Lucie Mé · Yorkville, Holt Renfrew Centre

Microneedling in Yorkville

Classic and RF microneedling with the Endymed Intensif, inside the Holt Renfrew Centre at 50 Bloor Street West. Steps from Bloor-Yonge, with complimentary consultations.

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New collagen, on a downtown schedule

Microneedling in Yorkville means you can work on your skin without rearranging your life around it. Our clinic in the Holt Renfrew Centre offers both classic and RF microneedling, using fine sterile needles to trigger the skin's own collagen response. How the two forms differ, what each one treats, and what a course involves is all covered in our full microneedling guide. What follows is the practical side: the clinic, the visit, and how it fits a downtown week.

Established 2010

A skin clinic at 50 Bloor Street West

Lucie Mé's Yorkville clinic sits at unit C10 inside the Holt Renfrew Centre, in the middle of the neighbourhood it serves. Treatments here are delivered by medically trained professionals, and microneedling always begins with a complimentary consultation, because the choice between classic and RF, and the number of sessions, should be made by someone who has looked at your skin.

Arriving

The Holt Renfrew Centre is at 50 Bloor Street West, with Bloor-Yonge station steps away; find us inside at unit C10. Drivers can use the paid parking in the centre's garage or the nearby lots.

The skin assessment

Your complimentary consultation is a proper look at your skin: texture, scarring, pore size, tone. From that, the clinician recommends classic microneedling, RF microneedling with the Intensif, or a different treatment entirely if it would do more for you.

The treatment

Numbing cream goes on first and sits for 30 to 45 minutes, then the device works across the area in passes. Expect 45 to 75 minutes in total, and pink, mildly sunburnt-looking skin that settles over the next day or two.

Acne scars

Acne scars, forehead

Hyperpigmentation

Stretch marks

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.

More microneedling results, from both clinics, are on our results page.

We offer classic microneedling and RF microneedling with the Endymed Intensif, and the comparison in our microneedling guide explains which form suits which skin.

Can I go back to work on Bloor Street straight after microneedling?

You can, but go in knowing what your skin will look like. Straight after treatment it's pink, similar to a mild sunburn, and that settles over 24 to 48 hours. Nothing stops you walking out of the clinic and back into your afternoon; it's purely a question of how you feel about visible pinkness. If a client-facing meeting matters that day, book a late-afternoon slot so the reddest hours happen at home, and keep the rest of the week's diary in mind when you choose your time.

Can I drive home after microneedling at the Yorkville clinic?

Yes. The numbing used for microneedling is a topical cream, not a sedative, so there's nothing in the appointment that interferes with driving. Park in the Holt Renfrew Centre's garage or one of the paid lots nearby, have your session, and drive home as normal. One thing worth knowing before you plan the trip: the cream needs 30 to 45 minutes to take effect before treatment starts, so a microneedling visit runs longer than a quick errand. Give yourself the full 45 to 75 minutes, plus a margin for parking.

Is winter a better time for microneedling in Yorkville?

It's a sensible season for it. Skin needs to stay out of direct sun for the first week to ten days after each session, which is far easier to manage in a Toronto January than in July. The visit itself is no different in winter: numbing cream first, then the treatment, 45 to 75 minutes in all. A course also takes months to complete, since sessions sit four to six weeks apart, so starting in autumn or winter puts the finished result in place in time for summer.

Is microneedling pricing the same at both Lucie Mé locations?

Yes. Whether you book microneedling in Yorkville or at Fairview Mall in North York, the pricing is identical, so pick the clinic that suits your week. We don't publish figures because a microneedling plan is personal: classic or RF, the size of the area, and the number of sessions your skin needs all change the total. The complimentary consultation is where those decisions are made, with the clinician assessing whether your skin suits classic microneedling or RF with the Endymed Intensif, and the pricing follows the plan.

How do I fit a full course of microneedling around a downtown work week?

Think of it as one appointment a month rather than one big commitment. Most courses run three to six sessions spaced four to six weeks apart, and each visit takes 45 to 75 minutes including numbing time, so the pattern is a single long-lunch or end-of-day slot roughly every month. Call the clinic on (416) 637-7377 and tell us how your weeks run; it's much easier to keep a course on track when the sessions land on a rhythm you can hold.