Lip filler
Lip Fillers.
Hyaluronic acid filler placed in the lips for shape, volume, hydration or symmetry, by a nurse injector working to a plan signed off by our Nurse Practitioner.
At a glance
- Performed by
- Licensed RPN injector, plan signed off by our Medical Director
- Price
- from $360 A half syringe for lips is $360. A full syringe for lips is $595.
- Consultation
- Free
What it is
What lip filler
actually does.
Shape, volume, hydration or an asymmetry you have had since you were a teenager, in the amount your lips actually need.
Lip filler in Bradford starts with your mouth, not a syringe count
Most people arrive with a number in mind: half a syringe, one syringe, what a friend had. We put the number to one side and look at your lips first, at rest, while you talk and while you smile. Then we tell you what we see and what we would change, and only then how much product that takes.
That order matters on lips because the skin is thin and they move all day.
Book a free consultation or call 647-333-6805.
What lip filler can change
Volume, if your lips are genuinely thin. Shape, if the border has softened or one side sits differently from the other. Hydration, for lips that look dry and creased. Symmetry, for the unevenness many people have had since their teens and have simply learned to live with.
What it cannot do is make your upper lip stop curling in when you smile. That is a muscle, not a lack of volume, and it is what a lip flip is for. If that is your real complaint, we will tell you, and the lip flip is the cheaper appointment.
What lip filler costs here
A half syringe for lips is $360. A full syringe for lips is $595. Prices are in Canadian dollars and subject to applicable taxes.
You do not pick the amount in advance. It is set at your assessment, and if we think a half syringe will do what you want, that is what we will suggest. For cheeks, chin, jawline or under the eyes, see filler for the rest of the face.
Who places your lip filler, and why that matters
Your lip filler is placed by a Registered Practical Nurse injector or our Nurse Practitioner, working to a treatment plan signed off by our Nurse Practitioner and Medical Director, Alex Dinovich, FNP-PHC. We keep hyaluronidase on site.
The rare but serious risk with any filler is vascular occlusion, where product enters or presses on a blood vessel. That is why who injects you matters more than the name on the box. If you have been treated here and something does not look or feel right, what to do after treatment starts with the signs that mean phone us straight away.
At the appointment
You are assessed sitting upright with a mirror, and we usually ask what you dislike before we say what we see. Filler is more uncomfortable in the lips than in most areas, so the lips are cleaned and numbed with a topical anaesthetic first, and most of the products we use also contain lidocaine. No general anaesthetic is needed. Your injector works with a fine needle or a blunt cannula, depending on the area and the risk.
You may be asked to sit up and check the result partway through. Nothing is finished in one continuous run without you seeing it.
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Afterwards: judge the swelling later, not the result now
Expect swelling, and expect it to look bigger than the final result. Lips swell the most. Bruising is common too. Follow the aftercare you are given on heat, exercise, dental work and sleeping position.
Come back for your review before you decide the treatment is finished. Judging lips at day three is judging swelling, not the outcome you paid for.
Where people come from for lip filler
Our clinic is at 444 Holland St W, Unit 2, in Bradford, with free parking in our own lot. Clients come in from Newmarket, about twenty minutes away, from Innisfil and from Holland Landing, ten minutes up Yonge Street.
Ready to talk about your lips? Book a free consultation, call 647-333-6805, or text the same number.
If it is wrong for you, we say so before you book again. A nurse-practitioner-led clinic has a licence at stake. That is the whole reason we are careful - and the reason the honest answer sometimes is "not this, and not yet".
Concerns
What it treats.
Every concern below is one we would consider lip filler for. Open any of them for the honest version: what actually causes it, and what we would and would not do.
Being straight with you
When we would
tell you no.
Every clinic lists who a treatment suits. This is the other half. If any of these is you, say so at the consultation and we will talk about what else might work, or about waiting.
- You are pregnant or breastfeeding. We will see you once you have finished.
- You have a cold sore or any infection on or around the lips. We will postpone until it clears.
- You have an event in the next fortnight. Lips swell, and the timing is unpredictable.
- Your upper lip disappears when you smile but is not thin at rest. A lip flip may be the better answer.
- You want more than your lips can safely hold. We will decline to overfill them.
Who performs it
A nurse holds
the syringe.
Every injectable in this clinic is placed by a licensed registered practical nurse - never a technician, never someone on a weekend certificate. Your treatment plan is then signed off by Alex Dinovich, FNP-PHC, our Nurse Practitioner & Medical Director, who has more than eight years in injectables, skin health and laser.
