We evaluate whether the hyperpigmentation is primarily epidermal, dermal or mixed. This information guides every decision we make, from technology selection to treatment spacing and aftercare. Treating pigment without understanding its depth is like treating a symptom without addressing the cause. This is where advanced laser technology becomes essential. Aerolase laser treatments are uniquely suited for melanin rich skin because they allow us to target pigment safely without overheating the surface. The long wavelength penetrates deeper into the skin while minimizing energy absorption by epidermal melanin. This allows us to address deeper pigment and inflammation without triggering additional melanin production. For surface pigment, controlled laser treatments combined with medical grade skincare can gently break up excess melanin and encourage even skin tone without trauma. Deep pigment requires patience and precision. Rather than attempting to remove pigment aggressively, the goal is to gradually stabilize melanocyte activity, reduce inflammation and support the skin’s natural renewal process. Over time, this allows deep pigment to lighten in a controlled manner without rebound. This approach is especially important for melasma and long standing hyperpigmentation in ethnic skin, where aggressive treatments almost always backfire. Another critical factor in pigment correction is heat management. Heat is a major trigger for melanin production and can worsen deep pigmentation even when no visible irritation occurs. Activities such as sun exposure, hot showers, saunas, intense workouts and certain aesthetic treatments can all increase internal skin temperature. At Luxe Beauty and Wellness Spa, we educate our clients on how lifestyle factors influence pigment depth and stability so that in clinic treatments are supported by daily habits that protect results. Hyperpigmentation in melanin rich skin is not a quick fix. Sustainable improvement requires a combination of safe technology, medical grade skincare, inflammation control and long term maintenance. Clients who see the best results are those who understand that pigment correction is a process rather than a single treatment. By respecting the skin’s biology and working within its limits, we are able to achieve clearer, brighter and more even skin without compromising safety. Clients from Mississauga, Brampton and Etobicoke often come to us after years of trying products and treatments that never addressed pigment depth. Once they understand the difference between surface and deep hyperpigmentation, their results begin to make sense. Treatments become more targeted, expectations become realistic and progress becomes consistent. At Luxe Beauty and Wellness Spa, our expertise in melanin rich and ethnic skin allows us to treat hyperpigmentation with confidence and care. We do not chase aggressive results at the expense of skin health. Instead, we focus on correction that respects melanin and delivers long lasting improvement. If you struggle with dark spots that seem impossible to fade or pigmentation that keeps returning despite treatment, understanding pigment depth may be the missing piece. With the right approach, hyperpigmentation can be treated safely and effectively. To book your personalized pigmentation consultation, contact Luxe Beauty and Wellness Spa in Mississauga. Call 289 242 5862 or 905 334 8040 to begin your journey toward clearer, more even skin.

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Scars are a common concern for many people, whether they’re from acne, surgery, injury, stretch marks or other trauma, they can affect confidence and the overall appearance of your skin. Finding a safe and effective treatment is especially important for those with melanin-rich or ethnic skin, as some traditional lasers and aggressive procedures can worsen discoloration or lead to unwanted pigment changes. At Luxe Beauty & Wellness Spa, serving Mississauga, Brampton, Etobicoke and the Greater Toronto Area, we specialize in advanced scar removal using Aerolase laser technology, offering transformative results tailored to every skin tone. Understanding Scar Formation Scars form when the skin undergoes trauma and the body produces excess collagen as part of the healing response. Depending on the cause, scars can appear as: • Atrophic or depressed scars (common with acne) • Hypertrophic or raised scars (often post-surgical or post-injury) • Stretch marks or striae on the body • Mixed texture and pigmentation irregularities Scars are more than just surface irregularities, they involve changes in both texture and pigment, which means truly effective treatment needs to address both tone and depth. Why Technology Matters for Scar Removal Not all lasers are created equal, and some traditional systems are unsuitable for deeper skin tones because