
Injectable treatment covers three different mechanisms that are routinely confused with one another. A neuromodulator reduces how forcefully a muscle contracts and treats movement. A hyaluronic-acid filler occupies space and treats volume. A biostimulator prompts your own collagen to build over months and treats quality. Using the wrong one for a concern is the most common reason a result looks done rather than rested.
Every injectable appointment at Rose begins with an assessment of the face at rest and in animation, a medical history review and standardised photographs. Treatment is performed by a trained injector under physician supervision, with hyaluronidase and a written complication pathway on site.
We review at two weeks. Adding a little at review costs nothing; starting heavy costs a season.
Every price is in Canadian dollars before HST. A from price covers the smallest treatable area; your practitioner confirms the exact figure at consultation.
Neuromodulator treatment to soften expression lines — forehead, frown and crow's feet.
These are the things people come in about that this discipline is a reasonable answer to. Each one explains the mechanism before it names a treatment.
Treatment in this discipline is performed by these practitioners, under physician supervision, with a written complication pathway on site.
Published with written consent, unretouched, and shot under the same light at the same distance. Individual results vary; these are records of what happened for one person, not a promise.
Hyaluronic-acid filler for lips, cheeks and jawline with natural-looking results.
Collagen biostimulator for gradual, long-lasting facial volume restoration.
Micro-injections of hyaluronic acid for deep hydration and glow.
Platelet-rich plasma for skin rejuvenation and hair restoration.
Vitamin and peptide micro-injections to revitalise dull skin.
