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HealthOne Harbourfront Skin Clinic
Des traitements de soins de la peau et des consultations d’experts pour une peau éclatante et saine à Toronto.
3.4(5 avis)
Spa
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Des traitements de soins de la peau et des consultations d’experts pour une peau éclatante et saine à Toronto.
HealthOne Harbourfront Skin Clinic propose des services professionnels de soins de la peau, notamment des consultations, des traitements BBL, des procédures au laser et des soins du visage. La clinique offre des soins personnalisés axés sur des recommandations sincères et des résultats efficaces. Située à Harbourfront, à Toronto, elle accueille des clients recherchant à la fois des solutions cutanées médicales et esthétiques dans un cadre moderne et confortable.
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Évaluation personnalisée avec des conseils honnêtes sur les traitements et les soins à domicile adaptés à vos besoins.
Traitement lumineux avancé pour réduire les signes du vieillissement, les dommages causés par le soleil et améliorer le teint pour un éclat de peau.
Traitements au laser ciblés pour les cicatrices d'acné, l'épilation et le rajeunissement de la peau, avec des conseils professionnels.
Injections réalisées par des experts pour lutter contre le vieillissement et améliorer le contour du visage, réalisées par des cliniciens qualifiés.
Des procédures spécialisées pour réduire les cicatrices d'acné et améliorer la texture de la peau pour une peau plus nette et lisse.
Got a skin consultation with Monique and had such a great experience. She was incredibly knowledgeable, helpful, and most importantly, very honest about what products and treatments I actually need for my skin concerns. Instead of pushing laser treatments, she reassured me that consistent at-home skincare would be enough — which really showed that she genuinely cares about real results, not just making a sale. It’s not easy to find a skin specialist like that. Highly recommend seeing her!
Wouldn’t recommend the estheticians here. They speak with a level of authority that feels more “doctor-adjacent” than appropriate for a facial clinic. I’ve seen dermatologists and medical estheticians for severe acne since I was 15, so I’ve experienced a wide range of clinics. I was given a free facial here and decided to give it a try, but I could tell right away it wasn’t for me. While I was waiting, the esthetician was heavily pushing a product to another client in the waiting area. I know clinics get kickbacks on this product and she repeatedly called it “medical grade.” Every dermatologist and reputable esthetician I’ve seen has been clear that “medical grade” isn’t a regulated standard -- it’s a marketing term used to justify high markups. The products might be good, but the sales tactics felt misleading. I also overheard the esthetician telling another client a story I’ve heard verbatim from other clinics selling the same line -- identical “before and after” transformation, identical phrasing. It may have been true, but it was highly suspicious that everyone selling this product has the exact story. It came across more like a rehearsed script than genuine care. This was all before the actual facial which was fine. Besides asking a few basic questions like you would at a spa, she never truly examined my skin. With my current medical esthetician (and every reputable one I’ve seen), they spend 15-20 minutes assessing my skin, asking detailed questions, and tailoring the treatment from there. Here, the intake felt more like a quick spa questionnaire than a medical-style assessment. Overall, not the kind of environment or expertise I look for in skin care but it's definitely for someone. Personally, not for me.
I came here for a consult on laser treatment for acne scars and I was told that I’d need 4-6 weeks preparation. What the preparation is you might ask? Exfoliating, and using actives daily. And specifically from this celebrity skincare brand they sold in clinic for $300+. Trusting them, I bought it. And after my skin started burning on the third day of prep, I couldn’t help but wonder, in what world is it logical to ask someone to harshly exfoliate and thin their skin in preparation to fire a harsh laser at it? Out of curiosity, I booked consultations with 2 more clinics and they said this was complete BS. In fact, all the other clinics I consulted with said there was no preparation required. Other than to simply to AVOID exfoliating, actives, retinoids. When I look up this celebrity skincare brand, by the way, there is literally nothing on their site stating that it should be used for laser preparation at all. I have cancelled my plan to continue with the laser treatment with this clinic. My advice would be to search out the opinion of multiple clinics before settling on this one. Selling me this useless skincare kit was a quick money grab, and I would like to discuss a refund for this. PS: I have had a great experience with Ada at this clinic for injections, she is very knowledgeable. But I would absolutely stay away from other clinicians here or avoid this clinic for any other skin treatments.
Amazing experience of BBl and hair removal with Monique, she is patient and glamorous which makes everything very successful. I will go here again and suggest my friends as well!
BBL for face is the greatest skin care treatment ever! It takes years of age and damage off your skin. Monique is amazing! She talks you through everything she's doing as she's doing it and always makes sure you're comfortable during the treatment and happy with your results. You can tell she loves what she does. Her skincare knowledge and attention to detail is unmatched. The results I've gotten after treatments with her are nothing short of incredible. My skin is glowing and so healthy! :)
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