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BC Laser and Skincare (Vancouver Laser and Skin Care Centre) is a physician-controlled medical aesthetics clinic in Surrey, BC that treats a broad range of skin and body concerns — including aging skin, hyperpigmentation, unwanted hair, acne and acne scars, tattoos, benign moles, and stubborn fat. According to the clinic, it offers over 50 customizable treatments using more than 20 medical aesthetic devices, and states that its treatments can work for any skin type, including darker skin tones. If your concern falls into one of the categories below, it's likely worth a consultation; if it's a medical rather than cosmetic condition, ask your physician first.
Conditions the clinic says it treats
The clinic groups its offerings around these skin and body concerns:
| Concern | What the clinic says it addresses |
|---|---|
| Aging skin | Wrinkles, sagging skin, and other signs of aging |
| Hyperpigmentation | Freckles, melasma, brown spots, and other pigmentation issues |
| Unwanted body hair | Bikini, legs, face, and other areas |
| Acne & acne scars | Blemishes and acne scars, treated with multiple technologies |
| Tattoos | Laser tattoo removal |
| Benign moles | Mole removal, plus brown spots and birthmarks |
| Stubborn fat | Non-surgical fat reduction to shape parts of the body |
| Underarm sweat | miraDry®, which the clinic says can dramatically reduce underarm sweat in as little as one appointment |
The clinic also lists Botox® and dermal fillers for reducing wrinkles and restoring volume, and carries Colorescience® makeup products.
How the treatments work
Rather than matching one condition to one machine, the clinic describes combining solutions:
- Lasers and devices — used for hair removal, tattoo removal, pigmentation, acne, and skin resurfacing.
- Injectable treatments — Botox® and fillers for wrinkles and volume loss.
- Non-surgical body treatments — fat reduction and miraDry® for sweat.
- Customized plans — the clinic states it can build a treatment plan that combines multiple solutions for optimal results, all without invasive surgery.
Who this is for
The clinic positions itself for people in the Vancouver or Fraser Valley area, and says it is worth driving to for specialized laser and injection treatment. Two points from its own description matter when deciding whether you're a fit:
- Skin type: the clinic states its treatments can address conditions "even on darker skin tones," which is often a limiting factor at other providers.
- Scope: it describes a physician-controlled environment, which is relevant if you want medical oversight alongside cosmetic treatment.
What to check before booking
The site does not publish prices or a full treatment list in the material available, so confirm the following directly with the clinic:
- Whether your specific concern is treatable with the devices they have.
- How many sessions a plan typically requires.
- Current pricing and any consultation or checkout process (the site has a checkout page, but no pricing details are shown).
- Whether a referral or medical clearance is needed for your situation.
For anything that is a diagnosed medical condition rather than a cosmetic concern — including suspicious moles — start with a physician's assessment before pursuing cosmetic removal.