Non-surgical treatment · Toronto

Skin & Body Treatments in Toronto

Ultherapy, thread lifts, microneedling, peels, SculpSure, miraDry and more at our Yorkville clinic.

  • FRCSCRoyal College certified
  • MD, PhDUniversity of Toronto
  • Yorkville59 Hayden St, Toronto

16 treatments

Skin & body treatments

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Non-surgical skin and body treatments

Skin and body treatments can improve texture, tone, laxity and stubborn fat without incisions. Dr. Cory Torgerson’s Yorkville clinic offers Ultherapy ultrasound skin tightening, thread lifts, microneedling and RF microneedling, chemical peels and medical facials, exosome therapy, TempSure and FlexSure radiofrequency treatments, SculpSure body contouring and miraDry for underarm sweating.

Many patients combine treatments over a series of visits. At your consultation we review your skin, health history and how much downtime you can take, then recommend a plan. Results vary from person to person and are not guaranteed.

Skin & body treatments: frequently asked questions

Which skin treatment is best for me?

That depends on your skin type, your main concern (texture, laxity, pigment, scarring or fat) and how much downtime you can take. Your consultation includes an assessment and a personalised recommendation.

How many sessions will I need?

Some treatments, such as Ultherapy, are often done in a single session, while microneedling, peels and radiofrequency treatments are usually done as a series. Your plan will list the number and spacing of visits.

Is there downtime after skin treatments?

It ranges from none for many facials and radiofrequency treatments to several days of redness after deeper peels or microneedling. We explain what to expect before you book.

Can I combine skin and body treatments?

Often, yes. Treatments can be staged in one plan so each area is addressed safely.

The First Step Of Your Journey Begins With A Conversation

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