444 Holland St W, Unit #2, Bradford ON · Nurse-practitioner-led · Open Saturdays · 647-333-6805
What it costs

Prices,published.

Most clinics near you make you call to find out. Here is the whole list, straight from our own price guide, including the per-unit price for injectables and the dosing each area typically needs.

Canadian dollars · Current as of September 8, 2026

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Read this first

Injectables are priced per unit, not per area.

Botulinum toxin is measured in units, and a unit costs $10. What we cannot publish is how many units your own face needs, because that depends on how strong the muscle is, how you use it, how you have responded before and what result you actually want.

So here is the half nobody else prints. These are our own typical ranges, and your injector confirms the exact dose at a consultation that costs nothing.

  • Glabella20 to 30 units
  • Forehead12 to 20 units
  • Crow's feet15 to 30 units
  • TMJ and masseters40 to 60 units
  • Migrainesup to 100 units

Multiply the range by $10 and you have your own bracket before you ever speak to us. A forehead is 12 to 20 units, so $120 to $200. That is a real answer, and it is the one a clinic that advertises a flat per-area price cannot give you: a flat price is either a discount on under-dosing or a premium on over-dosing.

Dermal filler works the same way in syringes rather than units, and every syringe price is published below. The amount that restores one cheek is not the amount that restores another, and the right answer is sometimes less than you came in expecting, or nothing at all. You get the full number before any product is opened, and you are free to walk out without booking.

Prepaid plans and multi-treatment programs are priced separately, and they are all published too.

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Assessed per area
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Product choice
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Structure first
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In the room
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Planned, then quoted
Injectables

Quoted per area, in front of you.

The honest number depends on your muscles and not on a menu. Where a starting price exists it is here; where it does not, the line says why.

  • Anti-wrinkle injections

    Prescription neuromodulators that soften the lines your expressions carve into your skin, dosed to your own muscle pattern rather than a template.

    from $10
  • Dermal fillers

    Hyaluronic acid gel placed in specific planes to restore support where the face has lost it, or to change a proportion you have never liked.

    from $600
  • Collagen biostimulators

    Injectables that prompt your own collagen to rebuild over months, for people who want gradual structural change rather than an immediate fill.

    from $795
  • Threads

    Dissolvable sutures placed under the skin to reposition tissue a small amount and leave collagen behind as they break down.

    Quoted by thread type and number of threads at your consultation
  • Skinboosters

    Soft hyaluronic acid spread through the skin itself to improve hydration, bounce and light reflection, without changing your shape.

    from $595
  • Mesotherapy

    A grid of very superficial micro-injections that delivers a tailored cocktail of vitamins, amino acids and hyaluronic acid directly into the skin.

    Quoted by area and by the number of sessions in your plan
  • Fat dissolving

    Injection lipolysis for small, defined pockets of fat that have not responded to weight loss, most commonly under the chin.

    from $600
  • PRP microneedling

    Microneedling combined with platelet-rich plasma taken from your own blood on the day, used to push the skin's repair response further.

    from $599
  • Lip flip

    A very small dose of neuromodulator along the upper lip that relaxes the muscle just enough to let the lip roll outward and show more of itself.

    from $100
  • PDRN / polynucleotides

    Purified DNA fragments injected into fragile or damaged skin to support repair, most often used where the tissue is thin and filler would be wrong.

    Quoted per area and per course at your consultation
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Light therapy
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Skin treatment
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Peels
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Hair removal
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Scalp and hair
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Wellness
Skin and laser

Device treatments, priced by area and depth.

A laser is not one setting. What a treatment costs follows the area treated and how deep the setting needs to go for the result you are after.

  • CO2 resurfacing

    An ablative fractional laser that removes columns of damaged skin so the surrounding tissue heals into something smoother and firmer.

    from $1,199
  • Morpheus8

    Microneedling combined with radiofrequency energy delivered at depth, aimed at laxity and contour rather than at the skin surface.

    from $499
  • BBL light therapy

    Filtered broadband light that targets the colour in your skin, absorbed by red vessels and brown pigment while leaving surrounding tissue alone.

    from $150
  • Laser hair removal

    Laser energy absorbed by the pigment in the hair shaft, damaging the follicle at the right point in its growth cycle to reduce regrowth over a course.

    from $30
  • HydraFacial

    A device-led facial that cleanses, exfoliates, extracts with suction and infuses serums in one pass, with no recovery period afterwards.

    from $229
  • Microneedling

    Sterile needles creating thousands of controlled micro-channels so the skin repairs itself with new collagen, at a depth chosen for your concern.

    from $349
  • Medical-grade peels

    Chemical solutions applied at a controlled strength and depth to shed damaged skin, chosen for your concern rather than sold as a single signature peel.

    from $99
  • Carbon laser peel

    A layer of carbon lotion applied to the skin then targeted with laser, lifting oil and debris out of the pores and refining the surface.

    from $399
  • Plexr eyelid treatment

    A plasma device used on loose eyelid skin, removing microscopic points of tissue so the skin between them contracts and the lid sits tighter.

    from $499
  • Non-surgical eyelid lift

    Tightening loose upper eyelid skin with plasma treatment instead of surgery, for people with excess skin but no significant fat or muscle problem.

    from $799
  • Milia removal

    Professional removal of milia, the small firm white bumps that are keratin cysts under the skin surface and cannot be squeezed out.