they create excessive heat at the surface. This can trigger post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), hypopigmentation or even tissue damage in melanin-rich skin. The Aerolase Neo Elite laser used at Luxe is distinct because it deploys a 1064 nm Nd:YAG wavelength in ultra-short 650-microsecond pulses that penetrate deeper into the dermis, targeting both pigment and structural irregularities without overheating the epidermal layer. This allows the device to treat scars safely and effectively across a wide range of skin types, including darker and more reactive skin tones. The Neo Elite is cleared to address multiple skin concerns including scars, hyperpigmentation, melasma, acne, redness and more, making it a versatile and powerful tool for corrective skin care. How Aerolase Works for Scar Removal Aerolase targets scars from several angles: • Pigment Correction: Many scars have a pigmented component (red or brown). The laser energy helps break down excess pigment and reduce visible marks. • Collagen Stimulation: By inducing controlled dermal stimulation beneath the surface, Aerolase encourages new collagen formation, helping to soften scar depth and improve texture. • Vascular Modulation: For scars with redness or vascular elements (common in recent scars), the laser’s interaction with hemoglobin helps calm inflammation and reduce visible redness. The combination of deep penetration and minimal surface heating makes Aerolase Neo Elite ideal for scar removal while reducing the risk of pigmentary complications that can occur with older laser systems. Treatment Protocols & What to Expect At Luxe Beauty & Wellness Spa, your scar removal journey begins with a comprehensive skin assessment. This includes evaluating your scar type, pigmentation, skin tone, sensitivity, and medical history to determine the ideal protocol. During treatment, the Neo Elite laser is applied in gentle pulses, clients often describe the sensation as mild warmth or soft tapping rather than pain. No topical anesthetic or cooling gels are usually needed, and most sessions last between 20 – 30 minutes depending on the area being treated. Some redness or slight warmth may occur immediately afterward, but this typically resolves within a few hours. Because Aerolase is non-ablative (meaning it doesn’t aggressively injure the surface), recovery time is minimal, and most clients can resume regular activities right away. For deeper scars or more extensive areas, your practitioner may recommend a series of treatments spaced several weeks apart. Improvement is gradual, with increased smoothness, reduced pigmentation and softening of scar depth becoming more noticeable over time as collagen continues to remodel beneath the skin. Combination & Advanced Approaches In some cases, combining Aerolase Neo Elite with other modalities can enhance outcomes. For example, when treating recalcitrant acne scars or mixed scar types, adding microneedling or adjunctive resurfacing technology like the Aerolase Era Elite can further stimulate collagen and improve both texture and thickness of healed tissue. This integrative approach creates a more comprehensive correction without over-compromising the surface. Special Considerations for Melanin-Rich & Ethnic Skin Clients with deeper skin tones historically faced limitations with laser therapy due to the risk of pigmentary changes. Aerolase’s unique pulse technology mitigates this risk by minimizing surface thermal stress and allowing deep dermal targeting without excessive heat transfer to melanocytes. This makes it one of the most inclusive scar treatments available, especially for clients from diverse backgrounds in Mississauga, Brampton, Etobicoke and across the GTA. Our team takes extra care in customizing settings, monitoring healing responses and pairing laser sessions with supportive skincare to further protect pigment and support barrier repair. This personalized approach is essential for achieving optimal results safely and effectively. Scar Types & Results You Can Expect The Aerolase Neo Elite is effective for multiple scar types: • Acne Scars: Softens atrophic depressions and reduces residual pigmentation. • Surgical or Traumatic Scars: Helps flatten raised areas and improves color irregularities. • Stretch Marks & Body Scars: Reduces pigment contrast and improves texture and appearance. • Older & Newer Scars: Helps improve both longstanding and more recent scars with repeated sessions. Most clients see visible improvements within several weeks, with continued enhancement as collagen remodeling occurs. Because scar tissue is variable and individual healing responses differ, we often recommend a personalized course of treatment based on scar severity and goals. Aftercare & Long-Term Maintenance Post-treatment care is a key part of successful scar removal. At Luxe, we provide