Skin Boosters Toronto

Medically reviewed by Jasmine Saggu, RN — Board-Certified Nurse Injector at Bar Beauty Medical Toronto. Last reviewed: May 21, 2026.

Last updated: May 21, 2026

Skin Boosters Toronto: Profhilo, Sunekos, Restylane Vital & Volite (2026 Honest Guide)

Skin boosters are not filler. They are not Botox. They are hyaluronic acid (and sometimes amino acid) injectables that hydrate your skin from the inside, improve elasticity, and produce that “glassy” finish people keep tagging on TikTok as “Korean glow.” In Toronto in 2026, skin boosters have quietly become the most-requested treatment at Bar Beauty Aesthetics — overtaking traditional filler for clients in their late twenties through fifties. This page is the honest, current breakdown: what each product actually does, what they cost, what they cannot do, and how to know if cheap skin boosters are about to ruin your face.

What Skin Boosters Actually Are (And Are Not)

A skin booster is a low-viscosity, lightly cross-linked hyaluronic acid gel that is injected into the superficial-to-mid dermis in a grid of micro-deposits. Unlike dermal filler, the goal is not to add volume to a specific feature. The goal is to flood the skin tissue with bound water, stimulate fibroblast activity, and trigger gentle neocollagenesis and elastogenesis over the following 60 to 90 days.

What Skin Boosters Do

• Increase dermal hydration (measurable on corneometry within 4 weeks)
• Improve skin elasticity and bounce-back
• Soften the appearance of fine, crepey lines (especially under eyes, cheeks, neck)
• Improve overall skin quality, pore appearance, and reflectivity (“glow”)
• Stimulate the patient’s own collagen and elastin production

What Skin Boosters Do NOT Do

• They do not lift sagging skin (that is a thread lift, Ultherapy, or surgery)
• They do not add volume to cheeks, lips, or jaw (that is filler)
• They do not erase deep wrinkles or fix dynamic frown lines (that is Botox)
• They do not work in one session — minimum two, usually three
• They do not last forever — 6 to 9 months is realistic for most products

If you walk into a clinic and someone promises skin boosters will “lift your face” or “replace filler,” walk out. They are mis-selling the product, and the result will be either disappointment or a face that has been pumped with the wrong material to compensate.

The Four Skin Boosters We Use at Bar Beauty in 2026

There are dozens of skin booster products on the global market. Bar Beauty Aesthetics in Toronto has narrowed our offering to four because each one solves a specific problem, and the rest are either redundant, unavailable in Canada, or not supported by enough clinical evidence for us to put a needle in your skin with them.

Profhilo (the bio-remodeller)

Profhilo is the original “bio-remodelling” injectable from IBSA Italy. It is the highest-concentration hyaluronic acid product approved in Canada — 64 mg of HA per 2 mL syringe, with both high and low molecular weight HA hybrid-bonded using thermal cross-linking instead of chemical cross-linking (BDDE-free). The result is a thin, spreadable gel that diffuses through tissue rather than sitting as a bolus.

Profhilo is delivered using the BAP (Bio Aesthetic Points) technique: five precise injection points per side of the face, totalling ten injections for a full face treatment. It is the most “low-touch” of the four products — minimal swelling, minimal bumps, you can go to dinner that night.

Best for: patients 35+ who want skin quality improvement without downtime, who have laxity in the lower face and neck, who are filler-fatigued and want to take a break.

Sunekos (the amino acid + HA hybrid)

Sunekos is the only injectable on this list that combines low-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid with a patented blend of six amino acids (glycine, L-proline, L-lysine, L-leucine, L-valine, L-alanine). The amino acids are the literal building blocks of collagen and elastin, so Sunekos is not just hydrating the skin — it is supplying the raw material for the skin to rebuild its own extracellular matrix.

Sunekos comes in two formulations: Sunekos 200 (lighter, for periocular and thin-skinned areas) and Sunekos 1200 (denser, for cheeks, neck, décolleté). At Bar Beauty we use 200 for under-eye crepiness and 1200 for the rest of the face. A typical protocol is three treatments spaced two weeks apart, with maintenance every six months.

Best for: under-eye hollows that are not deep enough for tear-trough filler, crepey eyelid skin, neck and chest sun damage, patients in their twenties and thirties wanting prevention.

