Ossington strip, between Dundas and Queen
Clinical results, salon ease.
Result-driven facials and peels, gentle laser, brows and lashes worth a standing appointment — and a narrow injectables menu with a physician in the loop. Golden hour, on a schedule.
- Medical director behind every needle + laser
- Every price published
- Memberships that bank, pause, and tell the truth
Golden Hour facial · $240 · 90 min
- treatments, every price published
- 20+
- treatments, every price published
- days a week on Ossington
- 7
- days a week on Ossington
- membership tiers, banked credits
- 3
- membership tiers, banked credits
- injectable consults told “not yet” — on purpose
- 1 in 5
- injectable consults told “not yet” — on purpose
The menu
Four rooms, one standard
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Facials + peels
Result-driven facials and progressive chemical peels — the maintenance work that makes everything else optional.
$135 – $240 per session
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Injectables
Neuromodulator smoothing and subtle lip hydration — prescribed and overseen by our medical director, performed only on medical days.
$12/unit · lips from $495 MD-overseen
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Laser facials
Gentle light-based resurfacing and LED therapy — collagen stimulation with no-makeup-Monday levels of downtime.
$189 – $329 per session MD-overseen
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Brows + lashes
Lamination, lifts, tints, and precision shaping — the 45 minutes that makes people ask if you've been on vacation.
$38 – $165 per visit
Memberships
Your fee becomes credits. Credits become glow.
Every dollar you pay banks as studio credit — the bigger tiers bank more than you pay. Credits stack for 12 months, pause when life does, and if you'd visit less than every 8 weeks we'll tell you not to join.
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Glow
$109 /month
Banks $109 in credits monthly
A facial or brow ritual roughly every 6 weeks
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Most loved
Lustre
$199 /month
Banks $215 in credits monthly
Monthly facials plus brows or lashes on rotation
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Golden Hour
$349 /month
Banks $385 in credits monthly
A laser or peel series in progress, plus the full brow-lash rotation
The Glow-Plan quiz
Three questions. One plan. Honest math.
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Your goal
Texture, lines, congestion, an event, or the brow-lash frame.
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Your timeline
A date in four weeks changes the plan more than anything else — some treatments need runway.
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Your appetite
Monthly ritual or minimal calendar — the right plan is the one you'll keep.
You'll get a sequenced treatment plan, the monthly cost, and the membership tier that fits — including "skip the membership" when that's the honest answer.
Salon ease, clinical spine
The part you don't see is the part we're proudest of
- Injectables and laser protocols written and supervised by Dr. Renée Okafor, our medical director — medical days every Tuesday and Thursday.
- Hospital-grade autoclave for every metal tool; single-use everything else. Logs kept, inspections welcome.
- Health Canada–licensed devices and products only — and a patch test before any first peel, laser, or tint.
- A written file for every face: what we used, how you responded, what's next.
The social calendar
A studio you'd visit without an appointment
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Third Thursday monthly · 7–10 p.m.
Glow Nights
The studio after dark: express treatments, good playlists, better company.
$65 · members first, credits welcome
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12-week program · starts anytime
Bridal Prep Program
A sequenced 12-week countdown so your skin peaks on the day — not the week after.
From $1,180 · couples + parties welcome
Regulars
What the standing appointments say
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“I came for one facial before a wedding and left with a plan I've kept for two years. Maya remembers my skin better than I do.”
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“They talked me OUT of filler at my consult and into a peel series. Six months later I finally understand my own face. Who does that?”
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“Glow Nights is the only networking event I attend voluntarily. My brows have never looked employed-er.”
Straight answers
Asked constantly, answered honestly
Will one facial fix my texture / scarring / pigment?
No — and anyone who says otherwise is selling something. One facial gives you a week or two of glow and cleaner pores. Texture, post-breakout marks, and pigment change over a series: typically four to six peels or laser sessions spaced a month apart, with results still building 8–12 weeks after the last one. We'll always tell you the honest timeline at your first analysis.
Is Studio Lumière a medical clinic or a spa?
Deliberately both, with a bright line down the middle. Facials, peels, brows, and lashes are aesthetician services in a salon setting. Injectables and laser protocols are medicine: they run under our medical director, Dr. Renée Okafor, with injectables performed only on Tuesday and Thursday medical days after an in-person candidacy consult.
How do the membership credits actually work?
Your monthly fee converts to banked credits — $109 buys $109 in credit on Glow; the bigger tiers bank slightly more than you pay ($215 on Lustre's $199, $385 on Golden Hour's $349). Credits stack for 12 months, apply at face value to any aesthetician service or skincare, and member percentage discounts cover whatever your credits don't. The honest part: if you visit less than every 8 weeks, skip the membership — à-la-carte is better value and we'll tell you so.
Studio Lumière
Not sure where to start? That's the point of the quiz.
Three questions — your goal, your timeline, how often you'll actually come in — and the Glow Plan does the math, membership tier included.