aftercare instructions tailored to your skin type and the scar being treated, including: • Gentle cleansing and hydrating barrier support • Strict broad-spectrum sun protection • Avoidance of exfoliants or harsh chemicals during initial healing • Follow-up treatments as recommended to sustain collagen growth and tone improvement Scar remodeling continues for months after the final session, and clients appreciate that improvements can be gradual, natural-looking and cumulative over time. Why Choose Luxe Beauty & Wellness Spa Choosing the right clinic and laser expert matters — especially for scar removal on sensitive or melanin-rich skin. At Luxe Beauty & Wellness Spa we combine: • Expertise in medical-grade lasers and scar correction • Customized protocols based on skin type and history • Personalized consultation and planning • A focus on safety and results for diverse skin tones • A welcoming environment for clients from Mississauga, Brampton, Etobicoke and surrounding communities Our approach is not one-size-fits-all. We evaluate each scar and tailor your treatment plan with precision, aiming to deliver real, visible improvement while minimizing risk and maximizing comfort. Scars don’t have to be a lifelong reminder of past acne, injury or surgery. With the right technology and expert care, many people can experience smoother texture, more even tone, and renewed confidence — even if they have melanin-rich or ethnic skin. Aerolase Neo Elite brings advanced laser science together with safety and versatility, making it one of the best options for scar removal available today. If you are located in Mississauga, Brampton, Etobicoke or the Greater Toronto Area and interested in learning how Aerolase scar removal can transform your skin, contact Luxe Beauty & Wellness Spa for a personalized consultation. Our team is here to guide you through a tailored plan for effective scar correction and healthier skin. Book your consultation today and take the first step toward clearer, smoother skin.

Acne can leave a lasting imprint on the skin long after breakouts have healed. These remnants can show up as pits, uneven texture, dark marks, or raised and indented scars that affect confidence as much as appearance. For individuals with melanin-rich or sensitive skin, addressing acne scarring requires both precision and caution. Traditional treatments can sometimes worsen pigmentation or cause irritation. At Luxe Beauty and Wellness Spa, serving clients in Mississauga, Brampton and Etobicoke, we specialize in a customized approach to acne scar revision using the Aerolase Neo Elite laser, a technology that combines safety and efficacy across all skin tones. Acne scars are a result of the skin attempting to repair itself after inflammation from acne lesions. When the healing process is disrupted or falls short, collagen is laid down unevenly. Over time this leads to atrophic scars that appear as depressions or pits in the skin, or hypertrophic scars that are raised and firm. Acne scarring can also be accompanied by post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, where dark marks linger long after the original blemish has resolved. These combinations of texture and tone irregularities can be complex, requiring a tailored and nuanced treatment plan. Understanding how laser technology interacts with skin biology is essential when choosing a scar treatment. Many older lasers and aggressive resurfacing techniques pose significant risk to melanin-rich or ethnic skin because they rely on thermal energy that is easily absorbed by melanin at the surface. This can lead to burns, pigment shifts or prolonged redness. The Aerolase Neo Elite system was designed to overcome these limitations. It uses a 1064 nm wavelength delivered in very short pulses of 650 microseconds, allowing energy to penetrate deeper into the dermis while minimizing heat absorption by the epidermis. This reduces the risk of epidermal injury and pigment alteration, making it one of the safest and most effective laser options for acne scar treatment in darker skin tones. At Luxe Beauty and Wellness Spa, the journey to smoother, more even skin begins with a comprehensive evaluation. During your consultation we assess the type of acne scars present, the severity of the texture irregularities, any residual pigmentation, your skin tone and sensitivity and your overall goals. We also review your history with acne, previous treatments, healing tendencies and lifestyle factors that may influence scar formation. This initial analysis allows us to create a treatment plan specific to your needs rather than a one-size-fits-all protocol. Aerolase Neo Elite treats acne scars by addressing multiple layers of the skin. The energy delivered stimulates fibroblasts deep within the dermis to produce new collagen and elastin, the proteins responsible for