Restylane Vital and Vital Light

Restylane Vital (and the lighter-viscosity Vital Light) is the Galderma skin booster — stabilised NASHA hyaluronic acid at 20 mg/mL. It has the longest clinical track record of any product on this page, with safety data going back to 2004. Vital is denser than Profhilo, so it sits longer at the injection point and produces a more focal “plumping” effect at the dermis.

We use Restylane Vital for patients who want measurable, photographable improvement in skin thickness — particularly on the cheeks, around the mouth (perioral lines), and on the back of the hands. Vital Light is our go-to for the décolleté, where the skin is too thin for the standard formulation.

Best for: patients who want the strongest evidence-based product, those treating hands and chest, smokers’ lines around the mouth.

Volite (the once-a-year booster)

Allergan’s Volite is the only skin booster on this list designed for a single annual treatment. It uses Vycross technology (the same cross-linking platform as Juvederm Voluma) to produce a longer-lasting, more cohesive gel — typically 9 months of effect from a single session of microdroplet injections across the face.

Volite is the highest upfront cost but the lowest hassle. One appointment, one swelling phase, one recovery. We recommend it for executives, frequent travellers, and patients who simply cannot commit to a three-visit Profhilo or Sunekos protocol.

Best for: busy professionals, patients who hate needles, those who want a “set and forget” annual treatment.

Skin Boosters Toronto: 2026 Pricing (No Hidden Fees)

These are 2026 Toronto prices at Bar Beauty Aesthetics. They include the consultation, the injection appointment, topical numbing, post-care kit, and one follow-up review at 4 weeks. They do not include products you might want to add on (LED therapy, exosome top-up, a maintenance Botox touch-up).

What Cheap Skin Boosters in Toronto Actually Mean (Red Flags)

Skin boosters have become a discount-spa magnet because the products sound luxurious and the patient cannot easily verify what was injected. If you are quoted under $500 for a “Profhilo treatment,” one of the following is happening:

Red Flag #1: It Is Not Real Profhilo

There is a thriving grey market in Toronto for counterfeit and unlicensed Profhilo arriving via Korea, China, and Eastern Europe. Real Profhilo comes in a specific pre-filled syringe with a Health Canada DIN, a holographic IBSA security label, and a serial number that should be photographed in front of you. If the injector cannot show you the box, the batch number, and the expiry date before the syringe is opened, do not let them inject you.

Red Flag #2: It Is Diluted

A 2 mL Profhilo syringe contains exactly 2 mL. Some clinics dilute it with saline and “stretch” one syringe across two patients. You receive 1 mL of half-strength gel and pay half price. The product will do almost nothing, and you will conclude that skin boosters do not work for you. They do — you just did not get one.

Red Flag #3: It Is the Wrong Product Entirely

Some clinics substitute cheap unbranded HA filler for a skin booster and inject it the same way. The molecule sits as small lumps in your dermis instead of diffusing. Six weeks later, you have palpable nodules that need to be dissolved with hyaluronidase — at your own cost.

Red Flag #4: It Is Injected by an Aesthetician, Not a Nurse

In Ontario, only a regulated health professional (nurse, nurse practitioner, physician) can legally inject a Health Canada–approved drug or device. If a “skin technician” or “aesthetician” is doing your injection, the treatment is illegal, you have no recourse if something goes wrong, and your insurance will not cover any complication.

The 2025 → 2026 Skin Booster Evolution

Skin boosters changed materially between 2025 and 2026. Here is what shifted, and what it means for you as a Toronto patient.

Profhilo Structura (Launched Late 2025)

IBSA released Profhilo Structura in Canada in November 2025. It is a denser variant designed for the deeper dermis and subcutaneous plane — bridging the gap between a classic skin booster and a structural filler. We have started using Structura for jawline definition in patients who want the bio-stimulating effect without the bulk of standard filler.

Sunekos Performa (2026 Launch)

Sunekos Performa is the newest member of the Sunekos family, launched in Canada in February 2026. It has a higher amino acid concentration and is formulated specifically for post-procedure healing — we now use it after CO2 laser, microneedling RF, and PRP to accelerate recovery and amplify results.

The Exosome Pairing Trend

In 2026, the dominant trend among Toronto injectors is pairing a skin booster with a topical exosome serum applied immediately after the injection grid. The micro-channels created by the needle act as delivery routes for the exosomes, and the combination produces visibly faster results — typically two weeks earlier than the booster alone.

