Botox (Neuromodulator)
Soften the lines. Keep the expression.
Neuromodulators like Botox® temporarily relax the small muscles that crease the skin — softening frown lines, forehead lines, and crow's feet while keeping your face natural and expressive.
Treatments are administered by Courtney Johnston — a registered nurse with 17 years of clinical experience, trained in basic and advanced injectables through the Canadian Association of Medical Aesthetics — after an individual assessment. Neuromodulators are prescription medications: your first visit always begins with a consultation, and treatment is provided under the authorization of a licensed prescriber.
Pricing is per unit, so you only pay for what your plan actually uses. Most clients are in and out within 45 minutes with no downtime.
What to expect
- Results typically appear within 3–14 days and last about 3–4 months
- Tiny injections; most people describe it as a quick pinch
- No downtime — back to your day right away (we'll review simple aftercare)
- Individual results vary; we'll set honest expectations at your consult
Common questions
Will I look frozen?
Not with a conservative, anatomy-led approach. The goal is a rested, natural look — never a frozen one. We can always add more at a follow-up; we can't take it out.
How much does it cost?
Pricing is per unit and depends on your treatment plan. You'll get exact numbers at your free consultation before anything is booked.
Why do I need a consult first?
Neuromodulators are prescription medications in Canada. A proper assessment is both a legal requirement and good medicine.
Treatments are provided by a registered nurse following individual consultation. Prescription medications require assessment and prescriber authorization. Individual results vary. 18+.