

Clinic Manager & Aesthetician
Maryam is our clinic manager and senior medical aesthetician, and she is the person most of our clients see most often.
Her focus is skin health over time rather than single appointments: building a routine someone will actually follow, sequencing in-clinic work around it, and being straightforward about the twelve weeks it takes before any of it can be judged. She runs our microneedling and medical facial programmes and looks after clients managing melasma, where patience matters more than intensity.
She is also the person who will tell you, kindly, that your barrier is compromised and the answer this fortnight is to do less.
Every treatment Maryam performs, with the price and the chair time booked for it. Prices are in Canadian dollars, before HST.
Reduces how forcefully the forehead, frown and crow's-feet muscles contract, so it treats lines that appear on movement rather than creases already set at rest. Visible from day three, settled and reviewed at two weeks.
Verified reviews left after treatments Maryam performs. Reviews are recorded against the treatment rather than the practitioner, so read them as evidence about the work, not a score for a person.
Third clinic, first time anyone explained why my melasma kept coming back. Maryam was blunt about it being a long game and about the sunscreen. Nine months in and it is the calmest my skin has been in years.
Very natural result. I was worried about looking frozen and I genuinely do not. My sister could not work out what was different. Two-week review appointment was included and they adjusted one side slightly.
Bruised more than I expected after filler and messaged them on a Sunday feeling anxious. Got a call back within the hour and a photo review. It was a normal bruise and it settled by day nine, but being taken seriously mattered a lot.
The rest of the clinic, and who to ask for when your plan crosses disciplines.

Dysport, a botulinum toxin with a slightly softer spread, for the same expression lines. Priced per area, assessed first, and judged at the two-week review.
Hyaluronic-acid gel placed to replace volume that has gone — firmer gels deep on bone in the cheek and jawline, softer gels nearer the surface in the lips. Twelve to eighteen months in the mid-face, six to twelve in the lips.
Restylane hyaluronic-acid filler, one millilitre, for lips, cheeks and the lines that have set in. Placed after a facial assessment, and always reversible.
Stylage hyaluronic-acid filler, one millilitre, for fine to moderate correction. Placed after a facial assessment, and always reversible.
Your own blood is drawn, spun down, and the platelet-rich fraction injected into the scalp or the skin. Used for early hair thinning and for skin quality. Gradual, and given as a course rather than a single visit.
Vitamins and peptides delivered into the upper skin through a grid of small injections. A maintenance treatment for skin quality — it does nothing for lines caused by movement, and nothing for lost volume.
Micro-injections of growth factors, vitamins and peptides into the scalp to support thinning hair. A course of sessions, then maintenance.
Micro-injections to the backs of the hands, where skin thins and sun shows first. Improves texture and hydration over a short course.
A softening cocktail placed superficially along fine lines and crepey skin — not a filler, and not a toxin. Gradual, natural, and repeated a few weeks apart.
A firming cocktail for skin that has lost some of its bounce — jawline, neck, or wherever it is starting to soften. A course, then maintenance.
A brightening, hydrating cocktail placed across the whole face for the even, luminous finish people call glass skin. Best as a short course before an occasion.
Lipolytic micro-injections for a small, stubborn pocket — under the chin, the lower abdomen, the flanks. For pinchable fat at a stable weight; not a weight-loss treatment.
Cleanse, exfoliation, extraction and mask, adjusted to what the skin is doing that week. It maintains skin and settles congestion. It does not remodel texture or scarring — that is a course, not a facial.
Fine needles make thousands of controlled channels to trigger collagen remodelling. Suits general roughness, enlarged pores and early acne scarring, and is dependable on every skin tone. Three or four sessions, four to six weeks apart.
Mechanical exfoliation of the surface layer. It evens the skin for a few weeks and is maintenance between other work — it does not reach the collagen underneath, so it will not change texture or scarring.
A professional-strength peel matched to the skin on the day, with a neutraliser and a hydration mask to finish. Price set 2026-09-19 pending the clinic's confirmation.
Small injections of medical carbon dioxide under the skin to improve circulation — for dark circles, stretch marks, cellulite and dull skin. A course of sessions, a week or two apart.
For discrete, pinchable pockets in someone at a stable weight. It is not a weight-loss treatment and will not tighten significantly loose skin — that is a surgical question, and we refer. Four to six sessions, two to four weeks apart.
Forty-five minutes, a full medical review, and a written plan you can take away. No treatment is booked on the day unless you want it to be.
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