Per unit, per syringe, per area, per treatment: what each line on the price list actually means.
The clinic publishes its prices rather than quoting them only in person, so you can see what a treatment costs before you come in. Prices are in Canadian dollars.
The unit differs by treatment, and that is the part worth understanding. Some treatments are priced per unit, some per syringe, some per area, and some per treatment in a recommended course. A price per treatment in a course of four is not the same as the total, so the number of sessions the clinic recommends is listed alongside it.
Where a promotional price is shown, the regular price is shown next to it, so the comparison is visible rather than implied.
One treatment is handled differently. Botox is a prescription drug, so next to its name the clinic shows only the name, the price and the unit — Canadian regulations do not allow descriptive claims alongside a prescription product name.
If a line on the list is unclear, or a treatment has no price published yet, ask at your consultation and you will get the figure directly: 416 838 1415.
