Annex Skin Studio
The Annex, Toronto
Treatments: Medical facials, peels and resurfacing, microneedling, acne and scars
From C$230/session, Replies in ~6 hrs
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Six Toronto clinics offering medical facials are listed on Aurayla, in Yorkville, Liberty Village, Leslieville, The Annex and 2 other areas.
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The Annex, Toronto
Treatments: Medical facials, peels and resurfacing, microneedling, acne and scars
From C$230/session, Replies in ~6 hrs
Scarborough, Toronto
Treatments: Medical facials, laser hair removal
From C$175/session, Replies in ~3 hrs
Liberty Village, Toronto
Treatments: Medical facials, wrinkle relaxers, fillers, microneedling, laser hair removal
From C$245/session, Replies in ~2 hrs
Yorkville, Toronto
Treatments: Medical facials, wrinkle relaxers, fillers, microneedling
From C$225/session, Replies in ~3 hrs
Etobicoke, Toronto
Treatments: Medical facials, wrinkle relaxers, fillers, laser hair removal, microneedling
From C$220/session, Replies in ~3 hrs
Leslieville, Toronto
Treatments: Medical facials, wrinkle relaxers, fillers
From C$195/session, Replies in ~5 hrs
Starting prices reported by these clinics are C$175–245 per session. Prices are per session, and add-ons are often priced separately. Four offer a free consultation; the other two charge C$50. The most recent price update was on 14 Oct 2026.
Medical facials aren’t a controlled act in Ontario; medical estheticians often perform them, and public health inspects settings run mainly by unregulated staff. In Toronto, Toronto Public Health (BodySafe) inspects personal service settings. Two of these clinics are run by medical estheticians or laser technicians, and two show a public-health inspection date on their profile. At two of the six clinics, every listed regulated practitioner’s registration has been checked on the public register.
Besides English, the Toronto clinics offering medical facials list Polish, Tagalog, French, Italian, Korean and Portuguese, and 3 more. All of them have evening or weekend hours, and four offer a virtual first consultation. Measured by Aurayla, typical reply times range from 1.9 hrs to 5.5 hrs.
Languages listed: English, Polish, Tagalog, French, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Tamil, Ukrainian, and Vietnamese
Clinic-reported starting prices in Toronto are C$175–245 per session. Prices are per session, and add-ons are often priced separately.
The typical GTA range is C$180–300 per session. Ask for a total, including any consultation fee, before you book.
Medical facials aren’t a controlled act in Ontario; medical estheticians often perform them, and public health inspects settings run mainly by unregulated staff.
Read the medical facials guide for details and questions to ask.
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No. Requests through Aurayla are free for patients, and your request goes only to the clinic you choose.
Two of these clinics charge for the consultation itself (from C$50). The fee is shown next to their prices.