
A small volume of your blood is spun in a closed centrifuge to separate the platelet-rich fraction, which is then re-introduced into the skin or scalp. Platelets carry the growth factors the body uses for repair; concentrating them puts that signal where you want it.
Because the material is yours, allergy is not a consideration. Response varies more than with most treatments — it depends on your own biology — so we photograph carefully and review honestly at three months rather than assuming a course.
Your appointment is booked for 1 h. Here is where that time actually goes.
A full medical history, a look at the face at rest and in animation, and standardised photographs from fixed positions. This is where most of the appointment's value is.
We mark the points, agree the product and the dose out loud, and you sign the consent for that specific plan. Nothing is prepared until you have said yes to a number.
This treatment is performed by these practitioners, under physician supervision. You can request one of them when you book.
The rest of Injectables. A plan often combines two of these rather than doubling down on one.
Neuromodulator treatment to soften expression lines — forehead, frown and crow's feet.
The injections themselves. Topical anaesthetic where the area warrants it; most people describe it as a series of quick, sharp pinches rather than pain.
Pressure, ice, and a short list of things to avoid for the rest of the day: no lying flat, no exercise, no facials, no heat. We hand you the same list in writing.
Included, never charged separately. We compare against your day-one photographs and add a small amount if the result is asymmetric or under-treated. Adding at review costs nothing; starting heavy costs a season.
Given to you in writing on the day as well. Aftercare instructions are never hidden behind a tooltip or a truncation.
None of these is automatically a no. Several simply change the plan, the product or the timing — but we need to know before, not after.
You are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breastfeeding.
There is an active skin infection, cold sore or open wound at the treatment site.
You have had surgery, a vaccination or dental work in the area within the last two weeks.
You have a neuromuscular condition such as myasthenia gravis.
You take an anticoagulant, or you bruise unusually easily.
You have had permanent or semi-permanent filler placed anywhere, at any time.
You have a known allergy to hyaluronic acid, lidocaine or human albumin.
Every treatment here is performed after a medical history review and, where the treatment requires one, a signed consent specific to that plan. Products are Health Canada authorised and tracked from supplier lot to your individual record.
Hyaluronic-acid filler for lips, cheeks and jawline with natural-looking results.
Collagen biostimulator for gradual, long-lasting facial volume restoration.