Winter Skin Rescue: How to Repair, Hydrate & Brighten Your Skin

Winter Skin Rescue: How to Repair, Hydrate & Brighten Your Skin

Winter in Montreal can be harsh — and your skin often pays the price first. Cold temperatures, dry winds, and constant indoor heating create the perfect conditions for dehydration, sensitivity, and dullness. If your skin feels tight, flaky, or lacks radiance, it’s a sign your barrier needs extra support.

At West Spa’s Medical Aesthetics Department, our winter-focused treatments are designed to restore hydration, calm irritation, and protect the skin’s natural barrier, helping your complexion stay healthy throughout the coldest months.


Why Winter Is So Hard on the Skin


The main culprit behind winter skin issues is transepidermal water loss (TEWL) — when moisture evaporates faster than the skin can retain it.

  • Cold air and indoor heating reduce humidity
  • Wind and temperature changes weaken protective lipids
  • Slower cell turnover leads to buildup and dullness

Without proper care, these factors can worsen redness, breakouts, and visible signs of aging.


Top Winter Skin Treatments at West Spa


Winter requires more than a basic facial. Our in-clinic treatments support deeper hydration and recovery.

Exosome Therapy
Supports cellular communication and recovery, especially when combined with microneedling or resurfacing.

Plasma Resurfacing
Helps refine texture and calm winter-related inflammation without aggressive heat.

Polynucleotide (PN) Therapy
A regenerative skin booster that supports hydration, elasticity, and skin quality — ideal for delicate areas.

Hydrating Infusion Facials
Infuse hyaluronic acid and antioxidants to reinforce the skin barrier and restore comfort.

LED Light Therapy
A gentle, non-invasive option to reduce redness and support cellular activity.


Winter Skincare at Home: Essentials

  • Cream or oil-based cleansers
  • Ceramides and hyaluronic acid
  • Daily sunscreen (yes, even in winter)

Medical-grade products can help maintain results between visits.


Why Winter Is the Best Time for Advanced Skin Care

  • Lower UV exposure reduces pigmentation risk
  • Cooler temperatures support calmer healing
  • Treatments started now show full results by summer

FAQ – Advanced Medical Aesthetics

Yes. Lower sun exposure makes winter ideal for many skin treatments.

Yes. Treatments are adapted to your skin’s barrier and hydration levels.

Most clients benefit from monthly or bi-monthly visits.

Absolutely. UV rays reflect off snow and penetrate clouds year-round.

Start Your Winter Skin Plan

Book your personalized winter skin consultation at West Spa in Dollard-des-Ormeaux →

Important Notice: Results may vary. A consultation with a qualified professional is required before treatment.