- Injected by Kaitlyn Meli, RPN · Ashley Bravo, RPN · Yuliya Leonov, RPN
- Signed off byAlex Dinovich, FNP-PHC - Nurse Practitioner & Medical Director
- Licence#13564840
- Experience8+ years in injectables, skin health and laser.
How it works
Four appointments'
worth of care.
Nothing here happens on the same visit you first walk in, unless you want it to and it is right for you. This is the order we work in.
- 01
Consult
We look at what is actually bothering you, ask what you have tried, and tell you honestly whether this is the right treatment. Costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
- 02
Plan
Your clinician maps the plan with you and agrees it before you commit to anything. The plan is signed off by our Medical Director before treatment begins.
- 03
Treatment
Your clinician carries out the plan exactly as it was agreed. You are told what is happening, where and why, before it starts - and the quoted price does not change on the chair.
- 04
Review
We see you again to check the result and adjust the plan for next time. The first appointment is the start of the plan, not the whole of it.
What it costs
Where this
treatment starts.
Lip Fillers starts at from $360. That is where it starts, not a figure everybody pays: your plan is confirmed in person before anything is booked.
The consultation is free, and the number you are given at it is the number you pay. It does not change once you are in the chair.
- ConsultationFree
- Lip fillerfrom $360
- Lip flip from $100
- Dermal fillers from $600
- Skinboosters from $595
Published prices
| Area or option | Single |
|---|---|
| Half syringe, lips | $360 |
| Full syringe, lips | $595 |
Prices are in Canadian dollars and subject to applicable taxes. Pricing may be updated from time to time. Your booked package price is always honoured. Guide updated June 2026.
Questions people actually ask
Straight answers.
How much does lip filler cost in Bradford?
At our clinic a half syringe for lips is $360 and a full syringe is $595. How much you need is decided at your assessment, not picked in advance, and if we think less will do, we will say so. Prices are in Canadian dollars and subject to applicable taxes.
Half a syringe or a full one?
That depends on your lips, not on a package. Some people want a small change in shape or hydration, and some want a structural change across the whole lip. Your injector looks at your mouth at rest and in movement, tells you what they see, and then suggests an amount. Where it is the safer route, we build up over more than one visit.
Lip filler or a lip flip?
Choose filler if the lip is genuinely thin, asymmetric or lacking structure. Choose a lip flip if your upper lip disappears when you smile, or if you want a subtle change with nothing added. Some people have both, with the flip refining how the lip moves and the filler providing the volume.
What is lip filler made of?
The fillers we use are hyaluronic acid gels, a sugar molecule your body already makes and can break down. They come in different firmness, and a soft one is chosen for the thin skin of the lips. Because they are hyaluronic acid, they can be dissolved with hyaluronidase if something needs correcting.
Will my lips look overdone?
Not if the plan matches your anatomy. Lips look overdone when too much goes in at one sitting, when product sits in the wrong plane, or when the same shape is used on every mouth. We treat the lip you have, and we will decline to overfill it even if you ask.
Can lip filler be dissolved if I do not like it?
Yes. Hyaluronic acid filler can be broken down with an enzyme called hyaluronidase. Dissolving is its own appointment with its own assessment, and it is a correction tool rather than an undo button. Our guide to dissolving filler explains when it is the right call.
Is lip filler safe?
It is a medical procedure with real risks, and the serious one is vascular occlusion, where product enters or compresses a blood vessel. It is rare, and it is why who injects you matters more than which brand they use. Our injectors are Registered Practical Nurses working to a plan signed off by our Nurse Practitioner, and we keep hyaluronidase on site.
Can I have lip filler before a wedding or a holiday?
Book it well before, not the week of. Lips swell substantially, the timing is unpredictable, and the final shape only shows once the swelling has gone. We would rather move your appointment than have you photographed mid-settle.
Related treatments
Often considered
alongside.
If this is not the whole answer for your face, one of these usually is. Every one of them is planned by the same nurses, in the same room.
Come and see us
Get the real
number first.
The consultation is free, takes one appointment, and ends with a written plan and a price - whether or not you go ahead. If a form is not your thing, text us instead and a real person will answer.
- Clinic444 Holland St W, Unit 2
Bradford, ON L3Z 0G1 - Phone647-333-6805
- HoursMon, Tue, Thu 9am-7pm
Wed 9am-5pm
Fri, Sat 9am-4pm
Sun Closed