healthy skin structure. Over time this encourages the skin to build from the bottom up, helping to fill in depressed scars and improve texture. At the same time the laser can target pigment associated with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, breaking up dark marks and promoting a more even tone. Because the treatment bypasses the surface layer with minimal heat diffusion, the risk of post-treatment pigment issues is significantly reduced even for melanin-rich or reactive skin. The actual treatment session is comfortable for most clients. After cleansing and preparation the Neo Elite handpiece is applied to the treatment area. Many people describe the sensation as a warming or gentle tapping rather than pain. No numbing cream or cooling gel is typically required because the pulse duration and delivery method are designed for comfort and safety. Sessions can vary in length depending on the size of the area and the intensity needed, but most fall within the thirty to forty-five minute range. Following treatment you may notice mild redness or warmth in the treated areas. This is normal and usually resolves within a few hours. Because Aerolase Neo Elite is non-ablative — meaning it does not remove the top layer of skin — downtime is minimal. Most clients can return to their normal activities the same day. We recommend gentle skincare, avoidance of heat and sun exposure and consistent use of broad spectrum sunscreen to protect healing skin. Protecting your skin from ultraviolet radiation is especially important during the healing phase to prevent new pigmentation from forming. A series of treatments spaced several weeks apart is usually recommended to achieve optimal results. Many clients begin to notice improvements in texture and tone after the first session, with continued enhancement as collagen production increases and remodeling occurs. For deeper or more extensive scarring a course of four to six sessions may be advised. Because acne scarring and pigmentation can be multifaceted, the cumulative effect of repeated sessions provides deeper structural support and gradual refinement of the skin surface. In addition to laser therapy, supportive practices can enhance outcomes. Professional grade skincare focused on hydration, barrier repair and pigment modulation can help the skin recover more quickly and maintain the improvements achieved with Aerolase treatments. At Luxe we often integrate corrective boosters, gentle exfoliation protocols when appropriate and LED therapy to support cellular healing and reduce inflammation. Your individualized plan may include home care recommendations designed to complement your in-clinic treatments and protect long-term results. Clients with melanin-rich or ethnic skin have historically faced limitations in laser treatment due to fear of adverse pigment changes or excessive inflammation. The Aerolase Neo Elite changes this narrative, offering a path to scar revision that respects the biological differences in skin of color. Its unique pulse technology and deep penetration make laser therapy accessible without the high risk of surface damage or pigment disruption seen in older devices. Expectations are an important part of the journey. Acne scar treatment with Aerolase is transformative but not instantaneous. While initial improvements can be visible early in the process, the full benefit unfolds over time as the skin’s natural renewal mechanisms respond to the laser stimulation. By spacing sessions and monitoring your skin’s response, we ensure that progress is steady, safe and aligned with your goals. Because acne scars involve both texture and tone, results tend to be noticeable in multiple dimensions: smoother surface, reduced depth of indentations, more even coloration and a healthier overall appearance. At Luxe Beauty and Wellness Spa we combine advanced Aerolase laser technology with deep expertise in treating melanin-rich and sensitive skin. Our approach centers on safety, precision and individualized care. Clients from Mississauga, Brampton, Etobicoke and the Greater Toronto Area trust us with their most stubborn skin concerns because we offer cutting edge solutions backed by experience, a client-focused philosophy and tailored treatment protocols. If you are tired of seeing acne scars every time you look in the mirror and you want a solution that is safe, effective and designed for your unique skin type, Neo Elite acne scar treatment may be the answer. Contact Luxe Beauty and Wellness Spa to schedule your personalized consultation. We will walk you through every step of the process, discuss your goals, answer your questions and build a plan that helps you achieve clearer, smoother, more radiant skin. Call us at 905 334 8040 or 289 242 5862 to start your journey toward renewed skin. We look forward to helping you look and feel your best.

