Non-Surgical & Injectables in Ontario
What this category covers
Non-surgical and injectables includes treatments like Botox and other neuromodulators, dermal fillers (cheeks, lips, jawline, under-eyes), chemical peels, microneedling, laser skin treatments, and non-surgical skin tightening. These are done in an office or medspa setting, usually without general anesthesia, and most patients are back to normal activity the same day. We've listed 67 providers across Ontario who offer some combination of these services, ranging from solo injectors working out of a clinic to full plastic surgery practices with dedicated aesthetics teams.
What to look for before booking
The person doing the injecting matters more than the brand of product. Check whether the injector is a physician, nurse injector, or physician assistant, and how many years they've been doing the specific treatment you want. Ask to see before-and-after photos of real patients, not stock images. A proper consultation should include a discussion of your facial anatomy, realistic expectations, and what happens if you're unhappy with results (fillers can be dissolved, for instance). Be wary of any provider pushing a package deal before they've actually assessed your face.
How we score providers
Our ratings weigh injector credentials and experience, the range and appropriateness of treatments offered, patient feedback patterns, and how clearly a practice communicates pricing and aftercare. Full detail on how we calculate this is on our methodology page.
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All non-surgical & injectables, ranked by score and relevance
We found 256 businesses offering non-surgical & injectables; 151 met the criteria for the scored directory. The order weighs each business's overall score by how much of its reviewed work is non-surgical & injectables, so a lower-scored specialist can rank above a higher-scored generalist. Filter and sort below, or open the full map view.
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Common questions about non-surgical & injectables
- How much do injectables typically cost in Ontario?
- Botox and similar neuromodulators are usually priced per unit, commonly somewhere between $10 and $16 a unit, with a typical treatment area using 20 to 50 units. Dermal fillers are usually sold per syringe, often in the $500 to $900 range depending on the product and area treated. Prices vary by clinic, injector experience, and city, so always ask for a written quote before treatment.
- How often do I need to repeat treatment?
- Botox generally lasts 3 to 4 months before it wears off and needs topping up. Dermal fillers last longer, typically 6 to 18 months depending on the product and where it's placed (lip filler tends to break down faster than cheek or jawline filler). Skin treatments like peels or microneedling are often done in a series of 3 to 6 sessions, then maintained with occasional follow-ups.
- What should I expect at a first appointment?
- Expect a consultation where the injector examines your face, asks about your goals and medical history, and explains which treatment fits. Numbing cream may be applied before injections. The treatment itself is often quick, 15 to 30 minutes for Botox or filler, with mild swelling, redness, or bruising afterward that usually settles within a few days to a week.
- How can I judge the quality of a provider before booking?
- Look at real patient photos rather than marketing images, ask directly about the injector's training and how long they've been doing the specific treatment, and pay attention to whether they talk you out of unnecessary treatment as readily as they recommend it. A good sign is a provider who explains risks plainly and doesn't rush the consultation.
Guides to choosing non-surgical & injectables
- Botox vs dermal fillers: how to choose between injectables
Botox relaxes muscles that cause wrinkles. Filler adds volume where it has been lost. Here is how to work out which one actually solves the concern you have.
- Is Botox safe? What first-timers should know
Botox has a long safety record when injected correctly by a trained provider. Here is what the real risks are, what side effects are normal, and what questions to ask before your first treatment.