Private Aesthetic Dermatology Toronto

A consultation fee applies. Not covered by public health insurance.

Private Aesthetic Dermatology Service is a medical consultation offered in clinic to provide a personalized assessment of your skin and aesthetic goals. During your appointment, your physician will evaluate your skin, discuss your concerns and recommend a treatment plan tailored to your needs.

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The service covers benign growths (skin tags, moles, seborrheic keratoses, milia, xanthelasmas) through minor surgery, cryotherapy or electrocautery, as well as common skin conditions like acne, rosacea, pigmentation concerns and hair loss. It also includes therapeutic neuromodulator injections, mole examinations, and the diagnosis and surgical treatment of skin cancers.

Because every patient is different, the Private Aesthetic Dermatology Service at our Dermapure Don Mills clinic provides dedicated time with a physician to discuss your skin, your aesthetic goals and the treatment options that may suit you best. Book your appointment with our team.

Services offerts :

Consultation en dermatologie avec un médecin;
Biopsie cutanée afin d’établir un diagnostic précis;
Chirurgie mineure ou exérèse de lésions afin d’enlever des tumeurs bénignes, telles que grain de beauté, kératose séborrhéique, angiome, kyste, dermatofibrome, etc.;
Traitement de la rosacée grâce, notamment aux lasers vasculaires;
Injections de cortisone ou d’agents de comblement pour le traitement de cicatrices;
Cryothérapie à l’azote pour le traitement de kératose séborrhéique, kératose actinique, lentigo solaire, etc.;
Électrocautérisation pour retirer les acrochordons, kératose séborrhéique, hyperplasie sébacée, grains de milium, etc.;
Traitement de la perte de cheveux telle que l’alopécie areata ou alopécie androgénétique grâce à des traitements de régénération cellulaire par biostimulant, d’injection de cortisone ou de prescription de produit topique;
Traitement de l’acné légère à sévère, incluant la prescription d’isotretinoin (Accutane);
Traitement de xanthélasma (dépôt de gras aux paupières);
Neuromodulateurs thérapeutiques pour la migraine, le bruxisme (grincement des dents), ou l’hyperhidrose (sudation excessive);
Traitement de conditions pigmentaires: mélasma, hyperpigmentation, taches, etc.;
Thérapie photodynamique (ALA-PDT) pour les précancers de la peau (kératoses actiniques);
Examen de grains de beauté;
Traitement de cancer de peau: diagnostic et chirurgie pour carcinome basocellulaire, épidermoïde et mélanome.

L’offre de service peut varier d’une clinique à l’autre.

What to Expect During Your Session

Step 1

You discuss your concern

You explain what you have noticed, how long it has been present, whether it has changed, and what you have already tried. Your medical history and current medications are also reviewed.

Step 2

Your skin, hair or nails are examined

The dermatologist assesses the area in person to better understand what you are dealing with. If needed, further examination may be recommended to help confirm the diagnosis.

Step 3

The findings are explained to you

The dermatologist explains what the assessment shows in clear language and answers your questions so you understand the condition and what, if anything, may need attention.

Step 4

Your course of care is defined

Based on the assessment, your dermatologist explains the appropriate next steps. This may include treatment in clinic, a prescription, monitoring over time, or reassurance that no further care is needed.

Step 5

Follow-up is planned when needed

Some conditions require ongoing management rather than a single visit. When follow-up is appropriate, the timing and next steps are discussed and planned with you.

After your consultation

What happens next depends on what the assessment found. Some concerns are resolved within the appointment itself. Others are managed over time, with follow-up visits to see how your skin is responding and to adjust the approach.

If a prescription is part of your care, how to use it and what to watch for are explained to you, and the dermatologist remains your point of contact for questions that come up afterwards.

If nothing further is required, that is a result too. Knowing that a lesion does not need action is one of the outcomes this appointment exists to provide.