Lucie Mé · North York, Fairview Mall

PRP in North York

Platelet-rich plasma for skin and hair at our Fairview Mall clinic, 1800 Sheppard Avenue East. Free parking, a direct subway connection, and complimentary consultations.

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Skin and hair treatment, close to home

If your week already runs through North York, this is the Lucie Mé clinic for your PRP course. We treat both of PRP's cosmetic applications at Fairview Mall, skin rejuvenation and hair restoration, using platelet-rich plasma prepared from your own blood. How the treatment works, who it suits, and what a full course involves are all covered in our complete guide to PRP treatment. What that guide can't tell you is the place: 1800 Sheppard Avenue East, in the mall you already know.

Established 2010

The Lucie Mé standard at Fairview Mall

The North York clinic sits inside CF Fairview Mall at 1800 Sheppard Avenue East, and it works to the standard Lucie Mé has kept in Toronto since the practice was established in 2010. Treatments are performed by medically trained professionals. A course only starts once the clinician has confirmed that PRP suits the skin or hair concern you want to change, and that conversation, the complimentary consultation, commits you to nothing.

Getting to the clinic

Drive and park in the free Fairview Mall lots, or take the subway: Don Mills station connects directly to the mall at the eastern end of Line 4, a transfer at Sheppard-Yonge if you're coming up Line 1. Either route lands you indoors, steps from the clinic.

The consultation first

The complimentary consultation comes first. The clinician examines your skin or scalp, confirms whether PRP is the right treatment for the concern, and sets out how many sessions a realistic course will need, along with any medical history worth reviewing first.

Then each session

Each session opens with a small blood draw, followed by 10 to 15 minutes in the centrifuge while your plasma is prepared. The treatment itself, by injection or with microneedling, takes 30 to 60 minutes after that, and then the rest of your day carries on as planned.

Results from both clinics are gathered on our results page.

Whether your PRP is injected or delivered with microneedling depends on the area and the goal; the skin and hair sections of our PRP guide explain how the clinician makes that call.

Is a full PRP course manageable from North York?

Yes, and more easily than from most parts of the city. A skin course typically means three sessions and a hair course four to six, spaced four to six weeks apart, so you'll be coming back over several months. From North York, each visit is a short trip: free parking in the Fairview Mall lots if you drive, or Line 4 to Don Mills station, which connects directly to the mall, if you don't. A clinic close to home keeps each of those visits easy to make, and that's the point of this one.

How long should I set aside for a PRP appointment at Fairview Mall?

It depends which appointment. The complimentary consultation is where the clinician assesses your skin or scalp and maps out a realistic course. A treatment session needs more time: it opens with a small blood draw, the centrifuge takes 10 to 15 minutes to prepare your plasma, and the treatment itself runs 30 to 60 minutes after that. Plan a session the way you'd plan a bigger errand at the mall, with a margin before the school run or whatever else the afternoon holds.

Can I carry on with my errands in the mall after a PRP session?

Usually, with one caveat about how you'll look rather than how you'll feel. You can return to normal activity straight after treatment. Scalp sessions are discreet, leaving tenderness at the injection sites for a day or two at most. Skin PRP leaves redness like a mild sunburn that settles within 24 hours, and when it's combined with microneedling the redness can last 24 to 48 hours, so run the errands you don't mind being flushed for. Whatever you do afterwards, skip intense exercise, alcohol, hot showers, and direct sun for the first day or two.

Is PRP pricing the same at both Lucie Mé locations?

It is, exactly the same. Booking your course at Fairview Mall instead of Yorkville changes nothing about what it costs, only how far you travel, so let geography decide. We don't put PRP prices on the website because the cost of a course depends on whether you're treating skin or hair, the area involved, and how many sessions your plan needs. Ask the clinician at the complimentary consultation and they'll set out a realistic course for your concern and what it will cost.

Is winter a bad time to start PRP in North York?

No, it's arguably the easiest season for it. You reach this clinic without going outdoors: park free in the mall lots or ride Line 4 to Don Mills station, which connects directly to Fairview Mall, and arrive with your coat still dry. The aftercare suits the season too, since direct sun is one of the things to avoid for the first 24 to 48 hours after a session. And because skin results build over four to six weeks and hair results over months, a course begun in winter is showing its change by spring.