Every discipline we practise and all 17 treatments in them, each with its real price and its real duration. Most start with a consultation, and several of those end with being told to wait.
Consultation, treatment, review. The review is where the dose is corrected and the plan is adjusted, and it is part of what you already paid for.
01Consultation
A first consultation runs sixty to ninety minutes. We take a full medical history, photograph you under standardised lighting, and assess the face at rest and in animation before anything is proposed. Sometimes the honest answer is a change to your routine and no treatment at all — you will be told that rather than sold something else.
60–90 minutes · Standardised photography from the first visit
02The plan
You leave with the plan written down: what we would do, in what order, over what period, and what each stage costs. Products are Health Canada authorised, and every vial is recorded against your chart by supplier and lot number, so what you were given stays traceable years later.
Written plan · Lot-recorded products · No pressure to start the same day
03The review
Injectable treatments are reviewed at two weeks. Courses are reviewed between sessions, and skin programmes are judged at twelve weeks, because that is how long the collagen response takes to finish. Adjusting at review is part of the treatment you booked, not a second appointment to be sold.
Two-week review · Adjustments included in the treatment
Written by the practitioner who did the treatment: what was assessed, what was left alone, how many sessions it took, and what the photograph is actually showing.
Deep glabellar lines softened with a conservative first dose and one small adjustment at the two-week review. Brow position deliberately preserved.
Photographs are unretouched, taken under standardised lighting, and published only with written consent. Every face responds differently: these are records of individual treatments, not a prediction of yours. Read the full disclosure.
Published as written, with the treatment they relate to. A surprising number of them are about an appointment where we recommended nothing.
A small clinic, on purpose. You will know before you arrive who is treating you, what they are certified to do, and who reviews their work.
Founder & Medical Director
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.
Clinic Manager & Aesthetician
Maryam is our clinic manager and senior medical aesthetician, and she is the person most of our clients see most often.
Laser Technician
Leila is our certified laser technician and runs the laser suite.
Medical aesthetics is largely unregulated in how it is marketed, so the only useful claims are the ones you can ask us to prove. These are ours.
A medical director reviews every treatment plan, holds the complication pathway, and is the person on the after-hours number.
Every injectable is Health Canada authorised and recorded against your chart by supplier and lot number, from delivery to the vial used on you.
The same lighting, distance and angles at every visit, so a change is measured against a record rather than remembered.
What each treatment actually does, how long it takes before it can be judged, and the things we would talk you out of. Written by the practitioners, not by an agency.
