Cosmetic, Plastic & Medical Procedures

Double Eyelid Surgery

Double eyelid surgery creates or defines an upper eyelid crease to give a natural-looking fold and more definition to the eye. Surgeons individualize crease height/shape to your anatomy and goals, and may combine procedures (e.g., ptosis repair or epicanthoplasty) when appropriate.

The technique is chosen to suit the eyelid rather than to a single template, and the suture and incisional methods differ in how long they last and how long the swelling takes to settle. Most people are back to desk work inside two weeks, with the final shape becoming clear over several months. Where the main concern is excess upper-lid skin rather than the absence of a crease, surgeons often weigh this against eyelid surgery.

Calf Implants

Calf implants, also called calf augmentation, are soft silicone implants placed in the lower leg to add size and shape. A surgeon works through a small incision behind the knee and sets each implant into a snug pocket over the calf muscle. People choose the procedure to build calves that stay thin despite training, to balance the lower leg with the thigh, or to even out a leg affected by injury, illness or a birth condition.

The surgery is done under general anesthesia and usually takes one to two hours. Recovery is slower than most body procedures: legs stay elevated and walking is limited for the first two weeks, a normal walking gait usually returns by the second or third week, and running or leg training waits about three months. Results last for years, though the implants are not permanent and may need replacing over time. Patients weighing up body implants often compare this with pectoral implants, which use the same kind of silicone implant to shape the chest.

Cheek Implants

Cheek implants are solid facial implants placed over the cheekbone to add permanent volume and definition to a flat or hollow midface. The procedure is performed through small incisions inside the mouth or under the lower eyelid, and the implant is sized and shaped to suit your facial proportions. It is usually done under general anaesthetic and takes one to three hours.

Suitability depends on your bone structure, skin quality and how much volume has been lost, so many patients weigh implants against a non-surgical cheekbone enhancement using injectable filler, which is reversible but needs repeating. Most people take one to two weeks off work, and swelling can take several weeks to settle before the final shape is clear. Results and recovery vary by patient and by surgeon, so a consultation is the right next step, and Beautifi can help you compare qualified providers and financing options.

Liposuction Revision

Liposuction revision corrects issues after a prior lipo—most often contour irregularities, asymmetry, dents, or over/under-reduction. Depending on the problem, surgeons may re-lipo “high” areas, release adhesions/subcision, and/or add volume with autologous fat grafting; some cases require limited skin excision. Most surgeons recommend waiting at least ~6 months (often 6–12 months) so swelling and scar tissue (fibrosis) settle before revising.

Because scar tissue and fibrosis change how the tissue behaves, a revision is usually a more delicate operation than the original and often combines several techniques in one sitting. Fat grafting is frequently part of the plan, since filling a dent tends to give a smoother result than removing more fat around it. Patients whose main concern is definition rather than correction may be considering liposculpture instead.

Dental Implant Surgery

Dental implant surgery involves replacing a tooth’s root with metal, screw-like posts and replacing damaged or missing teeth with artificial teeth that look and function like natural teeth. Dental implant surgery offers an alternative to dentures or bridgework that don’t fit well, or when your natural teeth roots don’t allow for denture building or bridgework. In addition, dental implant surgery provides a strong foundation for permanent or removable replacement teeth that are made to match your natural teeth.

The average cost of dental implant surgery in Canada is between $900 and $6,000 (per tooth). If you need help paying for the procedure, financing dental implant surgery is easy with Beautifi. Break down the cost of your procedure with flexible monthly payments, so you can manage your budget while achieving a beautiful smile.

Hyperpigmentation & Melasma

Melasma, a type of hyperpigmentation, is a skin condition that causes dark splotches on the skin that contrast with the lightness of the surrounding unaffected skin. Melasma, also referred to as “chloasma” or the “pregnancy mask,” are dark, discoloured spots that range in size from tiny, freckle-like dots to large patches. Melasma most commonly appears on the cheeks, forehead, chin, and bridge of the nose, but it can also be found on the forearms and neck.

Treatment is chosen to match the depth of the pigment and the patient’s skin tone, and usually combines an in-clinic procedure with daily sun protection and a topical regimen at home. A course of chemical peel sessions is a common starting point, while laser and light-based options are used with more care on deeper skin tones because heat can worsen pigment. Melasma in particular is managed rather than cured, so maintenance matters as much as the initial course.

