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Neuromodulators are injectable treatments that temporarily relax targeted facial muscles to soften expression lines and create a refreshed, natural-looking appearance.

Common areas include forehead lines, frown lines, crow’s feet, bunny lines, chin dimpling, and selected areas around the mouth and jaw. Additional areas may be considered following an assessment.

Results typically last approximately 3–4 months, although this varies according to the individual, treatment area, and dosage.

Our approach focuses on facial harmony and preserving natural expression. Your treatment plan is customized to your facial anatomy and aesthetic goals.

Most clients return to their usual activities shortly afterward. Temporary redness, swelling, bruising, or headache can occur. Less commonly, unwanted muscle weakness or eyelid drooping may occur. Your provider will review risks and aftercare before treatment.

Dermal fillers are injectable products used to restore volume, enhance facial contours, and soften selected lines or folds. Many are formulated with hyaluronic acid, a substance naturally present in the skin.

Depending on your anatomy and suitability, treatment areas may include the lips, cheeks, chin, jawline, and selected facial folds.

Depending on the product and treatment area, results may last approximately 6–18 months or longer. Individual experiences vary.

Our philosophy is to enhance your natural features rather than dramatically change your appearance. Treatment is personalized and conservative, with an emphasis on facial balance.

Swelling, tenderness, bruising, and temporary lumps may occur. Rare but serious complications include vascular blockage, skin injury, and vision loss. Your provider will discuss these risks, product selection, and emergency protocols during consultation.

Sculptra is a collagen-stimulating injectable made with poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA). It is designed to gradually improve volume and facial contours in appropriate treatment areas.

Traditional hyaluronic acid fillers generally provide visible volume more immediately. Sculptra works gradually by stimulating collagen production over time.

Changes develop progressively over several weeks to months. A series of treatments may be recommended depending on your goals.

Results can last up to approximately two years in some patients, although duration varies.

Temporary swelling, tenderness, bruising, and redness may occur. Nodules or lumps can also develop, sometimes later after treatment. Your provider will explain aftercare, risks, and whether Sculptra is appropriate for you.

Radiesse is a calcium hydroxylapatite-based injectable used for certain contouring and volume-restoration treatments. It can also stimulate collagen production.

Radiesse can provide an immediate contouring effect alongside longer-term collagen stimulation. Sculptra works more gradually. Their indications, properties, and treatment approaches differ.

Suitable areas depend on the product’s approved indications, your anatomy, and the provider’s assessment. Not every facial area is appropriate for Radiesse.

Results commonly last approximately 12–18 months, but individual duration varies.

Bruising, swelling, tenderness, and nodules are possible. As with other fillers, rare but serious vascular complications can occur. Radiesse cannot be dissolved with hyaluronidase like hyaluronic acid filler.

PRP is prepared from a small sample of your own blood. The sample is processed to concentrate platelets, which are then used in selected aesthetic treatments.

PRP may be considered for certain hair-thinning concerns and facial skin-rejuvenation goals. Evidence and expected outcomes vary depending on the condition and treatment technique.

A series of sessions may be recommended. The number and spacing depend on your treatment goals, clinical assessment, and response.

Changes, if achieved, usually develop gradually over several weeks or months. Results are not guaranteed, and maintenance treatments may be discussed.

Because PRP is prepared from your own blood, the risk of an allergic reaction to the PRP itself is low. However, bruising, discomfort, infection, and other procedural complications remain possible. A medical assessment is required.

Skin boosters are injectable treatments intended to improve selected aspects of skin hydration, texture, and overall skin quality. The formulation and intended effect vary by product.

Traditional fillers are often used to restore volume or enhance contours. Skin boosters generally focus on skin quality rather than changing facial shape.

Depending on the selected product and its authorized uses, treatment may be considered for suitable areas of the face or other regions.

Some treatment plans involve multiple sessions followed by maintenance. Your provider will discuss the appropriate schedule based on the product and your skin.

Temporary redness, swelling, bruising, or small bumps at injection sites may occur. Risks vary by product and technique, and your provider will explain them before treatment.

Polynucleotides are nucleic acid-based compounds used in certain aesthetic injectable formulations marketed for skin-quality improvement.

Depending on the product, they may be promoted for concerns such as skin texture, elasticity, and overall skin quality. Clinical evidence is still developing, and benefits are not guaranteed.

No. They have different formulations and proposed purposes. Polynucleotide treatments are generally not intended to create the same volumizing effect as traditional dermal fillers.

Treatment schedules vary by formulation and clinical protocol. Your provider will assess whether a specific product is appropriate and discuss realistic expectations.

Regulatory status depends on the exact product and intended use. Spoil Me Med Spa will confirm applicable Canadian authorization, product availability, and treatment suitability before offering a procedure.

Fat-dissolving injections are designed to target selected localized areas of fat. Their effectiveness, safety, and approved uses depend on the specific formulation.

