Toronto has more injectors per square kilometre than anywhere in the country, and that abundance is exactly why it's hard to choose. Mirror's Yorkville clinic sits at 190 Dupont St, and it runs the way Milton does — a proper assessment before anyone reaches for a syringe, and an honest answer when the answer is "not yet."
Worth being straight about this, because most clinics aren't. Nurse Jasmine, RN is your injector at Yorkville — registered with the College of Nurses of Ontario, trained in the same assessment-first protocol Mirror uses everywhere. Desiree looks after skin: texture, tone, barrier health, and the unglamorous groundwork that determines whether injectables ever look good on you.
Nurse Yara is at Yorkville a few times a month, not daily. If you specifically want to be assessed by Yara, book Milton — or call and we'll tell you her next Toronto date rather than letting you find out on arrival.
Same protocols, same products, same pricing as Milton. The room changes; the standard doesn't.
Softening lines without erasing expression. Dosed to your muscle pattern, not a standard chart.
Learn moreProportioned to your face rather than to a trend. Conservative by default — you can always add.
Learn moreFiller used to address structure, not just fill lines. Assessed across the whole face.
Learn moreTexture, tone and barrier function. The work that decides whether anything injected ever looks right.
Learn moreThese don't add volume. They prompt your own collagen, gradually, over months. Often the right answer when filler isn't.
Learn moreA full assessment and a sequenced plan, if you don't yet know what you need.
Learn moreWalk into most Toronto clinics naming a product and you'll walk out having received it. It's efficient, and it's how people slowly end up looking like a version of themselves they didn't choose — a series of individually reasonable decisions made without a plan.
The alternative takes longer: a full-face assessment first, a sequence planned over months, and a clear explanation of what each step is actually for. Sometimes that means treating an area you weren't thinking about. Sometimes it means declining to treat you today. If you know exactly what you want and only want it administered, Toronto has a hundred places that will oblige. That isn't what this is.
Tuesday – Saturday · 10am – 6pm · Closed Sunday & Monday
(905) 699-6968 · info@mirrorbyny.com
190 Dupont St, Toronto — just west of Davenport, minutes from Yorkville proper and the Annex. Open Tuesday to Saturday, 10am to 6pm.
Nurse Jasmine, RN, handles injectables, and Desiree looks after skin health and treatment planning for skin quality. Nurse Yara is at Yorkville a few times a month rather than daily — if you specifically want to see Yara, book Milton or call ahead and we'll tell you her next Toronto date.
Book the Yorkville location online, or text or call (905) 699-6968. You can also email info@mirrorbyny.com. Yorkville runs a separate calendar from Milton — make sure you've selected the Toronto location.
Same protocols, same products, same assessment-first approach, same pricing. The difference is the room and who's in it, not the standard of care.
Yes — $100, credited toward treatment booked within 30 days. A proper facial assessment takes real clinical time, and charging for it means the recommendation isn't a sales pitch. Most clinics offer free consults because the consult is the sale.
Botox is priced per unit, and the number of units depends on your muscle strength and the areas treated — which is why a quote before an assessment is a guess. Your consultation gives you an exact plan and an exact price before anything is booked. Pricing is identical at both locations.
Start with an assessment, not a menu. Your $100 consultation becomes a treatment credit when you book within 30 days.
Book YorkvilleMirror by Nurse Yara Grand Re-Opening · Sat Aug 22, 3–7PM. Reserve your spot — limited capacity.
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