We do not have a Markham location
Our clinic is at 46 Fort York Blvd in CityPlace, downtown Toronto, about 35 minutes via the 404 or DVP. A good number of our Markham clients make the drive and book an early-morning or evening slot so it does not swallow the day. If you would rather we came to you, tell us and we will add your area to the list we actually look at.
By Basil Russo, Founder, Bar Beauty Medical, 46 Fort York Blvd, CityPlace, Toronto
Markham to 46 Fort York Blvd is a 40 to 55 minute drive off peak, down Highway 404 to the Don Valley Parkway and across the Gardiner, or on the GO Stouffville line from Unionville, Centennial, Markham or Mount Joy into Union Station and then ten minutes west on the 509 Harbourfront streetcar. Viva Purple along Highway 7 connects the middle of Markham to Richmond Hill Centre and Don Mills if you would rather not drive at all. Check current timetables before you build an appointment around a specific train.
None of that is what actually goes wrong with a Markham booking. The trip that gets missed is almost never the first one. It is the review, and every treatment on the menu has a window where the second appointment is worth more than the first one was.
Markham is a 40 to 55 minute drive each way. That distance rarely stops the first appointment and regularly stops the second one. The windows below are not arbitrary; each one is the point at which the result can first be judged, or the point past which a series stops compounding.
| Treatment | When we want to see you again | If you leave it |
|---|---|---|
| Botox | Two weeks | A small adjustment that would have taken minutes has to wait for the next full cycle, which is three to four months away |
| Lip or cheek filler | Four weeks, once the swelling has properly gone | You judge a result that is not the result yet, and you buy more product than you needed |
| Sculptra | Four to six weeks between sessions | The series stretches out and the build comes in unevenly |
| Morpheus 8 | Four to six weeks between passes | Nothing is lost, but the course takes longer than it was planned to take |
| Aerolase for redness or active acne | Two to four weeks through the active series | Progress plateaus and the series restarts rather than continues |
Ask for the review to be booked at the same time as the treatment rather than afterwards. Cancelling more than 24 hours ahead costs nothing, and a missed appointment is $100 to the card on file, so holding a slot you might not need is cheaper than losing the window.
Why two weeks for toxin and four for filler
Botox does not reach its full effect immediately. Most of it is visible by day five and the rest arrives over the following week, so anything assessed before day ten is being assessed early. Two weeks is the first honest look, and it is also the point at which a few extra units in one spot can still even out an asymmetry cheaply.
Filler is the opposite problem. It is at its largest on day two and it is not telling you the truth for a month. Swelling, product that has not yet integrated and tissue that has not settled all make the result look like more than it is. Anyone who tops you up at week one is topping up swelling. Four weeks is when the mirror and the tissue finally agree, and it is why our written plan carries a review date rather than an open invitation.
What Markham searches for
Over the three months to 19 August 2026 the queries reaching this page from Markham led with Botox, dermal filler and lip injections, with a persistent secondary cluster around facial contouring. There is also a run of searches for injector training in Markham, which is worth answering plainly: we do not sell training courses, and this page is not going to pretend otherwise so it can rank for them.
- Botox. $10 a unit, quoted in units. Dysport and Nuceiva are quoted at the consult, because units do not convert between toxin brands.
- Lip filler. $750 for a full syringe, $500 for the half-syringe Signature Mini Lip Plump, $750 for the Russian technique. Our lip work runs on Revanesse.
- Facial contouring. This is a goal rather than a treatment. Depending on what is actually moving the contour it is jawline filler, masseter toxin, Morpheus 8, Belkyra under the chin, or a combination staged across months. The consult decides which, and it is free.
- Juvederm. Markham searches for it and we do not carry it. What we stock is Stylage, Revanesse, Teosyal Redensity 1 and 2, Sculptra and Radiesse. There is a comparison on our Juvederm page.
Continuity between visits
If the review appointment is the one that matters, then so is seeing the same chart twice. Everything is charted in one system at one address. Injecting is Jasmine Saggu, RN, Aesthetic Nurse Injector, Peyman Mohseni, IMG, Cosmetic Injector, and Shahram Mafazi, IMG, PDD; lasers and skin work are Julia Barabas, Medical Aesthetician and Glow Specialist, and Saba Deyhim, Medical Aesthetician, Skin and Laser. Medical direction is Dr. John David Henneberry-Fudge, MD, FRCPC, CPSO #95972. Ask to be rebooked with the same person and it will be honoured where the schedule allows.
Making one trip do more, safely
The obvious response to a 45 minute drive is to stack treatments. Some of that works and some of it does not. Toxin and filler can share a visit. Toxin and a laser pass on the same area on the same day usually should not. Microneedling and injectables in the same region want separating. Rather than guess, ask at the consult for the order and the dates written down, and build the trips around that rather than around the calendar.
Consultation and skin analysis are both free of charge. Intake is completed online before you arrive. Nothing is injected until the plan is in your hand with product, dose and price on it.
Is there a Bar Beauty in Markham?
No. One clinic, one address, one set of charts, and that is a deliberate limit rather than a stage we have not reached yet.
Can the two week review be done remotely?
For a simple toxin check, photographs and a virtual consult are often enough to decide whether you need to come in. For anything involving product going in, you need to be in the room. Ask when you book and we will tell you which one applies to your plan.
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.