Skin, body and injectables
Ultherapy, Thermage, body contouring, medical facials, IV therapy. Prices are listed. You can book a time online and come in.
North Vancouver · in partnership with North Shore Plastic Surgery
We share a hallway with a plastic surgery clinic. That means the answer to "do I actually need surgery for this?" is a conversation, not a referral you wait three months for.

CPSBC and BCCNM
Medical treatments are ordered by a physician and carried out by registered staff, within their own scope.
Surgery is consult-only
You cannot book a procedure from this website. It is planned with the surgeon who will perform it.
Two companies, one address
Ours and North Shore Plastic Surgery's. Your consent form and your invoice say which one treated you.
Mandarin and Cantonese
Consultation, consent and aftercare, without you having to bring a translator.
Pick the one that sounds like your question. If you pick wrong, we will say so at the consultation — that is what it is for.
Ultherapy, Thermage, body contouring, medical facials, IV therapy. Prices are listed. You can book a time online and come in.
Eyelids, breast, body. It starts with a consultation and an examination, then a written quote, then a date agreed with your surgeon.
Consultation required — surgery is scheduled with your surgeon.
Most clinics sell you the thing they own. We have a device menu and a surgical hallway, which mainly means we can tell you when neither is the answer.
Some of what you are considering, you do not need. Working out which parts is the job, and it is free.
If a treatment is not going to get you where you want, you can ask a surgeon in the same visit. If surgery is more than you want, the device menu is right here.
Consultation, consent forms, aftercare instructions and the phone call afterwards, all in Mandarin or Cantonese if you prefer.
Read live from our own booking system, so the number on this page is the number at the front desk. Cosmetic surgery appears here as a consultation — the procedure itself is planned with your surgeon, never scheduled from a web page.
Prices are for a single session at this location. What you actually need is settled at the consultation and given to you in writing before anything is booked. A treatment that needs more than one session will say so there, not afterwards.
We share 101-1133 Lonsdale Avenue with North Shore Plastic Surgery. That is why the surgical question can be answered in the same visit — and it is also the thing most likely to confuse a bill, so here is the split.
Two separate companies sharing an address. Nothing here should be read as MMC Wellness holding surgical credentials or a hospital appointment — those belong to their surgeons. The full account, including who their surgeons are, is on the partners page.
We are a separate company from the surgical clinic we share an address with. Here is the honest version of who is who.
Lonsdale Avenue, a few minutes' walk uphill from Lonsdale Quay and the SeaBus. Several bus routes run the length of Lonsdale.
No, not for anything on this site. Everything we do is self-pay. If what you need turns out to be insured surgery, that is North Shore Plastic Surgery's practice and you would go through the usual referral route with them.
Because in British Columbia a procedure is planned with the surgeon who will perform it. A web form cannot examine you, and a date agreed before an examination is a date that moves.
No. Two companies, one address. We refer to each other because it is useful for patients, not because we are one business. Your invoice, your consent form and your record come from whichever of us treated you.
Nothing for non-surgical treatments. Surgical consultations carry a fee that is credited against the procedure if you go ahead — you will be told the amount before you book, never after.
Yes. Mandarin and Cantonese, for the consultation and everything after it. Consent forms and aftercare instructions are available in Chinese.