Stretch marks and body scars are among the most common skin concerns for people of all ages and skin types. They can result from growth spurts in adolescence, pregnancy, weight fluctuations, surgery or injury, and often affect areas like the abdomen, thighs, arms, chest and lower back. While some people learn to live with these marks, many seek effective solutions to improve texture, tone and overall appearance. For individuals with melanin-rich or sensitive skin, choosing the right treatment is essential because aggressive procedures can trigger pigment changes or irritation. At Luxe Beauty & Wellness Spa in Mississauga we focus on safe, advanced techniques — especially Aerolase laser treatments — to address body scars and stretch marks with real results while minimizing risks for all skin tones, including clients from Brampton, Etobicoke and the Greater Toronto Area. What Are Stretch Marks and Body Scars? Stretch marks, medically known as striae, are a form of scarring that occurs when the skin is stretched rapidly. This stretching interrupts the normal production of collagen and elastin, leading to thin, linear bands that appear on the surface. These marks often start as red or purple lines and gradually fade to lighter or silvery streaks over time. Body scars are a broader category, encompassing injuries from trauma, surgical incisions, burns or other wounds that heal with excess collagen formation and altered skin architecture. Both stretch marks and scars are not just surface texture issues — they represent deep structural changes in the dermal layer of the skin. Why Addressing Stretch Marks and Body Scars Matters Beyond appearance, stretch marks and scars can affect how a person feels about their body. They can cause self-consciousness when wearing certain clothing or participating in activities that expose the affected area. Moreover, some scars may be raised, itchy or uncomfortable. Emotional wellbeing is intricately tied to how we see our skin, which is why many people seek treatments that improve both the look and feel of these marks. Treating stretch marks and scars isn’t simply about fading color or smoothing surface texture. Effective solutions must address deeper dermal changes, stimulate collagen remodeling, and support healthy skin regeneration without causing inflammation or pigmentary issues — especially in clients with melanin-rich and ethnic skin. Traditional Treatments and Their Limitations Over the years, various treatments have been used for stretch marks and scars, including topical creams, chemical peels, microneedling and older laser technologies. While these can offer modest improvement, they also come with limitations. Topical products often do not penetrate deeply enough to significantly impact scar tissue. Chemical peels and aggressive resurfacing may risk irritation or pigment changes in darker skin tones. Microneedling can stimulate collagen but may require extensive sessions and carries the risk of inflammation or temporary irritation. Many older laser systems rely on heat and surface injury to drive results, which can be risky for deeper or more reactive skin. That is where advanced laser technologies like Aerolase come in. By using a controlled, deep-penetrating approach that avoids excessive heat on the skin surface, Aerolase offers a safer and more effective path for both stretch marks and body scars. How Aerolase Technology Works for Stretch Marks and Scars Aerolase Neo Elite uses a 1064 nm Nd:YAG laser delivered in ultra-short pulses. These pulses penetrate into the dermis without significant heating of the surface layer, allowing for deeper stimulation while preserving the epidermis. This is a key reason why Aerolase is safe for all skin tones, including melanin-rich and ethnic skin. Rather than injuring the surface, Aerolase gently encourages the body’s natural healing processes deeper in the skin, boosting collagen and elastin production where stretch marks and scars form. Collagen and elastin are the structural proteins responsible for skin strength, elasticity and smoothness. When stretch marks or scars form these proteins are disrupted. Aerolase provides a signal that encourages fibroblasts — the cells that produce collagen — to renew and rebuild more uniform tissue. For stretch marks, this means the linear bands become less noticeable, smoother, and more consistent in tone with surrounding skin. For scars, Aerolase helps soften raised or indented areas, reduces redness or pigmentation, and improves overall texture. This laser approach also addresses any vascular component of scars — areas where redness persists long after the original injury — by targeting blood vessels and calming inflammation. What to Expect During Treatment At Luxe Beauty & Wellness Spa, your stretch mark or body scar treatment begins with a thorough consultation. We assess the location, depth, age of the marks, pigmentation characteristics, skin tone and sensitivity. This allows us to design a personalized Aerolase treatment plan that