The treatment area depends on the product’s authorized indications and the client’s anatomy. Not every area of unwanted fat is suitable for injectable treatment.

No. It is not a replacement for weight management or healthy lifestyle habits. It may be considered for specific localized concerns in appropriately selected patients.

Some treatment plans involve more than one session. The number depends on the product, treatment area, and individual response.

Swelling, bruising, tenderness, and firmness may occur. More serious complications can include nerve injury, infection, ulceration, or tissue damage. Only appropriately authorized products and indications should be considered following medical assessment.

It is a professional laser hair removal system that uses two wavelengths: 755 nm Alexandrite and 1064 nm Nd:YAG. The spa says treatment can be tailored to skin tone, hair characteristics, and the treatment area.

The spa describes the system as suitable for a broad range of skin tones. The Alexandrite wavelength is generally used for lighter skin types, while Nd:YAG is often preferred for darker skin tones. A consultation is needed to assess your skin and select appropriate settings. Risks such as burns or pigmentation changes can still occur.

Laser hair removal works best on hair with enough pigment because the laser targets melanin in the hair follicle. Very light blonde, grey, or white hair may respond less. Ask the provider whether your hair is likely to respond.

Most clients can return to normal daily activities right away. Mild redness, warmth, or swelling around the hair follicles may occur and typically settles within several hours to a few days.

The spa advises avoiding excessive heat, hot tubs, saunas, vigorous exercise, and direct sun exposure for the period recommended by your provider.

By reducing hair growth, laser hair removal may help reduce the frequency of ingrown hairs. The spa notes this can be a concern in areas such as the bikini line, underarms, and beard region.

Morpheus8 is a fractional radiofrequency microneedling treatment designed to stimulate collagen remodeling and improve the appearance of skin texture, firmness, and fine lines.

The spa lists fine lines and wrinkles, acne scars and uneven texture, enlarged pores, mild skin laxity, crepey-looking skin, early signs of aging, and selected stretch marks or body-texture concerns.

A topical numbing cream is typically applied beforehand to help minimize discomfort. During treatment, you may feel mild pressure, warmth, or a prickling sensation. Comfort varies with the treatment area and individual sensitivity.

The client-provided information notes that treatment may not be appropriate with active skin infections, certain implanted electronic devices, impaired wound healing, or other medical contraindications. Pregnancy, a history of problematic scarring, recent aesthetic procedures, and certain medications may also affect eligibility. A personalized consultation is required.

The spa recommends following your personalized aftercare instructions. Its guidance includes:

• Avoid makeup for about 24 hours, or as directed.
• Avoid strenuous exercise, saunas, and excessive heat during the initial recovery period.
• Temporarily avoid retinol, exfoliating acids, and harsh skincare products.
• Use gentle cleansers and moisturizers recommended by your provider.
• Avoid direct sun exposure and use sunscreen once appropriate.

Suitability depends on your skin, health history, and treatment goals. A provider should assess your skin and explain whether microneedling is appropriate for you.

XERF is a non-invasive skin-tightening treatment that uses multifrequency monopolar radiofrequency (RF) energy to deliver controlled heat into different layers of the skin. By combining 6.78 MHz and 2 MHz frequencies, it targets tissue at various depths to encourage collagen remodeling and improve skin firmness. Unlike microneedling, XERF does not require needles or skin punctures.

XERF is designed to improve the appearance of:

• Mild to moderate facial skin laxity
• Sagging along the jawline and jowls
• Fine lines and wrinkles
• Reduced skin firmness
• Loose-looking skin around the neck
• Age-related changes in facial contours
• Selected brow-lifting concerns

Treatments are customized according to your skin condition and aesthetic goals.

XERF uses controlled radiofrequency energy to heat targeted tissue and encourage collagen remodeling. Some clients may experience an initial tightening effect, followed by gradual improvements in firmness and skin appearance. Results vary based on skin condition, age, and individual response. XERF is not a replacement for a surgical facelift.

Some clients may notice visible improvement after a single treatment. A personalized series may be recommended depending on the degree of skin laxity, treatment area, and desired results. Your provider will assess your skin and recommend the number and spacing of treatments.

XERF generally does not require numbing cream. During treatment, most clients experience a warming sensation as radiofrequency energy is delivered beneath the skin. Integrated cooling is designed to help maintain skin-surface comfort. Sensitivity varies, and your provider can adjust settings as appropriate.

XERF is designed to require minimal to no downtime, and most clients can resume normal daily activities immediately. Temporary effects may include:

• Mild redness
• Warmth or sensitivity
• Slight swelling
• Temporary tenderness

These effects are generally short-lived. Your provider will explain any aftercare instructions.

Some clients notice an initial feeling of tighter skin after treatment. More noticeable improvements may develop over the following weeks as collagen remodeling continues. Results are gradual and depend on your skin condition, treatment settings, and individual response.