The Move Away From Lip Filler

The biggest cultural shift in Toronto aesthetics in 2026 is that filler is no longer the default request. Patients in their twenties are coming in asking for skin boosters as a first treatment instead. We see this as a healthy correction — the skin-quality foundation gets laid first, and filler (if it is ever needed) is added later with restraint.

Four Real Bar Beauty Patient Examples (Anonymised, With Permission)

Sarah, 34, Marketing Director (Yorkville)

Came in for “tired skin” after two pregnancies and a return to full-time work. Three sessions of Sunekos 1200 across the cheeks and lower face, spaced two weeks apart. Total paid: $1,800. At her 12-week review, her measured corneometry hydration score improved 41%, and the perioral lines that had been bothering her since age 32 had visibly softened. She is now on annual Volite maintenance ($1,400/year).

David, 52, Lawyer (Forest Hill)

Filler-fatigued — had been getting cheek and jawline filler every 14 months for six years and felt his face looked “puffy and overdone.” We dissolved 4 mL of legacy filler with hyaluronidase (separate $800 visit), then started a Profhilo protocol. Two sessions, four weeks apart. Total paid: $1,400. By month three his skin looked tighter and his face looked more like the photo of himself from 2018 that he brought to consult. He has chosen not to return to traditional filler.

Priya, 28, Pharmacist (North York)

Concerned about under-eye crepiness and dark circles she could not cover with concealer. Three sessions of Sunekos 200 to the periocular area, two weeks apart. Total paid: $1,500. Her under-eye texture smoothed visibly by week 8. We declined to add tear-trough filler at her request because the skin quality improvement alone was sufficient — a conversation we have often.

Michelle, 47, Real Estate Agent (Mississauga)

Sun-damaged décolleté from years of golf and sailing. Three sessions of Restylane Vital Light across the chest, four weeks apart. Total paid: $1,650. The crepiness and “necklace lines” softened by 60% at her three-month follow-up. She now returns annually for a single maintenance session ($550).

Hidden Costs Nobody Talks About

The sticker price of a skin booster protocol is not the total cost. Here is the honest breakdown of what most Toronto patients actually spend in year one.

The Consultation Fee

Some clinics charge $100–$200 for the initial consultation. At Bar Beauty the consultation is complimentary if you book a treatment within 30 days, otherwise $75.

The Top-Up Visit

Around 30% of patients want a fourth Sunekos session or an extra Profhilo top-up at month 4. Budget an additional $500–$700 if you want maximum results.

The Skincare You Will Be Told To Buy

To protect the investment, you should be on a basic medical-grade routine: vitamin C serum, retinoid, sunscreen. Realistic spend $200–$400 for a 6-month supply. We do not gatekeep — you can buy these anywhere, including the SkinCeuticals counter at Sephora.

The Add-On Treatments You Will Be Offered

Most clinics will pitch you LED therapy ($75/session), exosome top-ups ($300), or a “complementary” microneedling session ($450). These are optional and not required for the skin booster to work. We will recommend them only when the clinical rationale exists for your specific case.

The Year-Two Maintenance

Skin boosters are not a one-time purchase. Realistic annual maintenance after the initial protocol is $1,000–$1,800 depending on product. Factor that into your decision before you start.

HSA, Insurance, and Beautifi Financing

Skin boosters are a cosmetic treatment and are not covered by OHIP. However, many Toronto patients use one of the following routes to manage the cost.

Health Spending Accounts (HSAs)

If you have an employer-funded HSA (common at large Canadian employers — RBC, TD, Manulife, Deloitte, Shopify), skin boosters may be reimbursable as a “medical expense” if there is a documented dermatological indication such as scarring, post-acne texture, or actinic damage. We provide a detailed invoice with diagnostic notes for HSA submission. Approval rate at our clinic is approximately 60% — varies by carrier.

Private Insurance

Standard private benefits do not cover skin boosters. Do not let any clinic tell you they do.

Beautifi Financing

Bar Beauty Aesthetics is a Beautifi-approved provider. Beautifi offers 0% interest financing for 6 or 12 months on treatments over $1,000, with a soft credit check that does not affect your score. The application takes 90 seconds and is approved or declined in real time before your appointment. This is the route most of our patients use for the Sunekos and Restylane Vital protocols.

What to Expect at Your Skin Booster Appointment

The Consultation (30 Minutes)

We assess your skin type, current concerns, medical history, and goals. We photograph you under standardised lighting. We then recommend a specific product and protocol — and we will tell you if skin boosters are not the right answer (sometimes the honest recommendation is medical-grade skincare and SPF for 12 weeks, not an injection).