considers your unique skin biology and healing response. During the treatment session, the target area is cleansed and prepared. The Aerolase device is used to deliver precise pulses of laser energy. Most clients describe the sensation as a mild warmth or soft tapping rather than pain. Because the pulse duration and delivery system are designed to minimize surface heating, topical numbing or cooling gel is rarely needed. Treatment sessions for body areas typically take around thirty to forty-five minutes depending on the size of the area and the intensity of the protocol. Because Aerolase is non-ablative, there is little to no downtime. Some mild redness or warmth may appear immediately after the procedure but usually resolves quickly. Clients can generally resume daily activities the same day, which makes this solution appealing for busy lifestyles in Mississauga, Brampton and Etobicoke. How Many Sessions Are Needed? One of the most common questions clients ask is how many treatments are needed for meaningful improvement. The answer depends on several factors, including the age and severity of the stretch marks or scars, the area being treated, and individual skin healing characteristics. Many people see noticeable improvement after the first one or two sessions. However, a series of treatments — typically four to six sessions spaced four to six weeks apart — is often recommended for deeper or more extensive stretch marks and scars. Over time, as collagen remodeling continues, the skin becomes smoother, more uniform in texture and tone, and less noticeable. Because all skin types heal differently, especially melanin-rich and ethnic skin, Luxe practitioners monitor progress carefully and adjust protocols as needed to maintain safety while maximizing results. Post-Treatment and Aftercare Following an Aerolase session, it is important to support your skin’s natural healing process. At Luxe we provide customized aftercare guidance based on your treatment and skin type. This may include recommendations for gentle moisturization, barrier-supporting products, anti-inflammatory serums, and strict sun protection. Sun exposure can negatively affect scars and stretch marks by stimulating pigment production, so broad-spectrum sunscreen and protective clothing are often emphasized, particularly in the weeks following treatment. We also recommend avoiding hot tubs, saunas or vigorous exfoliation during the early healing period to minimize irritation. Combining Aerolase with Other Modalities In some cases, combining Aerolase with complementary treatments can enhance results. For example, professional LED therapy can support cellular healing and reduce inflammation. Customized topical serums and enzyme treatments can help with surface texture and hydration. At Luxe we tailor each plan so that modalities work together rather than overwhelm the skin. For clients with deeper or more complex scars, a combined approach that includes Aerolase plus medical-grade skincare can deliver balanced, multi-layer improvement. Realistic Expectations and Long-Term Maintenance While Aerolase can significantly improve the appearance of stretch marks and scars, it’s important to have realistic expectations. These marks represent structural changes in the skin and while major transformation is possible, complete removal is rare. Most clients achieve smoother texture, softer appearance, reduced discoloration and greater confidence in their skin. Because collagen remodeling continues for several months post-treatment, improvements often appear gradually and continue beyond the final session. Many clients choose maintenance sessions once or twice a year to preserve and amplify results. Why Choose Luxe Beauty & Wellness Spa Choosing the right provider is as important as the treatment itself. At Luxe Beauty & Wellness Spa, we bring over twenty years of combined experience in medical aesthetic lasers and corrective skin care. We are experts in treating melanin-rich, ethnic and sensitive skin, and ensure that every plan is crafted with precision, safety and respect for your unique skin profile. Clients from Mississauga, Brampton, Etobicoke and the Greater Toronto Area trust Luxe for advanced Aerolase technology, personalized care, and a supportive environment that delivers real results. Stretch marks and body scars can be a persistent concern, but they do not need to be a permanent source of frustration. With the right technology and expert care, improvements in texture, tone and confidence are achievable. Aerolase offers a modern, safe and effective approach for clients of all skin tones — especially those with melanin-rich or sensitive skin — and Luxe Beauty & Wellness Spa provides the expertise to guide you through every step of the process. If you are ready to explore body scar or stretch mark treatment in Mississauga, Brampton or Etobicoke, contact Luxe Beauty & Wellness Spa to book your personalized consultation. Call us at 905 334 8040 or 289 242 5862 to begin your journey toward renewed skin.