Lucie Mé · North York, Fairview Mall

RF Skin Tightening in North York

Radiofrequency skin tightening with the Endymed Pro at our Fairview Mall clinic, 1800 Sheppard Avenue East. Free mall parking, a direct link from Don Mills station, and complimentary consultations.

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Firmer skin, closer to home

For most of North York, the nearest RF skin tightening is at Fairview Mall. Our clinic there treats laxity on the face, neck, and body with the Endymed Pro, which warms the deeper layers of the skin until collagen tightens and rebuilds. The engineering, session counts, timelines, and who it suits are all in our full RF skin tightening guide.

Established 2010

The Endymed Pro, at Fairview Mall

The Endymed Pro we use at Fairview Mall is the same multi-source RF system running at our Yorkville clinic, so choosing the closer address costs you nothing in technology. Lucie Mé was established in 2010, every treatment is delivered by medically trained professionals, and each new client starts with a complimentary consultation where the clinician checks your skin's elasticity and sets out what RF can achieve for it.

Arriving

CF Fairview Mall is at 1800 Sheppard Avenue East, and parking in its lots is free. On the subway, Don Mills station at the end of Line 4 connects straight into the mall; from the Yonge line, change at Sheppard-Yonge and ride east.

The consultation

The clinician examines the areas you're concerned about, tests the skin's elasticity, and tells you whether RF alone will get the result or whether another treatment would serve you better. It's complimentary.

The session

The handpiece moves steadily over the area, warming the tissue beneath the surface. Sessions last 30 to 60 minutes depending on the area, the sensation is warmth rather than pain, and afterwards you can walk straight back into the mall and finish your list.

The full before and after gallery lives on our results page.

RF at both Lucie Mé clinics runs on the Endymed Pro, a Health Canada approved system, and the device section of our RF skin tightening guide explains what its multi-source 3DEEP design does.

How do I get to the clinic by TTC for my RF sessions?

Take Line 4 to Don Mills, its last stop, and the station's direct connection to Fairview Mall means you arrive without setting foot outdoors. From the Yonge line, change at Sheppard-Yonge and it's a short ride east. That simplicity matters more for RF than for one-off treatments, because a facial course usually means three to six visits spaced two to four weeks apart: the route you take once, you'll take several times. The treatment itself won't complicate the trip home; there's no anaesthetic and no recovery period.

Can I drive to my RF sessions at Fairview Mall?

Yes. Parking in the mall's lots is free, and because RF is a course treatment, that matters more than it would for a one-off visit: facial plans typically run three to six sessions and larger body areas often need four to eight, so a parking charge would repeat with every appointment. Here it never appears. Driving yourself is no problem on the treatment side either, since RF involves no anaesthetic and leaves you fit to carry on, or drive home, straight away.

Can I get my errands done after an RF session?

Yes, and that's half the appeal of having this treatment inside a mall. RF has no downtime: the treated area might look a little pink and feel warm for an hour or two, makeup can go straight back on after a facial session, and the only same-day caution is skipping saunas and very hot showers for 24 hours. None of that interferes with groceries, returns, or a food court lunch. With sessions running 30 to 60 minutes, the treatment often takes less time than the shopping you'd planned anyway.

Is RF skin tightening pricing the same at both Lucie Mé locations?

Yes. Fairview Mall and Yorkville charge exactly the same for RF skin tightening, so cost never has to enter the choice between them; pick the clinic that suits your week. We don't put figures on the website because an RF quote depends on the zone being treated and the number of sessions your skin needs. The place to get your number is the complimentary consultation, where the clinician assesses both. The two clinics run the same Endymed Pro system, so the treatment you're pricing is identical at either address.

Should I wait until summer is over to start RF in North York?

No. The only sun-related rule is avoiding direct, intense sun on the treated area for the first week after each session, which is workable in any month. The better reason to think about seasons is the results timeline: new collagen builds for three to six months after treatment, so the firmness you're after arrives a season or two after you start. Count backwards from when you want to see it. Whenever you begin, the visit itself happens entirely indoors, from the parking lot or the subway to the treatment room.