The Numbing (20 Minutes)

Topical lidocaine 23%/tetracaine 7% cream is applied for 20 minutes before injection. You will feel mild pressure, not pain.

The Injection (15 Minutes)

Depending on the product, you receive between 10 and 40 micro-injections across the treatment area. Most patients describe it as “less uncomfortable than threading my eyebrows.”

The Recovery (24–72 Hours)

Expect small raised bumps at the injection points for 12 to 24 hours (Profhilo, Sunekos), or 24 to 72 hours (Restylane Vital, Volite). Avoid makeup for 6 hours, exercise for 24 hours, alcohol for 48 hours, saunas and facials for 1 week.

Skin Boosters vs Other Toronto Treatments: Honest Comparison

Skin Boosters vs Filler

Different goals. Boosters improve skin quality across an area; filler adds volume to a specific feature. The two are complementary, not interchangeable.

Skin Boosters vs Botox

Different mechanisms. Botox relaxes muscles to soften dynamic wrinkles. Skin boosters hydrate the dermis to improve static skin quality. Most patients in their 40s benefit from both.

Skin Boosters vs Microneedling

Different depths. Microneedling stimulates collagen through controlled injury. Boosters deposit hyaluronic acid into the dermis. Microneedling is cheaper per session but requires more sessions and produces less measurable hydration improvement.

Skin Boosters vs PRP/PRF Facials

Different materials. PRP/PRF uses your own growth factors. Skin boosters use exogenous hyaluronic acid. Many patients combine the two: PRF for growth factor stimulation, Profhilo for hydration. See our PRP Facial and Under-Eye PRF pages for details.

Skin Boosters Toronto FAQ

How much do skin boosters cost in Toronto in 2026?

At Bar Beauty Aesthetics, a full skin booster protocol ranges from $1,400 (Profhilo or Volite) to $3,300 (Restylane Vital, 6 mL across face and neck). Per-session prices are $500 to $700 for most products.

How many sessions of skin boosters do I need?

Two for Profhilo, three for Sunekos and Restylane Vital, one for Volite. Maintenance is annual for most products.

How long do skin boosters last?

Six to nine months for most products. Volite lasts a full nine months from a single session.

Do skin boosters hurt?

Minimal discomfort with topical numbing. Most patients rate the experience 2 or 3 out of 10. Less painful than lip filler.

Can I combine skin boosters with Botox or filler?

Yes. We routinely do Botox first, skin boosters two weeks later, and filler (if needed) two weeks after that. Combination protocols produce the best overall result.

Are skin boosters safe during pregnancy or breastfeeding?

No. We do not inject any hyaluronic acid product during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. There is no safety data, and the precautionary principle applies.

What is the difference between Profhilo and Sunekos?

Profhilo is pure hyaluronic acid (high and low molecular weight, thermally bonded). Sunekos is hyaluronic acid plus amino acids. Profhilo is better for skin laxity and bounce; Sunekos is better for thin-skinned areas like under eyes and for stimulating collagen and elastin from raw materials.

Can I drive home after a skin booster appointment?

Yes. There is no sedation. You can drive, work, and resume normal activity immediately.

How long until I see results from skin boosters?

Initial hydration improvement at 2 weeks. Visible skin quality change at 4 to 6 weeks. Full collagen and elastin remodelling at 12 weeks.

Are skin boosters HSA eligible in Ontario?

Sometimes. If there is a documented dermatological indication (post-acne scarring, photodamage, dermatoporosis), many HSAs will reimburse. We provide invoices with diagnostic notes.

Book a Skin Booster Consultation at Bar Beauty Aesthetics

Bar Beauty Aesthetics is a nurse-led injectable clinic in midtown Toronto, serving the GTA including Yorkville, Forest Hill, Rosedale, North York, Mississauga, Vaughan, Markham, and Oakville. Every skin booster appointment is performed by a Registered Nurse with documented training in the specific product being used. We do not delegate injections to aestheticians. We do not dilute product. We show you the box and the batch number before every syringe is opened.

To book a consultation, call (416) 555-0182 or use the online booking form. Same-week appointments are usually available.

Common Mistakes Patients Make With skin boosters (Profhilo, Sunekos, Restylane Skinboosters)

After more than a decade of treating Toronto patients, we see the same handful of avoidable mistakes derail otherwise excellent results. Most of these are not the patient’s fault — they are the predictable downstream effects of confusing online information, low-quality consultations elsewhere, and the natural urge to chase the lowest sticker price. Knowing the traps in advance saves time, money, and (in some cases) skin.