Results vary with age, skin quality, lifestyle, and the natural aging process. Improvements may last for several months or longer, but are not permanent. Maintenance treatments may be recommended.

Both treatments use radiofrequency energy to support collagen remodeling, but they work differently. XERF delivers non-invasive RF through the skin without needles and focuses on firmness, facial contours, and laxity, with minimal downtime. Morpheus8 combines microneedling with RF to address texture, certain acne scars, fine lines, and laxity, and generally involves more downtime. The right option depends on your concerns, anatomy, and goals.

XERF is designed to accommodate a broad range of skin types and tones through customizable settings. It may not be appropriate for clients with certain implanted electronic devices, active skin infections, or other medical contraindications. Possible risks include burns, prolonged redness, swelling, and unwanted tissue changes. A thorough consultation is essential.

Freeze Pen Cryotherapy is a non-surgical treatment that uses controlled, targeted freezing to destroy the tissue of a suitable benign skin tag. The treated tag gradually dries, shrinks, and separates from the surrounding skin as the area heals. The procedure is typically quick and does not require stitches.

The Freeze Pen delivers focused cold to the targeted skin tag, causing controlled freezing of its tissue. Over the following days, the treated tissue breaks down and may form a small scab before separating from the skin. The surrounding area continues healing.

Cryotherapy may be suitable for benign skin tags in areas such as:

• Neck
• Underarms
• Upper chest
• Back and torso
• Selected areas of the face
• Other suitable body areas

Suitability depends on size, location, and appearance. Lesions near the eyes or in sensitive areas may require specialist care.

Most clients experience a brief stinging, tingling, or intense cold sensation during treatment. It is generally well tolerated, although discomfort varies with the size and location of the tag. Temporary tenderness or sensitivity may occur afterward.

Many small skin tags can be treated in one session. Larger or more resistant tags may need additional treatment after the area has fully healed. Your provider will assess the skin tag and recommend a plan.

After treatment, a skin tag typically darkens, dries, and separates from the skin within approximately 1–2 weeks. Healing time varies with the tag’s size, treatment depth, location, and individual skin response.

Most clients can resume daily activities immediately. Temporary effects may include:

• Mild redness or swelling
• Tenderness or sensitivity
• Darkening of the treated tag
• Small blisters or scab formation
• Temporary skin discoloration

Complete healing may take several weeks, depending on the area and individual healing response.

The treatment is designed to target tissue precisely, but scar-free results cannot be guaranteed. Temporary lightening or darkening of skin can occur; permanent pigment changes or scarring may occasionally develop. These risks may be more noticeable for people with darker skin tones or a history of pigmentation changes. Your provider will discuss these considerations.

The spa generally recommends:

• Keep the treated area clean and gently dry.
• Avoid picking, scratching, or removing scabs.
• Avoid friction from tight clothing or accessories.
• Use recommended aftercare products as directed.
• Avoid harsh exfoliating products until the area has healed.
• Protect healed skin from sun exposure.

If a blister develops, do not deliberately pop it. Contact your provider if you notice increasing redness, warmth, pain, pus, or other signs of infection.

Cryotherapy may be appropriate for many people with confirmed benign skin tags, but other growths can look similar. Any uncertain, changing, bleeding, or suspicious lesion should be evaluated by a qualified medical professional before removal. Certain medical conditions, poor circulation, impaired healing, and cold-related disorders may also affect suitability. A consultation is essential.

A chemical peel is a professional exfoliating treatment that uses selected solutions to remove damaged surface skin cells and encourage natural skin renewal. Depending on formulation and strength, peels can improve skin texture, reduce the appearance of discoloration, and reveal a fresher, more even-looking complexion.

Chemical peels may help improve the appearance of:

• Hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone
• Sun damage and dark spots
• Acne and acne-related discoloration
• Fine lines and early signs of aging
• Rough or uneven skin texture
• Dull and congested skin

Each treatment is selected based on your skin type, sensitivity, and concerns.

Peels vary in strength and depth of exfoliation:

• Superficial peels gently exfoliate the outermost skin layers to improve dullness, mild discoloration, and uneven texture.
• Medium-depth peels penetrate deeper to address more noticeable pigmentation changes, fine lines, and certain skin imperfections.
• Deep peels provide more intensive resurfacing, require significant recovery, and need specialist medical assessment.

A consultation determines which available peel is appropriate for your skin and goals.

The number of treatments depends on your concerns and the type of peel. For superficial peels, many clients benefit from approximately 3–6 sessions, often spaced 2–4 weeks apart. Some concerns may need fewer or more treatments. Medium-depth peels follow different schedules and recovery requirements.

Most superficial peels cause temporary tingling, warmth, or mild stinging. Stronger peels may cause more noticeable discomfort. Your provider will select an appropriate treatment and monitor your skin throughout the procedure.

