Medicine before aesthetics
Every plan begins with a medical review — history, medications, contraindications — before a single treatment is discussed. Your chart follows you through every visit, and the person treating you has read it.


One founding intention, which has not moved since. It is the reason the treatment menu is short and the appointments are long.
Narges founded Rose Beauty Clinic in 2019 after a decade in medical aesthetics, with the intention of building somewhere that treated conservatively and said no often enough to be trusted.
She takes every new-patient consultation herself. Her practice is built around facial assessment first and product second: understanding which layer has changed before deciding what, if anything, should be added to it. She has a particular interest in biostimulators and in correcting overfilled faces, which is a slower and less glamorous kind of work than most of what the industry advertises.
That intention is still the clinic’s whole operating model. Assessment before product. A written plan you can take away. Reviews at two weeks, where the honest answer is sometimes that nothing more is needed.
Four positions we are willing to lose a booking over. They are the reason appointments here run long and the treatment menu is shorter than it could be.
Every plan begins with a medical review — history, medications, contraindications — before a single treatment is discussed. Your chart follows you through every visit, and the person treating you has read it.
We will tell you when a treatment is not right for you, and we do not sell what your skin does not need. A consultation that ends in a skincare recommendation and no booking is a legitimate outcome, not a failed sale.
Every injectable we use is logged from supplier and lot number through to your individual treatment record, so any product that ever went into your face can be identified years later.
Our aesthetic position is restraint. We treat conservatively, review at two weeks and add a little, rather than starting heavy and waiting three months for it to wear off.

Quiet, private, and separate from the lobby.
Rose Beauty Clinic is on the fifth floor at 1200 Bay Street, a few minutes north of Bloor in Yorkville. The suite is quiet, private and separate from the lobby, with three treatment rooms and a dedicated laser suite.
Please arrive about ten minutes before your first appointment so there is time to complete your forms and remove makeup without eating into your treatment. If you are running late, call us — we will always tell you honestly whether the appointment can still go ahead.

Everything below is read from the clinic's own records when this page is built, not written into the copy.
The unglamorous half of medical aesthetics, written down so you can hold us to it.
Injectable protocols, the complication pathway and the laser safety programme are owned by our medical director, who takes every new-client consultation herself.
Products are received against the supplier invoice, recorded by lot and expiry, and drawn down against the treatment record they were used in. Nothing is administered off an unrecorded vial.
Consent is taken on its own form, in advance, with time to read it. Nothing is treated on the day of a first consultation unless you ask, you are medically suitable and you have read the form properly.
The face is photographed at rest and in animation under fixed lighting at assessment and at review, so the second treatment is judged against evidence rather than memory.
Laser courses begin with a patch test and a Fitzpatrick assessment, and wavelength is chosen for your skin rather than for the schedule. Deeper skin tones are treated on the Nd:YAG.
Your records, consents, photographs, invoices and upcoming appointments are yours to read in the client portal, not held behind a phone call.
Everyone on the roster, what each of them does, and who to ask for. Nobody here holds a scope they were not trained into.

Two minutes on foot from Bay station on Line 2, and a five-minute walk from Bloor-Yonge. The 6 Bay bus stops directly outside the building.
Metered street parking on Bay and Yorkville Avenue, and Green P underground lots at Cumberland Street and Yorkville Avenue, both a two-minute walk. Bay Street parking is limited during rush hour, so allow extra time on weekday evenings.
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Forty-five minutes, a full medical history, standardised photographs and a written plan with prices and timelines. Nothing is treated on the day unless you ask.
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