Lucie Mé · North York, Fairview Mall

Microneedling in North York

Classic and RF microneedling at our Fairview Mall clinic, 1800 Sheppard Avenue East. Free parking, direct subway connection, complimentary consultations.

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A course of microneedling means several visits, so where the clinic sits matters more than it would for a one-off treatment. Our Fairview Mall clinic at 1800 Sheppard Avenue East offers both classic and RF microneedling with the Endymed Intensif, the collagen-stimulating treatment that works by creating micro-channels in the skin with fine sterile needles. Our full microneedling guide explains the mechanism, the session counts, and the difference between the two forms. The rest is practical: parking, the subway, and what a visit to Fairview Mall involves.

Established 2010

The clinic at Sheppard and Don Mills

Established in 2010, Lucie Mé brings the same treatments and the same standards to both of its Toronto clinics, and this one sits inside CF Fairview Mall at the corner of Sheppard Avenue East and Don Mills Road. Microneedling here is delivered by medically trained professionals, and every course starts with a complimentary consultation where your skin is assessed before anything is recommended.

Getting there

Fairview Mall parking is free, and Don Mills station on Line 4 connects directly to the mall, so you can arrive without stepping outside. Coming from the Yonge line, transfer at Sheppard-Yonge and ride east to the end.

The skin assessment

Your first visit is a complimentary consultation. The clinician examines your texture, scarring, pore size, and tone, then recommends classic microneedling, RF microneedling with the Intensif, or a different treatment if that would serve your skin better.

The treatment itself

Sessions run 45 to 75 minutes including topical numbing time, so give this one a proper slot in your day rather than squeezing it between errands. Your skin looks pink afterwards, similar to a mild sunburn, and settles within 24 to 48 hours.

Acne scarring

Acne scars, forehead

Hyperpigmentation

Scar reduction

Individual results vary. Results depend on the treatment, your skin, and how your body responds; the gallery shows the range of outcomes these treatments can achieve.

The microneedling gallery, along with results from every treatment, lives on our results page.

The clinician recommends classic or RF microneedling with the Endymed Intensif at your consultation; the two-options comparison in our microneedling guide explains what each form does.

Can I drive home after microneedling at Fairview Mall?

Yes. The numbing used for microneedling is a topical cream that sits on the skin for 30 to 45 minutes before treatment, and nothing about it affects your ability to drive. The free Fairview Mall lots are right outside, so you can park, have your session, and drive home as normal. Your face will look pink on the way, similar to a mild sunburn, and that settles within 24 to 48 hours. If you'd rather keep the redness private, book later in your day and head straight home afterwards.

How often will I need to come back to Fairview Mall?

A typical course is three to six sessions spaced four to six weeks apart, which makes microneedling a standing date with the clinic roughly once a month for a few months. That's exactly why the location earns its keep: free parking and a subway station connected directly to the mall make the fifth visit as painless as the first. Acne scarring usually needs more sessions and surface texture fewer, so the realistic number for your skin is set out at the complimentary consultation before you start.

Will my skin look red walking back through the mall afterwards?

For a day or so, probably yes. Classic microneedling leaves the skin pink, similar to a mild sunburn, for 24 to 48 hours, and RF microneedling can show small dots at the needle sites for two to four days, especially after a first treatment. There's no bruising or swelling to hide, just colour. You can carry on with your shopping, or park near an entrance and head straight home. Either works, and aftercare is simply heavier moisturiser, sunscreen, and a week or so off active skincare ingredients.

Is microneedling pricing the same at both Lucie Mé locations?

Yes, and that holds for both classic and RF microneedling. The Fairview Mall and Yorkville clinics charge the same, so the sensible way to choose is by which clinic you can get to easily five or six times over. We don't publish microneedling prices because the cost depends on the type of microneedling, the area treated, and the number of sessions your skin needs. Bring the question to the complimentary consultation, where the clinician works out the right plan and what it costs.

Is winter a good time to start microneedling in North York?

It's arguably the best time. The standard advice after each session is to avoid direct sun for the first week to ten days, because healing skin is more prone to pigmentation, and that's far easier to follow in a Toronto winter than in July. Getting to the Fairview Mall clinic barely involves the weather either: park free at the mall, or take the subway to Don Mills station, which connects directly to it. Start a course in the colder months and you can finish it before patio season.