Your closest clinic is in CityPlace
We are at 46 Fort York Blvd, a short trip from Liberty Village. Free consultations, published pricing, and we are open seven days.
Liberty Village’s Neighbourhood Clinic
Liberty Village is the brick-and-beam quarter west of Strachan where Toronto’s tech, media and design companies share converted factory floors with one of the densest young-professional condo populations in the country. Bar Beauty Medical is effectively your next-door clinic: we sit just east across the Garrison Common parkland at Fort York, which for most of Liberty Village means a shorter trip than your morning coffee line.
Walk or cycle through Garrison Common, hop the 511 from Bathurst, or use Exhibition GO and the King streetcar corridor on the days you are commuting anyway. The practical upshot is that treatments with short follow-ups, lip filler checks, laser series, microneedling courses, are dramatically easier to keep on schedule when the clinic is minutes away rather than across the city.
Liberty Village’s profile shows in its bookings: preventative wrinkle relaxers in the late twenties and thirties, natural-looking lip filler, Morpheus8 for early collagen banking, and lunchtime appointments that actually fit inside a real lunch break.
The case for a neighbourhood clinic is not really the drive, it is the second visit. Bar Beauty Medical is at 46 Fort York Blvd, about five minutes east of Liberty Village along Lake Shore or a fifteen minute walk through Garrison Common, with two free spots at the clinic, first come first served, plus public parking beside the Sobeys at Fort York Blvd and Telegram Mews. Here is what an appointment actually costs you in time, door to door.
| What you booked | Time in the chair | The whole errand, by car |
|---|---|---|
| Botox, Dysport or Nuceiva | 15 to 30 minutes | Roughly 30 to 45 minutes |
| Lip, cheek or chin filler | 15 to 30 minutes | Roughly 30 to 45 minutes |
| Aerolase NeoSkin | 45 to 60 minutes | An hour to an hour and a quarter |
| Morpheus 8 | 45 to 60 minutes | An hour to an hour and a quarter |
| Any first visit | Add the free 20 minute consult | Add 20 minutes to the rows above |
Those figures assume the five minute run east on Lake Shore and about five minutes from parking to the chair. Evening rush adds five to ten minutes on the Gardiner or Lake Shore, which is why most Liberty Village patients book late morning or mid afternoon. Walking through Garrison Common is about fifteen minutes each way, and intake is completed on Jane before you arrive so the consult time is spent mapping rather than filling in forms.
Liberty Village, in walking and driving distance: why Bar Beauty Medical is the medical spa for your block
By Basil Russo, Founder, Bar Beauty Medical, 46 Fort York Blvd, CityPlace Toronto
Liberty is the rectangle nobody planned but everyone moved into. Two-bedroom lofts above pet stores, dog parks shoehorned between brick warehouses, and a quiet ambition to never have to cross Strachan for anything.
This page is for Liberty Village residents who want the honest version of what we do, who we are, and why you don’t need to drive up to Yorkville for medical-grade injectables anymore. Bar Beauty Medical is a medical aesthetics clinic at 46 Fort York Blvd, CityPlace Toronto, operating under the medical direction of Dr. John David Henneberry-Fudge MD FRCPC (CPSO #95972), our Medical Director, with Julia as our Medical Aesthetician and Glow Specialist, and Jasmine as our RN injector.
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How far is Bar Beauty Medical from Liberty Village?
Here’s the honest mileage. We’re a 5 min east on Lake Shore drive from the centre of Liberty Village. Public transit is 504 King to Strachan, Exhibition GO, 63 Ossington. Most of our Liberty Village patients arrive by car, and parking is the thing nobody talks about when they recommend a Yorkville clinic. We have two free spots at the clinic, first come first served, so they are very limited. If both are taken, there is public parking beside the Sobeys at Fort York Blvd and Telegram Mews, a public lot that is not ours, so we do not validate it and rates are set by the operator. There is also street parking in the area.
The route is simple. From the heart of Liberty Village, you head toward Lake Shore Boulevard, exit at Bathurst or Spadina, and you’ll see our building on Fort York Blvd between the railway bridge and Lake Shore. We share an entrance with the residential lobby, the clinic is on the ground floor.
What treatments do Liberty Village residents book most often at Bar Beauty?
The Liberty Village demographic, tech startups, agency life, young families starting to migrate in, tends to ask for the same handful of services. Here’s the realistic top five.
- Botox / Dysport / Nuceiva for forehead, glabella, crow’s feet, and the masseter (jaw slimming). Most Liberty Village patients in their thirties run 30-50 units in a standard upper face. Lower face and masseter add on.
- Lip filler with Stylage or Revanesse, with Restylane available on request. Conservative volume, smooth border, no duck pout.
- Aerolase NeoSkin laser for redness, melasma, post-acne pigment, and pre-event glow. This is our most-requested Liberty Village pre-wedding treatment.
- Morpheus 8 radiofrequency microneedling for jawline definition, sub-mental skin, and acne scar revision.
- PRF facial / under-eye PRF for tired under-eyes that filler alone cannot fix.
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Who runs my appointment, is it actually a doctor?