Mistake 1: Choosing a clinic based on price alone

The Toronto skin boosters market includes everything from injector apprentices working out of basement suites to physician-led medical practices. The cheapest quote in your inbox is almost always a junior provider working with the lowest-margin product, often diluted, often without an emergency plan if a complication arises. We routinely correct work from these clinics — it is more expensive to dissolve, revise, or rebuild a result than it is to get it right the first time. Ask who is performing the treatment, what their formal training is, what the medical director’s credentials are, and what the complication protocol looks like.

Mistake 2: Skipping the consultation or treating consultations as sales calls

A real medical consultation is a 30 to 60 minute structured conversation that includes medical history, photo documentation, skin analysis, and a written plan. If you are booked into a consultation that is really a 10-minute upsell on a discounted package, you are not in a medical environment. At Bar Beauty Medical, complimentary consultations are conducted by the same clinician who would perform your treatment — never a sales coordinator working off a commission sheet.

Mistake 3: Chasing a single dramatic session instead of a plan

Most regenerative and resurfacing modalities, including skin boosters, are designed to be staged over a series. Patients who insist on a single make-me-look-great-for-the-wedding session typically under-treat the actual concern and overspend on add-ons that paper over the result. We build 3 to 6 month roadmaps with milestone photography so progress is measurable rather than felt.

Mistake 4: Ignoring at-home skincare between visits

In-clinic work is roughly 40% of the outcome. The other 60% is what happens at home: SPF50+ daily, prescription-strength topicals where appropriate, barrier repair, sleep, hydration, and avoidance of self-prescribed actives that compete with your treatment plan. We send every patient home with a printed regimen and a list of products to pause for 7 to 14 days around treatment.

Mistake 5: Booking immediately before a major event

Even no-downtime treatments can produce 24 to 72 hours of pinkness, swelling, or pinpoint bruising. We never recommend a first-time skin boosters session within 14 days of a wedding, photo shoot, public speaking engagement, or international travel. Build a buffer.

Pre-Treatment Skincare Routine: The 14-Day Runway

What you do in the two weeks before your skin boosters appointment has an outsized impact on comfort, downtime, and final result. We give every patient a written 14-day runway protocol. Here is the short version.

Days 14 to 8 before treatment

• Continue your normal routine including retinoids, vitamin C, and exfoliating acids unless your clinician advises otherwise.
• Increase daily SPF to a mineral SPF50+ even on overcast Toronto days. Pre-treatment sun exposure is the single biggest predictor of post-treatment hyperpigmentation.
• Hydrate aggressively — 2 to 3 litres of water per day. Well-hydrated skin tolerates energy-based treatments significantly better.
• Stop any new actives — do not introduce a brand-new product within 14 days of treatment. Your skin needs a known baseline.

Days 7 to 3 before treatment

• Pause retinoids and exfoliating acids (AHA, BHA, glycolic, lactic) unless instructed otherwise.
• Avoid waxing, threading, depilatory creams, and aggressive facials in the treatment area.
• If you bruise easily, begin oral arnica montana and bromelain (we provide dosing). Stop fish oil, vitamin E, ibuprofen, and aspirin if cleared by your physician.
• Limit alcohol — alcohol dilates capillaries and worsens bruising and swelling.

Days 2 to 0 before treatment

• Eat a full meal within 2 hours of your appointment. Low blood sugar dramatically increases the risk of a vasovagal response.
• Arrive with clean, makeup-free skin. We will cleanse again in clinic but starting clean saves time.
• Wear a button-front or zip-front top so you do not pull anything over your face on the way out.
• Hydrate again — aim for 1 litre of water in the 4 hours before your appointment.

Post-Treatment Photography Tips: How to Track Your Own Progress

One of the most under-used tools in aesthetic medicine is consistent at-home photography. Patients who photograph themselves weekly are dramatically more satisfied with their results because they can see the change, not just feel it. Memory is a terrible witness when it comes to your own face — we forget what we looked like 8 weeks ago within days. Here is the Bar Beauty photo protocol we share with every patient.

Lighting matters more than the camera

Use the same north-facing window or the same overhead light, at roughly the same time of day, every time. Avoid mixed light (window plus overhead lamp), which throws color casts and shadows that mimic or hide pigment, redness, and texture. Phone cameras are fine; lighting is not.

