Chemical Peel in Cambridge, ON
Resurfacing peels for tone, texture and pigmentation, at our new Cambridge clinic on King Street East in Preston.

Chemical peels at our Cambridge clinic on King Street East in Preston, which opens on 1 December 2026. Your skin is assessed on the Fitzpatrick scale before anything is applied, because depth and acid choice depend on skin tone.
Chemical Peel at Femme Laser Clinic
A chemical peel uses an acid solution to loosen the bonds between dead surface cells so they lift away and the skin underneath resurfaces. What changes between peels is the acid and the strength — which is what decides whether it treats dullness and congestion at the surface or pigmentation and texture further down.
Your skin is assessed on the Fitzpatrick scale first, and this matters more than it sounds. Deeper skin tones carry more melanin, so an aggressive peel risks post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation — the mark left behind can outlast the problem being treated. We would rather start conservatively and build than clear something once and leave a pigment change.
Expect some flaking for a few days afterwards, depending on depth. The full explanation of the peel types and what each treats is on our chemical peel guide.
Coming from across Cambridge and beyond
The clinic is on King Street East in Preston, about ten minutes or less from Galt, Hespeler and Blair. It is also the nearest Femme clinic for Ayr, Paris, Brantford and Guelph, roughly 20 minutes from Ayr, 25 from Guelph, 35 from Paris and 40 from Brantford by car. Clients in Waterloo and central Kitchener are usually closer to our Waterloo clinic on University Avenue West.
Meet your Cambridge technician
Meet Ariha, the technician who will look after you in Cambridge. Every treatment is performed by a trained, named technician, never a rotating stranger.
Ariha
Trained on the FEMME 4D before treating a single client.
Questions we hear in Cambridge
When does the Cambridge clinic open?
The Cambridge clinic opens on 1 December 2026 at 927 King Street East in Preston. Opening hours are Monday to Friday 11:00 to 19:00 and weekends 10:00 to 21:00. A consultation is built into your first appointment, as at every Femme clinic.
Where exactly is the Cambridge clinic?
At 927 King Street East, Cambridge, ON N3H 3P3, in Preston. Galt, Hespeler and Blair are all about ten minutes away by car. Message us when you book and we will send directions and the details you need for your visit.
Are chemical peels safe on deeper skin tones?
Yes, with the right choice of acid and depth. Deeper skin carries more melanin, so an over-aggressive peel risks post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. We assess on the Fitzpatrick scale before anything is applied and start conservatively rather than clearing something once and leaving a pigment change.
How much will my skin flake?
It depends on the depth of the peel. A surface peel may give a few days of light flaking; a deeper one gives more. Your technician will tell you what to expect before you book, so you can plan around anything you have on that week.
What does a peel actually treat?
Tone, texture, congestion and pigmentation. Which of those it reaches depends on the acid and strength used. If the concern is scarring at depth rather than the surface, microneedling is usually the better route and we will say so.
Do you treat clients from Brantford, Paris, Ayr and Guelph?
Yes. The Cambridge clinic is the nearest Femme location to all four, roughly 20 minutes from Ayr, 25 from Guelph, 35 from Paris and 40 from Brantford by car. The skin assessment and the protocol are the same as at every other Femme clinic.
Femme also has a Waterloo clinic. Which one should I book?
Whichever is closer. The Waterloo clinic at 520 University Avenue West suits Waterloo and central Kitchener; the Cambridge clinic suits Preston, Galt, Hespeler, Blair and south Kitchener, as well as Ayr, Paris, Brantford and Guelph. Pricing is the same at both.
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Cambridge, ON N3H 3P3
Sat and Sun 10am to 9pm
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