Honest answer: not directly, and that’s how aesthetic clinics in Ontario work. Dr. Henneberry-Fudge is our Medical Director, MD, FRCPC, CPSO #95972, and his standing orders, BDD screening protocols, and emergency procedures govern every appointment that happens in our chair. Day-to-day, your provider is one of:
- Jasmine, our RN injector.
- Julia, our Medical Aesthetician and Glow Specialist. Aerolase, Morpheus 8, facials, peels, and skin protocols.
If something falls outside what an RN injector can clear, vascular event, allergic reaction, BDD red flag, anything anatomically unusual, Dr. Henneberry-Fudge is reachable, has reviewed your chart, and the protocol kicks in immediately.
What does a first appointment at Bar Beauty actually look like?
We’re not going to upsell you. Here’s the visit, step by step.
- Online intake before you arrive through our Jane App. Medical history, medication list, photo consent.
- Free consult. Twenty minutes with your injector. We map your face, we discuss what’s bothering you, and we talk about what is, and isn’t, appropriate.
- Recommendation in writing. Before any injection happens, we hand you a written treatment plan with dose, product, and price. You decide if you want to proceed today.
- Treatment. Most injectable appointments at Bar Beauty run 15-30 minutes. Aerolase and Morpheus 8 run 45-60.
- Aftercare in your hand. Written aftercare, a follow-up text 48 hours later, and a free 2-week touch-up for Botox if you need it, as long as no promotion or discount was applied to your original treatment.
That’s the visit. No pressure to add four other treatments.
How much does Botox or lip filler actually cost at Bar Beauty?
Bar Beauty publishes full pricing at our price list. Highlights as of today:
| Treatment | Bar Beauty Price | Typical Liberty Village resident books |
|---|---|---|
| Botox (per unit) | $10/unit | 20-40 units upper face |
| Dysport and Nuceiva | Quoted per treatment area at your free consult | Unit sizes are not the same across brands, so we do not publish a per-unit rate for these two |
| Lip filler, 1 syringe Stylage or Revanesse | see price list | 0.5-1 mL for first lip treatment |
| Cheek/chin filler, 1 syringe | see price list | 1-2 mL session 1 |
| Aerolase NeoSkin face | $450 | series of 3-6 |
| Morpheus 8 face | see price list | series of 3 |
| Vampire Facial (microneedling + PRP) | $700 | series of 3 |
| Sculptra (per vial) | see price list | 2-4 vials over 3-6 months |
Real prices, no consultation surprise.
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How do I get to your clinic from Liberty Village?
By car: 5 min east on Lake Shore. Transit: 504 King to Strachan, Exhibition GO, 63 Ossington. Walking distance: 15 min along Fort York Blvd.
Parking. We have two free spots at the clinic, first come first served, so they are very limited. If both are taken, there is public parking beside the Sobeys at Fort York Blvd and Telegram Mews, a public lot that is not ours, so we do not validate it and rates are set by the operator. There is also street parking in the area.
Accessibility. Ground floor entrance, no stairs, wide treatment rooms, lift-friendly chairs.
Are there other Liberty Village medical spas I should compare you to?
Yes. Honestly. The Liberty Village catchment has chain spas, condo-unit injectors, and well-run independent clinics. Three honest signals to look for at any clinic:
- MD on the masthead with CPSO number visible. Not just “medical director on call”, an actual name you can verify on the CPSO public register.
- Pricing published online. If you can’t see a price list before you walk in, the price is whatever they think you’ll pay.
- A real chart system. Jane App, EMR, or equivalent, not a paper folder in a drawer.
Bar Beauty meets all three. Some Liberty Village-area clinics meet two. A surprising number meet none.
Do I need a referral or doctor’s note?
No. Medical aesthetics in Ontario don’t require a referral. You can book yourself in on Jane tonight. We screen for medical contraindications and the standard BDD flags during your consult.
What if I’ve had bad filler somewhere else?
You’re not the first. This is one of the most common consults we run with Liberty Village patients who got lip or cheek filler elsewhere and want it dissolved. We use hyaluronidase to dissolve overfilled or migrated HA filler. Pricing is per-syringe-equivalent of dissolver, not per mL of bad filler. We do not judge, we just fix it. Read our filler-correction page for more.
What’s the parking situation, really?
We have two free spots at the clinic, first come first served, so they are very limited. If both are taken, there is public parking beside the Sobeys at Fort York Blvd and Telegram Mews, a public lot that is not ours, so we do not validate it and rates are set by the operator. There is also street parking in the area.
Why did you open the clinic in CityPlace and not Yorkville?
Because the neighbourhood needed it. The downtown southwest pocket, King West, Liberty, CityPlace, Fort York, Harbourfront, had thirty thousand condo residents and zero medical aesthetics clinics with a physician Medical Director until we opened. Yorkville has nine. The math wasn’t subtle.
Plus, our lease at 46 Fort York Blvd costs a fraction of an equivalent Mink Mile address, and we passed that savings into our price list rather than into our renovation budget.
How do I book?
Book online on Jane anytime. Or call us at 416-923-1200 between 10 AM and 8 PM Monday through Friday, 10 AM to 6 PM Saturday, and 12 to 6 PM Sunday.