    Quoted by the number of lesions at your appointment
  • Skin tag removal

    In-clinic removal of benign skin tags, after assessment to confirm that what you have is actually a skin tag and not something that needs a doctor.

    from $150
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Eye protection first
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Settings by area
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Depth by result
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Neck and jaw
Body, hair and wellness

The rest of the list.

Body treatments, hair and scalp work, and the wellness side of the clinic, which is run by our naturopathic doctor and our nurse practitioner rather than bolted on.

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Hair and scalp work is quoted the same way as everything else: after an assessment, before anything starts.
  • Buttocks peel

    A body-strength peel for the buttocks, treating congestion, rough texture and the dark marks left behind by body breakouts and friction.

    from $299
  • Medical weight loss

    A monitored, prescriber-led weight management program with regular review, run by a Nurse Practitioner rather than sold as a product.

    from $195
  • Pelvic floor strengthening

    A chair that treats bladder leaks and urinary incontinence by contracting the whole pelvic floor thousands of times per session, while you sit fully clothed.

    from $499
  • Hair loss treatment

    An assessment-first approach to thinning hair, working out the cause before choosing between in-clinic treatment, prescribing and referral.

    Assessment and plan quoted at your first appointment
  • PRP for hair

    Platelet-rich plasma prepared from your own blood and injected across the scalp to support follicles that are miniaturising but still alive.

    from $599
  • IV drips

    Fluids and vitamins delivered intravenously by a nurse, after a screening that decides whether you should be having one at all.

    from $129
  • B12 injections

    An intramuscular vitamin B12 injection, appropriate for people who genuinely cannot absorb B12 or are genuinely low, and not much use to anyone else.

    from $60
  • Naturopathic medicine

    Naturopathic assessment and care with Dr. Erica Vriend, ND, working alongside our clinical team where skin, hormones and nutrition overlap.

    from $220
Packages and programs

Cheaper by the plan, and published too.

Everything above is the single-treatment price. Prepaid plans bank units, syringes or vials at a lower rate, and eighteen multi-treatment programs are paid over three interest-free monthly instalments. Every one of them has its price, its total and our own value figure printed beside it.

  • Signature plans

    Neuromodulator, dermal filler and Sculptra plans. Units and syringes are honoured for the life of the plan.

    from $949
  • Full face combinations

    Five journeys that use tox, filler and Sculptra together, paced across three to twelve months.

    from $1,999
  • Skin condition programs

    Acne, rosacea, melasma, pigmentation, anti-aging and bridal, stage matched and paid over three months.

    from $183 a month
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Programs are paced so each modality gets its own clinical interval rather than stacking downtime.
Also worth knowing

Consultations, memberships and the rest.

  • Consultation

    A proper assessment with a nurse, including the treatments we would not recommend for you. No obligation to book anything on the day.

    Free
  • GlowBank membership

    An amount set aside every month toward your skin, plus 10% off every treatment and all skincare.

    $99 / month

Every price on this page is transcribed from the clinic's own price guide, updated June 2026, and was rendered on September 8, 2026. 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.

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The clinic's own gift cards. What they cover, and in what amounts, is confirmed at the front desk. We have not published figures the clinic has not given us.
Answers

Questions about money

Why is Botox priced per unit rather than per area?

Because a unit is the thing you actually buy. Neuromodulators are dosed in units, and the number of units your forehead needs is not the number your friend needs. A unit is $10. Our typical ranges are 20 to 30 units for the glabella, 12 to 20 for the forehead, 15 to 30 for crow's feet, 40 to 60 for TMJ and masseters, and up to 100 for migraines, so you can work out your own bracket before you arrive. A clinic that publishes one flat price per area either overcharges the people who need less or under-doses the people who need more. Your injector confirms the exact dose at your free consultation, before anything is drawn up.

Does a consultation cost anything?

No. Consultations are free and there is no obligation to book a treatment on the day. If we think the treatment you came in asking for is wrong for you, we will say so at the consultation rather than after you have paid for it.

Is the price I am quoted the price I pay?

The quote you are given at your consultation is the number for that plan. If the plan changes, for example if you decide to treat an extra area, we requote before we treat rather than adding it to the bill afterwards.

Do you offer packages or payment plans?

Yes, and all of them are published. There are prepaid plans that bank units, syringes or vials at a lower rate, five full-face combination packages, and eighteen multi-treatment programs paid over three interest-free monthly instalments. Every one carries its price, its total and our own value figure on the packages page. Most single treatments also have three and six session pack prices, which are on the treatment page itself.

Are taxes included in these prices?

No. Every figure here is in Canadian dollars before applicable taxes, exactly as printed in our price guide. Whether a given treatment is taxable in Ontario depends on the treatment, so we would rather you had that answer from the person writing your quote than from a website footnote.

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