Beauty Glam by Vicky is now Viara. Same Vicky, same care — and the free 30-minute consultation still is. Book it
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Chestermere, Alberta

A luxury med spa,
run like a private studio

A luxury med spa in Chestermere specializing in skin rejuvenation, Aerolase laser and permanent makeup — alongside facials, brows, lashes, waxing and massage. One client at a time, by appointment.

The studio

Everything under
one roof

Most places do facials or laser or permanent makeup. Doing all three in one studio means your pigment plan, your laser series and your brows are being sequenced by the same person, in the right order.

That matters more than it sounds. Laser and peels interact. Retinoids change what is safe to do this week. Permanent makeup has to wait a sensible distance from resurfacing. When it is all one person, none of that falls between the gaps.

Vicky has been perfecting skin, brows and lashes for over a decade. She started as Beauty Glam by Vicky and built a loyal following of clients who trusted her eye for detail and her commitment to one-on-one care. In 2026, she rebranded as Viara to reflect the evolution of her practice — expanding from beauty into advanced skin science and laser treatments, while keeping the same meticulous, personal approach that made her name.

She is trained in permanent makeup (brows, lips, eyeliner), advanced facials including Cosmelan and hydrafacial protocols, laser hair removal and skin rejuvenation on the Aerolase Neo (safe across all skin tones), and manual techniques including threading, waxing, tinting and lash lifts. Every service is sequenced thoughtfully: she knows which treatments interact, which ones need spacing, and what order makes sense for your skin. That knowledge comes from years of watching what works, not from a manual.

The treatment room at Viara: treatment chair, IV stand, product shelves and a neon sign

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How we
work

Four things

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The Aerolase
difference

Worth understanding, because it is the reason we can treat skin that other places turn away.

Older hair-removal and pigment lasers work by targeting melanin — which is exactly why they are risky on deeper skin tones. Too much energy goes into the skin rather than the target, and the result is burning or pigment change.

The Aerolase uses a wavelength and a very short pulse that let it treat the target without depositing that heat in surrounding tissue. In practice that means hair removal, pigment work, rosacea, acne and vein treatment are all available across the full range of skin tones — and most people find it comfortable enough to skip numbing.

If you have been turned away elsewhere, or had a bad experience with burning or patchy pigment afterwards, say so at the consultation. It changes how we plan the series.

Vicky treating a client with the Aerolase laser, both in protective eyewear

Protective eyewear on both of us, every single pass. Non-negotiable.

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Meet
the team

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How a visit
goes

Come and get it looked at properly

The consultation is thirty minutes, free, and there is nothing to sign at the end of it. Most people leave with a shorter plan than they arrived expecting.

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