We do not have an Oakville location
Our clinic is at 46 Fort York Blvd in CityPlace, downtown Toronto, about 40 minutes via the QEW. A good number of our Oakville 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
Oakville sits on the Lakeshore West line, and that one fact makes it easier to schedule an appointment here from Oakville than from most of York Region. Lakeshore West runs two ways all day rather than in peak bursts, so a Tuesday eleven o’clock and a Thursday six o’clock are both possible without a car. Our clinic is at 46 Fort York Blvd in CityPlace, a ten minute streetcar ride west of Union Station.
The question worth settling before anything else is which of Oakville’s two GO stations is actually yours, because Oakville is wide and the two stations serve genuinely different halves of it.
Oakville has two stations on the Lakeshore West line and they are about eight kilometres apart. Bronte GO serves the west end, Oakville GO serves the centre and the east. From either, it is a straight run into Union Station and then the 509 Harbourfront streetcar west to Fort York Blvd.
| Part of Oakville | Nearer station | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Bronte, Bronte Creek, Palermo West | Bronte GO | Bronte GO is the quieter of the two and its parking fills later in the morning |
| Glen Abbey | Bronte GO for most of it | East of Third Line, Oakville GO is usually the shorter drive |
| Old Oakville, downtown, Kerr Village | Oakville GO | Walkable from parts of downtown, which Bronte is not |
| Eastlake, Morrison, the Ford Drive side | Oakville GO | This is also the part of Oakville where driving the QEW is shortest, so the car is a real alternative here |
Driving the QEW to the Gardiner is 35 to 50 minutes off peak and considerably worse in either rush hour. GO timetables change, so confirm the current schedule before booking around a specific train.
The drive, if you take it
QEW eastbound to the Gardiner Expressway, off at Rees Street or Spadina Avenue. Off peak that is 35 to 50 minutes from most of Oakville. In either rush it is the worst commute on this list, worse than anything coming down the 404, because the QEW and the Gardiner queue into each other rather than one after the other. 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.
What Oakville searches for, sub-district by sub-district
Oakville is the only place in the GTA that finds this page by naming its own neighbourhoods rather than the town. Over the three months to 19 August 2026 the strongest queries reaching this page were about Bronte, Glen Abbey, Old Oakville, Palermo West and Eastlake, not about Oakville as a whole. Underneath the geography the treatment demand is narrow and consistent: lip filler, microneedling, platelet-rich plasma facial work, and dissolving.
- 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, which is the product family with a current Canadian licence for lips.
- Dissolving. $150 for a dissolving appointment. This is one of the most common reasons Halton patients travel in, and it is worth knowing that hyaluronidase only works on hyaluronic acid filler.
- Microneedling. SkinPen at $400, or ProCell at $350.
- PRP facial work. PRP for the face is $600. With microneedling it is $700.
Two brands Oakville names that we do not carry
Oakville searches for filler by brand more than by outcome, and two of the brands that come up are not on our shelf. We do not stock Juvederm and we do not stock Restylane. What we do stock is Stylage from Vivacy, Revanesse from Prollenium, Teosyal Redensity 1 and Redensity 2 from Teoxane, plus Sculptra and Radiesse.
The useful thing to understand before you compare quotes is that the brand on the box decides less about your result than people are led to believe. Where the product goes, how much of it goes in, and who is holding the needle decide more. If a quote from anywhere leads with a brand name and does not tell you the volume, the plane or the review date, the brand name is doing work it cannot do.
Who treats you
Three people inject at this clinic: Jasmine Saggu, RN, Aesthetic Nurse Injector, Peyman Mohseni, IMG, Cosmetic Injector, and Shahram Mafazi, IMG, PDD. Two run the skin side: Julia Barabas, Medical Aesthetician and Glow Specialist, and Saba Deyhim, Medical Aesthetician, Skin and Laser. The clinic operates under the medical direction of Dr. John David Henneberry-Fudge, MD, FRCPC, CPSO #95972. If you are comparing clinics from Halton, the thing worth checking at each of them is whether the named medical director is a real registration number you can verify, and whether the person actually holding the needle is named anywhere at all.
Planning the trip
Neither the consultation nor the skin analysis carries a charge. Intake happens online before you arrive. Nothing is injected before you have a written plan with product, dose and price on it, and you are free to take that plan home and think about it. A card is held at booking and nothing is taken from it then. Cancel more than 24 hours out at no cost. A missed slot is $100.
For a first visit from Oakville the sensible pattern is a mid-morning weekday consult, which puts you on an off-peak train in both directions and gets you back over the Humber before the Gardiner seizes up.
Can I be treated the same day as the consult?
Usually yes for toxin and filler, provided nothing in your history needs review first. Say so when you book so the room is held for long enough. For laser courses we would rather assess first and start the series on a second visit.
Is there a Bar Beauty in Oakville?
No. There is one clinic, at one address, and every chart lives in one place. That is the reason the oversight is what it is.
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.