Downtime depends on the peel’s strength and depth. Superficial peels may cause mild redness, dryness, or flaking for several days. Medium-depth peels typically involve more visible peeling and redness, with a longer recovery period that may be around 1–2 weeks. Not every peel causes visible peeling. Your provider will explain what to expect for your treatment.

Many clients notice brighter, smoother-looking skin after the initial healing and exfoliation period. Improvements in pigmentation, acne-related discoloration, and texture may develop progressively with a recommended series. Results vary with the peel and individual skin response.

A peel can be included in a personalized skin-rejuvenation plan alongside treatments such as:

• Microneedling for skin texture and the appearance of certain acne scars
• Medical facials for hydration and skincare maintenance
• Morpheus8 RF microneedling for selected texture concerns and mild skin laxity
• Targeted skincare to maintain improvements in pigmentation, acne, and skin quality

Treatments are typically scheduled separately, with appropriate healing time between procedures.

The spa generally recommends:

• Avoid picking, peeling, or scrubbing flaking skin.
• Use gentle cleansers and moisturizers recommended by your provider.
• Avoid retinol, exfoliating acids, and irritating skincare products until your skin has recovered.
• Avoid excessive heat, saunas, and strenuous exercise during early recovery, as directed.
• Protect your skin from direct sunlight and use broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher when appropriate.
• Avoid waxing and additional exfoliating treatments until fully healed.

Your provider will give specific aftercare instructions for your peel.

Peels can be suitable for many skin types and tones when the formulation and strength are selected appropriately. Some people, including those with darker skin tones, may have increased risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation with certain peels. Active infections, irritated skin, recent tanning, medications, and other medical considerations may affect suitability. Possible risks include prolonged redness, pigment changes, infection, burns, and scarring. A personalized assessment helps determine an appropriate treatment.

Subcision is a minimally invasive scar-revision procedure that targets fibrous bands beneath depressed acne scars. Using a specialized needle or blunt cannula, the bands are carefully released, allowing the skin to lift and encouraging natural collagen remodeling. Over time, this may reduce the appearance of depressed scars and improve skin texture.

Subcision is particularly used for selected depressed acne scars, including:

• Rolling scars: broad, shallow depressions that create an uneven appearance.
• Tethered scars: depressed scars attached to underlying tissue by fibrous bands.
• Selected boxcar scars when underlying tethering is present.

Deep ice-pick scars typically respond better to other targeted scar-revision techniques.

Subcision can improve the appearance of certain depressed acne scars, but complete scar removal cannot be guaranteed. Improvement depends on scar depth, severity, skin characteristics, and healing. Some clients may need multiple sessions or a combination of treatments.

The number of sessions depends on the severity and type of scarring. Some clients experience improvement after one treatment; others may benefit from 2–3 sessions or more, typically spaced several weeks apart to allow healing. A consultation helps determine a plan.

A local anesthetic is typically used to numb the area and minimize discomfort. During the procedure, you may experience mild pressure, pulling, or movement beneath the skin as the fibrous bands are released. Temporary tenderness afterward is common.

Some recovery time should be expected. Common temporary effects include:

• Swelling and tenderness
• Bruising
• Mild redness
• Small entry-point marks
• Temporary firmness or lumpiness beneath the skin

Bruising and swelling commonly improve within 1–2 weeks, although some effects may take longer.

Some clients notice early improvement as swelling begins to settle. More noticeable results typically develop over several weeks to months as tissue heals and collagen remodeling occurs. Results depend on scarring and individual response.

Subcision may be part of a broader acne-scar treatment plan. Depending on your concerns, complementary treatments may include:

• Microneedling for overall texture and superficial acne scarring
• Morpheus8 RF microneedling for selected scars and uneven texture
• PRP facial rejuvenation as an adjunct where appropriate
• Chemical peels for uneven tone and superficial texture

These treatments may need separate appointments to allow adequate healing.

The spa generally recommends:

• Avoid touching, rubbing, or massaging the area unless instructed.
• Use cold compresses as directed to help manage swelling.
• Avoid strenuous exercise and excessive heat during the initial recovery period.
• Keep the area clean and follow entry-point care instructions.
• Temporarily avoid retinol, exfoliating acids, and harsh skincare products.
• Protect the skin from direct sun exposure.

Follow your provider’s personalized aftercare. Seek prompt medical assessment for worsening pain, spreading redness, fever, or significant swelling.

Subcision may be suitable for a variety of skin tones, including darker complexions, when performed with appropriate technique and assessment. It may not be suitable with active skin infections, certain bleeding disorders, impaired wound healing, or other medical contraindications. Potential risks include bruising, bleeding, infection, pigment changes, persistent lumps, injury to underlying structures, and scarring. A thorough consultation is essential.