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.