307 Ontario providers scored on Google reviews, from Toronto to Ottawa. Compare by procedure and city before you book a consult.
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From breast surgery and facial work to injectables and reconstructive care.
Reviewers describe a warm, professional team and a calm, detailed approach from Dr. Born. Several say he explains each step clearly and is honest about what is possible. Many have been patients for years and keep returning.
Reviewers describe long-standing client relationships built on trust. Many say the team takes time to talk through options and does not push treatments. Several mention feeling calm and at ease, even when nervous about a procedure. Reviewers name Denise as the main practitioner they see. They mention her years of experience, her "less is more" approach, and her habit of staying current in the field. Some say the office is kept immaculately and that she answers questions patiently.
Reviewers describe a calm, unhurried visit where Victoria listens first and explains each step before any treatment starts. Many say they felt comfortable from arrival and keep coming back, with some seeing her for several years. Reviewers mention lip filler, Botox, Dysport, microneedling, chemical peels and Radiesse. Several praise her knowledge of health and how it links to cosmetic work. Others describe a warm, welcoming atmosphere and gentle handling during appointments.
Reviewers describe a process that felt organized from the first consultation through recovery. Many say the surgeons explained options clearly, answered questions, and checked in after surgery. Several mention feeling calm and cared for at each step. Reviewers also name the support staff. One describes a coordinator who handled OHIP approval paperwork and replied to emails quickly. Surgeries are often done at St. Michael's Hospital, where reviewers praise the nurses and anesthesiologists for making them feel safe.
Reviewers describe a warm team that answers questions in full and makes them feel informed from first call to follow-up. Several say the staff kept in touch after surgery and during recovery. Many praise the calm, personal pace of their visits. Some say the clinic feels clean and modern. Reviewers name Dr. Ian MacArthur for breast surgery, including breast reduction and lift. They also name nurse Courtney for injectables, laser treatments, and skin treatments such as IPL and a CO2 peel. A few mention a loyalty point system that rewards spending on aesthetic services.
Reviewers describe a warm, low-pressure visit from the moment they walk in. Many say the front desk greets them with a smile and the rooms feel clean and organized. Several say the team takes time to explain each step and answer questions before treatment starts.
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Reviewers describe a calm, caring doctor who takes time to explain each step. Many say they felt comfortable asking questions before and after their procedures. Several mention fast replies to emails and a supportive front desk. One short 2-star review criticizes the bedside manner, though it gives no detail.
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