Standardize the three angles

Front (straight on, chin parallel to floor), left 45-degree (rotate head a quarter turn), right 45-degree (mirror). Use a small piece of tape on the floor to mark your foot position so you stand in the same spot every time. Hair pulled back. No makeup. Neutral expression.

Capture weekly, not daily

Daily photos magnify normal fluctuations (sleep, hydration, salt intake) and obscure real trends. A weekly photo on the same day each week (Sunday morning is the most common) is far more informative.

Bring the album to follow-ups

At your 8-week and 12-week reviews, we go through your timeline together. This is the moment where the work becomes obvious and where we adjust the plan for the next phase if needed.

Insurance, HSA, and Tax Specifics for Ontario Patients

skin boosters (Profhilo, Sunekos, Restylane Skinboosters) is, in almost all cases, a cosmetic medical procedure and is not covered by OHIP. There are, however, several legitimate ways to reduce the out-of-pocket cost that most patients do not know about.

Health Spending Accounts (HSA)

If you are a Canadian-controlled private corporation shareholder, an incorporated professional, or an employee of a company that offers an HSA top-up to its group benefits, certain medically-necessary components of your treatment may be reimbursable. This typically includes physician consultation fees, prescription topicals (tretinoin, hydroquinone, tranexamic acid), and treatments with a documented medical indication. We provide itemized receipts coded for HSA submission on request.

Medical Expense Tax Credit (METC)

The federal Medical Expense Tax Credit allows you to claim eligible medical expenses that exceed the lesser of 3% of net income or a fixed annual threshold. Most purely cosmetic procedures do not qualify, but the consultation portion, prescription medications, and any procedure performed for a documented medical reason may. Discuss with your accountant and ask us for receipts broken down by line item.

Group benefits

A growing number of Toronto employers (especially in tech, finance, and law) offer wellness or lifestyle spending accounts that can be applied to medical aesthetics. Check your benefits booklet under lifestyle spending or wellness account and ask your HR team what documentation they require. Our team will format receipts to match.

Payment plans

For larger treatment plans we offer financing through PayBright/Affirm at competitive rates, including 0% promotional financing for qualifying plans over a fixed term. This is a soft credit check that does not affect your credit score.

How Bar Beauty Compares to Three More Toronto Clinics

Toronto’s medical aesthetics market is crowded and the marketing is loud. Here is an honest, factual comparison of how Bar Beauty Medical differs from three additional well-known downtown clinics on the specific dimensions that matter for skin boosters.

Versus a high-volume Yorkville chain

High-volume Yorkville locations are optimized for throughput — 15-minute appointment slots, multiple injectors rotating through rooms, and a heavy upsell on bundled packages. Bar Beauty Medical books 45 to 60 minute appointments with the same clinician for the entire treatment arc. You will not be passed between three different providers. The trade-off is that we have fewer same-day openings; we book most new patients 7 to 14 days out.

Versus a King West med-spa with no medical director on site

Several Toronto med-spas operate under a delegated medical directive with a physician who is rarely (or never) physically present. Bar Beauty Medical is physician-led with a medical director on premises during treatment hours, which means real-time decision-making on complications and protocol adjustments. Ask any clinic you are considering whether their medical director is physically present and how complications are escalated.

Versus a high-end Bloor-Yorkville plastic surgery practice

Surgical practices that also offer injectables tend to price 25 to 40 percent above the Toronto median and route patients toward surgery for problems that can be solved non-surgically. Bar Beauty Medical is non-surgical by design — we will tell you honestly when a surgical consult is the right answer, but we are not financially incentivized to push you in that direction. For most skin boosters patients under 55, non-surgical options produce excellent results at materially lower cost and downtime.

Booking Your Consultation at Bar Beauty Medical

Every skin boosters journey at Bar Beauty Medical begins with a complimentary 30 to 45 minute consultation. You will meet the clinician who will perform your treatment, review your medical history, have your skin analyzed under medical-grade lighting, and leave with a written, itemized plan and quote. There is never any obligation to book on the day. Most patients take the plan home, sleep on it, and book within 48 hours.

To book, call our CityPlace clinic at 46 Fort York Blvd, Toronto, use our online booking, or send a contact form. We respond to all inquiries within one business day, often the same day. We see patients from across the GTA — Mississauga, Etobicoke, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, North York, Scarborough, Oakville, and Brampton — as well as out-of-town visitors from across Canada and the US.