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FAQ, Patient Questions We Hear Most Often
How long does the drive from Liberty Village to Bar Beauty actually take?
Realistically, 5 min east on Lake Shore during off-peak hours. Add 5-10 minutes for evening rush hour on the Gardiner or Lake Shore. Our patients from Liberty Village typically book a late-morning or mid-afternoon slot to avoid both rushes.
Is there a Bar Beauty clinic closer to Liberty Village?
No. We operate one clinic, at 46 Fort York Blvd, CityPlace Toronto. The reason is simple, Dr. Henneberry-Fudge supervises every chart in one location, and we’d rather keep that oversight tight than expand to a second site.
Do you take walk-ins from Liberty Village?
We’ll always try. The reality is we run on a booked schedule. Walk-ins are best for product pick-up (medical skincare, post-treatment kits) and brief touch-ups. For Botox or filler, book on Jane.
What’s the price difference between Bar Beauty and a Liberty Village-area clinic?
Our Botox per-unit and filler per-syringe pricing typically runs 10-25% below the Yorkville and Liberty Village-equivalent rate. The reason is our lease and our marketing budget, not our product, our certification, or our medical oversight.
Can I bring my partner or friend to my appointment?
Yes. Our consult rooms are big enough for one support person. We don’t allow children under 12 in the treatment room for safety reasons.
How do I know if Botox or filler is right for me?
Start with the free consult. We will tell you honestly if your concern is better addressed by another treatment (laser, Morpheus, PRF, skincare) or if you simply don’t need anything yet. We turn away patients we don’t think will benefit, ask any of our long-term Liberty Village clients.
Will my injectables look obvious when I get back to Liberty Village?
Not if we do it right. Our house style is restrained, small doses, conservative volume, natural movement preserved. The compliment most of our Liberty Village patients hear is ‘you look rested,’ not ‘you look like you had work done.’
Do you offer evening or weekend appointments for Liberty Village commuters?
Yes. We book through 8 PM Monday-Friday, Saturdays 10-6 and Sundays 12-6. We are open 7 days.
How long do Botox and filler results last?
Botox runs 3-4 months in most patients. Lip filler runs 9-18 months depending on product and metabolism. Cheek filler can run 12-24 months. Aerolase results compound over a series and last 6-12 months between maintenance treatments.
What happens if I have a reaction or complication after I’m home in Liberty Village?
You text us. We have a 24/7 patient line and Dr. Henneberry-Fudge’s standing orders cover any vascular or allergic event. We will see you back in clinic within hours, not days.
How do I cancel or reschedule from Liberty Village?
Through Jane up to 24 hours before, at no charge. If you do not show up, we charge $100 to the card that held the appointment, and a first missed appointment is usually forgiven and credited toward your next treatment.
Do you have parking near the Liberty Village side of your clinic?
We have two free spots at the clinic, first come first served, so they are very limited. If both are taken, there is public parking beside the Sobeys at Fort York Blvd and Telegram Mews, a public lot that is not ours, so we do not validate it and rates are set by the operator. There is also street parking in the area.
Is this treatment safe for darker skin tones (Fitzpatrick IV-VI)?
For most of what we offer, yes. Aerolase Neo Elite at 1064 nm is genuinely safe across all phototypes and is our default for vascular and pigment work in darker skin. Injectables (toxin and HA filler) are equally safe across phototypes. Morpheus 8 carries a small post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation risk in Fitzpatrick V-VI that we mitigate with conservative energy settings and prophylactic topical lightening under Dr. Henneberry-Fudge’s prescription where appropriate.
Can I do this while breastfeeding?
Generally no for injectables, with rare exceptions discussed with Dr. Henneberry-Fudge. The published safety data in breastfeeding is sparse, and the Canadian medical aesthetic community defaults to deferral. Most patients return to treatment three to six months after weaning. Laser treatments and most facials are fine throughout nursing.
How does this compare to Yorkville pricing at twice the price?
In most cases the product is identical, the training is comparable, and the differential is rent, location, and brand premium, not clinical skill. We’ve corrected enough work from Yorkville addresses to know that price does not track outcome reliably. We publish prices because the patient deserves to know what they’re paying for.
Can I get this treatment if I’m on Ozempic or another GLP-1 medication?
Yes, but planning matters. Significant weight loss redistributes facial fat over six to twelve months. We tend to stage filler and biostimulator decisions for patients in active weight loss and revisit at every visit. Toxin and laser work are unaffected by GLP-1 status.
Will I look “done” when I go back to work the next day?
Not if we do it right. The Bar Beauty house style is restrained, small doses, conservative volumes, natural movement preserved. The most common compliment patients hear at the office the next day is “you look rested” or “did you sleep well this weekend.” Visible swelling on day one is normal; visible artifice in week two means the dose was wrong.
Ready to look into it properly?
Our consultation is free. We will look at your skin, give you an honest recommendation, and say so if a different treatment would suit you better.
Or call 416 923 1200 · 46 Fort York Blvd, CityPlace, Toronto
Questions about this treatment?
Ask us anything before you book. Consultations are free, and we will tell you honestly if a treatment is not right for you.