Forma™ Skin Tightening

Forma skin tightening uses radiofrequency heat to firm loose skin on the face and neck, without surgery or downtime. The handpiece warms the deeper layers of skin to a controlled temperature, which prompts the body to build new collagen over the following weeks. It suits mild to moderate laxity, such as a softening jawline or crepey texture, rather than significant sagging. Most people book a course of several sessions spaced a few weeks apart.

Cost depends on the number of sessions and the size of the area treated, which is why clinics quote per session rather than per course. Results build gradually and are usually maintained with occasional top-up sessions rather than lasting indefinitely. Where laxity is more advanced, many patients weigh it against Morpheus8, which combines radiofrequency with microneedling to reach deeper tissue. A consultation is the practical way to tell which suits your skin, and Beautifi can help you compare qualified providers and spread the cost monthly.

Acne & Acne Scar Treatment

Acne & Acne Scar Treatment includes personalized options for active breakouts, post-acne discolouration, and textural scars. Depending on the concern, a plan may use medical-grade skincare, chemical peels, light or laser treatments, microneedling, radiofrequency microneedling, subcision, or injectable treatments. These approaches work in different ways, such as reducing acne activity, supporting skin renewal, stimulating collagen, or releasing and filling depressed scars. Active acne is generally brought under control before procedures aimed mainly at correcting established scars.

The recommended approach depends on scar type and depth, skin tone, acne activity, medical history, budget, and tolerance for downtime. Some people need a series of sessions or a combination plan, and improvement, recovery, and longevity vary by treatment and provider. A consultation with a qualified medical professional can clarify realistic options, risks, timing, and cost, while Beautifi can help patients explore qualified providers and financing.

Lower Facelift

A lower facelift targets the bottom third of the face—sagging along the jawline, jowls, and often the upper neck. Surgeons lift and tighten deeper facial layers (not just skin) to restore definition and a cleaner jaw–neck angle; some cases combine a neck lift for added contour.

Because the work is confined to the lower third, the operation is shorter and the recovery usually easier than a full facelift, though the scar pattern around the ear is similar. It does not address the brow or the mid-face, so patients with descent higher up are often assessed for a facelift covering more of the face. Cost in Canada varies with technique, surgeon experience, and whether a neck lift is combined.

Brazilian Butt Lift Revision

A BBL revision corrects the results of an earlier Brazilian Butt Lift, most often asymmetry, contour irregularities, or too much or too little volume. Surgeons typically combine targeted liposuction, to smooth lumps or reduce over-filled areas, with fresh grafting where projection is missing. Fat is placed only in the subcutaneous layer above the gluteal muscle, often under real-time ultrasound, the same standard that applies to a first procedure.

Results are harder to predict than in a primary Brazilian Butt Lift, because scar tissue and a disrupted blood supply lower the share of transferred fat that survives. Most surgeons ask patients to wait until the first result has stabilised, commonly six to twelve months, before operating again. More than one stage is sometimes needed to reach the intended shape. What is achievable depends on your remaining donor fat and how the first operation healed, so bring your original operative report to a consultation with a licensed Canadian plastic surgeon.

Brazilian Butt Lift

A Brazilian Butt Lift, or BBL, uses liposuction to harvest your own fat and transfers it to the buttocks to add volume and reshape them. Fat is usually taken from the abdomen, flanks or thighs, purified, then injected in small amounts across the buttock. Not all of it survives the transfer, so the final volume settles over roughly three to six months.

Gluteal fat grafting has historically carried the highest mortality rate of any cosmetic surgical procedure, driven by fat embolism when fat is injected into the gluteal muscle. Current practice places fat only in the subcutaneous layer above that muscle, often with real-time ultrasound to confirm the cannula position, so ask any surgeon how they do it. Patients who want a fixed, predictable volume, or have little fat to donate, often weigh a BBL against butt implants. Suitability depends on your donor fat, frame and health history, so the next step is a consultation with a licensed Canadian plastic surgeon.

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT)

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a medical treatment where individuals breathe pure oxygen in a pressurized chamber, increasing oxygen levels in the bloodstream. It is used to treat conditions like non-healing wounds, decompression sickness, and certain infections by promoting healing and reducing inflammation. While generally safe when administered by professionals, its effectiveness varies, and individuals should consult with their healthcare provider before considering HBOT.