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Injectables & Dermal Fillers in Toronto
Botox, dermal fillers, lip filler and PRP at our Yorkville clinic. Compare every injectable treatment below.
- FRCSCRoyal College certified
- MD, PhDUniversity of Toronto
- Yorkville59 Hayden St, Toronto
19 treatments
Injectables & dermal fillers
Botox
Forehead lines, frown lines and crow's feet. Learn how it works and book a visit.
Masseter Botox
Relax the jaw muscles, slim the lower face and ease clenching. Learn how it works and book a visit.
Calf Slimming
Injections that relax the calf muscle to reduce its bulk. Learn how it works and book.
Dermal Fillers
Cheeks, lips, under-eyes and facial folds. Learn about the options, results and cost.
Lip Filler
Add volume, shape and definition to the lips. Learn about the options, recovery and cost.
Lip Flip
Small injections that relax the upper lip muscle so more of the lip shows. Learn how it works.
Non-Surgical Nose Job
Filler injections to smooth bumps and refine the nasal profile. Learn about results and risks.
Juvederm
Lips, cheeks and facial folds. Learn how the treatment works and book a consultation.
Restylane
Wrinkles, lips and facial volume. Learn how the treatment works and book a visit.
Radiesse
Restore volume in the cheeks, jawline and hands. Learn how it works and book a consultation.
Perlane Dermal Filler
Deeper folds and areas that need more volume. Learn how it works and book a consultation.
RHA Fillers
Teosyal RHA fillers in Toronto at Dr. Cory Torgerson's clinic, designed for areas of the face that move. Learn how they work and b…
Teosyal Ultimate
Deep volume loss in the cheeks and chin. Learn how it works and book a consultation.
Redensity I
Hydrate the skin and soften fine lines. Learn how it works and book a consultation.
Volbella
Fine lip lines and subtle lip volume. Learn how the treatment works and book a consultation.
Voluma Lift
Restore volume to the cheeks and mid-face. Learn how it works and book a consultation.
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Injectable treatments at our Yorkville clinic
Injectable treatments can soften expression lines, restore lost volume and refine features such as the lips, cheeks, chin and jawline without surgery. Dr. Cory Torgerson, FRCSC, and his team offer neuromodulators (Botox, Dysport, Xeomin and Nuceiva), hyaluronic acid fillers from the Juvéderm, Restylane, Teosyal RHA and Redensity families, Radiesse, and platelet-rich plasma (PRP).
Each product works differently. Neuromodulators relax the muscles that create dynamic lines, while fillers add structure and hydration where volume has been lost. Your consultation includes a facial assessment so the product, amount and placement are matched to your anatomy and goals. Results are temporary, vary from person to person and are not guaranteed.
Injectables: frequently asked questions
How do I know which injectable is right for me?
It depends on whether a concern comes from muscle movement, volume loss or skin quality. Dr. Torgerson assesses your face at your consultation and explains which product, if any, suits your goals.
How long do injectable results last?
It varies with the product, the treatment area and your own metabolism. Neuromodulators usually last a few months and many hyaluronic acid fillers last longer. Your injector will explain the expected timeline for your plan.
Is there downtime after injectables?
Most people return to normal activities the same day. Temporary redness, swelling or bruising at injection sites can occur, and you will receive aftercare instructions at your appointment.
Can injectables be combined with other treatments?
Yes. Injectables are often combined with laser or skin treatments. Timing matters, so combined plans are scheduled during your consultation.
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