Lucie Mé · North York, Fairview Mall

Skin Tag Removal in North York

Skin tags, sun spots, and other benign lesions removed at our Fairview Mall clinic, 1800 Sheppard Avenue East. Free parking and a direct subway connection.

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Skin tag removal, close to home

Skin tags, sun spots, cherry angiomas, and milia are small problems that tend to get postponed for years. Our clinic at Fairview Mall removes them minutes from home, usually in a single brief appointment, using three devices matched to the lesion type. For the full explanation of the methods, the healing, and the safety checks, read our complete guide to skin tag removal in Toronto. Here's the North York side of it: the clinic, the visit, and your local questions.

Established 2010

Quick work, held to clinical standards

A removal takes minutes, but it's still a clinical procedure. Lucie Mé was established in 2010, and the North York clinic sits inside CF Fairview Mall at 1800 Sheppard Avenue East, staffed by medically trained professionals. Every new client begins with a complimentary consultation where each lesion is checked before any removal goes ahead, and anything that doesn't look routine is referred to a dermatologist first.

Getting there

Drive in and park free, or ride Line 4 to Don Mills station and walk into the mall without touching the outdoors. If you're coming up the Yonge line, transfer at Sheppard-Yonge.

The consultation

The clinician examines every lesion you want gone and confirms each is suitable for cosmetic removal. Anything atypical gets a dermatology referral rather than treatment. It's complimentary, and straightforward lesions can often be removed on the spot.

The removal

Each lesion typically takes 2 to 10 minutes to treat, depending on the device. Aftercare is minimal, so you can pick up your errands exactly where you left off.

Underarm

Eyelid / face

Torso

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 removal results from both clinics are on our results page.

Freezpen cryotherapy, VascuLyse 2G thermocoagulation, and the Conmed Hyfrecator each handle different lesion types; the device section of our skin tag removal guide explains which one is used for what.

Will my skin tags be removed at the first appointment?

Often, yes. Every new client starts with a complimentary consultation, where the clinician examines each lesion and confirms it's suitable for cosmetic removal; anything that looks atypical is referred to a dermatologist instead of being treated. If your skin tags are straightforward, they can usually be removed at that same visit. Where there are many lesions, or a referral is needed, a separate appointment is scheduled instead. Either way, the consultation settles the plan: which lesions are being removed, which device suits each one, and the pricing.

How long should I plan for a removal appointment at Fairview Mall?

Plan for a short visit. The consultation comes first, where the clinician checks that each lesion is suitable for removal, and the removal itself is brief, with each lesion typically taking 2 to 10 minutes depending on which device is used. Several lesions are commonly treated in a single session, so even a longer list rarely turns into a long appointment. It slots into an ordinary visit to the mall: park in the free lots, have the appointment, and get back to whatever the day already involved.

Can I drive home after cryotherapy at Fairview Mall?

Yes. Cryotherapy, thermocoagulation, and hyfrecation involve nothing that affects your ability to drive; at most, a topical anaesthetic is applied to the skin for sensitive areas, and that has no bearing on driving. You can park in the free Fairview Mall lots, have your lesions treated, and drive yourself home straight afterwards, back into a normal day. The treated spots may look a little pink for a while, and aftercare amounts to keeping the area clean, not picking at it, and using SPF while it heals.

Is winter a better time to have sun spots removed in North York?

Any season works, but winter makes the aftercare easier. A healing removal site needs strict sun protection, since sun on healing skin can trigger pigmentation issues, and that discipline is far easier to keep in a Toronto winter than in July. The visit itself stays indoors from start to finish once you're inside the mall, whether you've parked in the free lots or stepped off the train at Don Mills station, which connects directly to Fairview Mall. Summer removal is fine too; it just means being diligent with SPF on the healing spots.

Is skin tag removal pricing the same at both Lucie Mé locations?

Yes, it is. Skin tag and lesion removal costs the same whether you visit us at Fairview Mall or at the Yorkville clinic, so pick the location that suits your week. What the treatment costs depends on what you're having removed: how many lesions there are, what type they are, and which device is the right tool for each one. That's impossible to price fairly from a website page, which is why we don't. Bring the full list of spots that bother you to the complimentary consultation and the clinician will talk through both the plan and the pricing.