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Physician-led · Health Canada–authorized products · Consultation before treatment, always

Lumen Aesthetic Clinic

Physician-led aesthetic medicine · Kitsilano, Vancouver

Subtle is a skill.

Injectables, laser, skin health, and body contouring — planned by a physician-led team that publishes its prices, writes down its plans, and tells you plainly what a treatment can and cannot do. About one consultation in five here ends with no treatment booked. We think that's the point.

  • Physician on site
  • Prices published
  • Dissolver stocked, protocol drilled
Four gloved clinicians' hands gently framing a woman's relaxed face during a facial assessment

Treatments

Four ways in, one standard

All treatments + prices

How we work

The consultation is the treatment plan — and sometimes it's the whole answer

  1. Medical consultation

    History, medications, anatomy, and what you actually want. You leave with a written plan and quote — never a same-day needle.

  2. A plan you approve

    Units, syringes, sessions, and totals in plain numbers, valid for 60 days. Take it home; good decisions survive a night's sleep.

  3. Conservative treatment

    We dose at the careful end on purpose. Under-treating costs a free review; over-treating costs you months.

  4. The two-week review

    Complimentary, booked before you leave, and where results are actually judged — against the plan, together.

The medical consultation is $75, credited in full to your first treatment. Not sure where to start? The two-minute match quiz maps concerns to realistic options and price ranges first.

A clinician in a white coat and exam gloves holding a prepared syringe at their side

Safety, out loud

Ask any clinic these questions. Here are our answers.

Who injects, and who handles a complication?
A physician, an RN, or an NP — named when you book. Dr. Sethi is the physician on call for complications, and every injector drills vascular-occlusion protocol quarterly.
Is the dissolver on site?
Hyaluronidase is stocked and in date — which is also why we only place reversible hyaluronic-acid fillers.
Will you say no?
Yes, kindly and with reasons — when you're pregnant or breastfeeding, when a medication rules something out, or when the honest answer is that the treatment won't do what you're hoping.
Read the full FAQ

Who treats you

Three providers, no rotating cast

Credentials + who does what
Dr. Amara Sethi in a white coat, seated beside the magnifying lamp in a Lumen treatment room

Dr. Amara Sethi

MD, CCFP · Medical Director + Founder

Medical consultations · Advanced + corrective filler · Complication management

A masked clinician in blue gloves steadying a smiling patient's cheek before an injectable treatment

Priya Raman

RN, BScN · Senior Nurse Injector

Neuromodulators · Lip + structural filler · Skin boosters

Jonas Feld, nurse practitioner, in a white clinical coat with a stethoscope, holding a syringe

Jonas Feld

NP(F) · Nurse Practitioner — Laser Lead + Injector

Laser + light treatments · Neuromodulators · Skin-of-colour laser settings

Expectations, set properly

What this medicine can do — and what it can't

Can Soften the lines your expressions make

Can't Erase every line and keep your face moving naturally

Can Restore volume and structure where it's been lost

Can't Lift jowls or replace what surgery does

Can Clear sun spots and calm redness over a series

Can't Stop new sun damage — that part is sunscreen's job

Can Reduce a stubborn fat pocket by roughly a fifth to a quarter

Can't Change your weight or your metabolic health

The longer version — timelines, durations, and the honest footnotes — lives in our results gallery, which is written, not photographed, on purpose.

From the journal and upcoming events


Start with a conversation, not a needle

Start with the consultation if you're ready, or the two-minute match quiz if you'd rather see realistic options and prices mapped first. Candidacy is always confirmed in person.

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