Dermal fillers in
Richmond Hill.
I'm Moti Mehrizi, RN. Your first 60-minute visit with me is free, in the clinic. Then filler is $400 per syringe, plus HST.
No deposit. I'll tell you the plan and the exact price before anything is booked.
My own work
Each pair shows the area before treatment and right after it. Some swelling is normal and settles over about two weeks.
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Right afterLips
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Right afterLips, 0.5 ml
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Right afterLips
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Right afterLips, 1 ml
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Right afterLips
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Right afterUnder-eye
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Right afterCorrection of an indentation on the right side of the face, with dermal filler combined with Radiesse
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Right afterTemples
Start with what bothers you, not with a product
Most people don't come to me asking for "a syringe". They come because of one thing they see in the mirror.
| What you notice | What filler does |
|---|---|
| Thin lips, or a top lip that disappears when you smile | Adds shape and gentle volume, and balances the top and bottom lip |
| Dark hollows under the eyes that make you look tired even after sleep | Fills the groove between the lower lid and cheek, so the shadow softens |
| A chin that sits back, or a jawline that has lost its line | Adds projection to the chin and definition along the jaw |
| Deep lines from the nose to the corners of the mouth | Supports the fold from underneath so the crease is less deep |
| Downturned mouth corners or lines running down from them | Lifts the corners and softens the lines |
| Cheeks or temples that look flatter than they used to | Restores the volume that is lost over time, which also supports the lower face |
| One side of the face that doesn't match the other | Evens out the difference so the face looks more balanced |
Filler isn't the answer to everything. It doesn't lift loose skin, change skin texture or stop the lines made by expression. Those need different treatments, and I'll tell you so at your consultation rather than treat you with the wrong thing.
What filler costs
Free consultation
60 minutes, in the clinic, with me. No deposit.
Dermal filler
$250 for a half syringe (often enough for lips). How many syringes you need depends on you, and we agree on it at your consultation.
Areas I treat and what they usually take
| Area | Usual amount | Usual price, plus HST |
|---|---|---|
| Lips | half to 1 syringe | $250 to $400 |
| Chin | 1 to 2 syringes | $400 to $800 |
| Jawline | 3 to 4 syringes | $1,200 to $1,600 |
| Cheeks and midface | 2 to 3 syringes | $800 to $1,200 |
| Under-eye | 1 syringe for both eyes | $400 |
| Smile lines (nasolabial folds) | 1 to 2 syringes | $400 to $800 |
| Marionette lines | 1 syringe | $400 |
| Jowls | 1 to 2 syringes | $400 to $800 |
| Temples | 1 to 2 syringes | $400 to $800 |
I don't treat the nose. I take cash, debit, credit card and e-Transfer at the clinic.
Booked, assessed and treated in three steps
Book your free visit
Pick a time in the calendar below.
Assessment and plan
I go through your health history, look at the areas you want to change and explain what filler can and cannot do for you.
Treatment, the same visit if suitable
If you're a good candidate and want to go ahead, I can often treat you at the same visit. If not, we book a 60-minute treatment appointment that suits you.
Book your free consultation
Your time is confirmed straight away.
Please don't include medical details when booking. I'll go over your health history with you at your visit.
You'll see me at every step
I'm Moti Mehrizi, a Registered Nurse (College of Nurses of Ontario) with a Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology. I own and run Quartz Aesthetic Clinic myself, so the person you talk to at your consultation is the person who treats you and sees you at your follow-up.
My nursing background shapes how I work: a health assessment before any treatment, clear information about risks and side effects, and never any pressure to book.
What dermal fillers are, and what to expect
The basics I go over with everyone before treatment.
What they are
Dermal fillers are injectable medical devices licensed for sale in Canada by Health Canada. The ones I use are made with hyaluronic acid, a substance your body already makes. The gel adds volume and definition where it's placed. I work with Saypha fillers for most areas and Teosyal Redensity II for the under-eye area, and I'll explain at your consultation which one suits you and why.
How results develop
You'll usually see a difference right after your appointment. Swelling settles over about two weeks, and that's when you see the final result. Filler lasts several months up to about a year, depending on the area, the product and your body. Lips often fade sooner, around 4 to 6 months. Cheeks and jawline often last 9 to 12 months.
Common side effects
Swelling, tenderness, redness and bruising where the needle went in are common and usually go away on their own. Bruising is more likely on the lips and under the eyes. I go over every risk with you, including rare but serious ones, before you decide. If you notice severe pain, skin colour changes or swelling that doesn't settle, contact me right away.
Aftercare
- For 6 hours: don't touch or press on the area.
- For 12 hours: no makeup on the area.
- For 48 hours: no intense exercise, saunas, strong sun or heat, and no massaging the area.
- If it feels tender: use a cool pack and acetaminophen (Tylenol). Avoid ibuprofen and aspirin, which can make bruising worse.
- After lips or under-eye: sleep with your head raised for a night or two to help the swelling go down.
Questions I'm asked most
Come and talk it through. No cost, no pressure.
One hour with me, in the clinic. You leave knowing what filler can do for you, what it would cost, and whether you want to go ahead.