Your face,
read as a whole.
Every treatment needs a reason.
We find it first.
Nurse practitioner-led medical aestheticsLondon, Ontario
Notice
You notice a change.
We look at the relationships.
A line, a shadow, a loss of definition. We look at what is contributing, and at what should stay.
Assess
One face.
Four perspectives.
Whole-face assessment does not mean whole-face treatment.
What holds the shape?
Support and proportion beneath the skin. A change in one area can show up in another.
What happens when you smile?
We compare the face at rest and in expression, and agree which movement is worth keeping.
Has the tissue itself changed?
Thickness, firmness and the way tissue moves change what you see, separately from volume.
What does your skin need first?
Texture, colour, sensitivity and barrier each say something different.
Weigh
Every treatment
needs a reason.
- Risk
- Cost
- Recovery
- Upkeep
- 01
Treat.
The reason is clear and the change is worth it.
- 02
Stage.
Some things need to come first.
- 03
Wait.
The timing, or the skin, isn't right yet.
- 04
Preserve.
The best plan is to keep what you have.
Decide
Where would you
like to start?
Under-eye shadows, hollowness or a change in facial fullness may be what you're noticing. We look at the whole face before recommending an approach.
A softer jawline or less firm skin can have different causes. We assess what has changed before deciding where treatment could help.
Some lines appear with expression. Others remain when your face is relaxed. That distinction guides the approach.
Brown spots, redness and rough texture need different approaches. We start with the change you notice most.
A widening part, a changing hairline or less fullness overall gives us a starting point for assessing your hair.
Four disciplines.
Each with a purpose.
Different approaches to structure, movement and skin quality. What we recommend starts with what you’re noticing, what we see, and what you want to preserve.
Injectables
Laser Light + EnergyLaser Light + Energy
Explore all
Collagen + RegenerationCollagen + Regeneration
Explore all
Skin Therapy
The skinalchemy Method
The face is architecture. Aging is structural.
Before technique. Before any tool.
Different disciplines.
One way of thinking.
Sonia Vilos, NP, sets the clinical standard and teaches it. Every assessment here is held to it, whoever you see.
Sonia Vilos, NP
Founder Nurse Practitioner Medical Director
Tina Nguyen, RRT
Facial Injectables Laser Regenerative Care
Alexandra Kingston
Lead Medical Aesthetician Advanced Laser Specialist
Anna Cox, RN, MN
Registered Nurse Nurse Educator Aesthetic Injector
A question is enough to begin.
Arrive with a concern or a treatment in mind. We can begin with either.
Start with a consultation→Your face,
read as a whole.
Every treatment needs a reason.
We find it first.
Nurse practitioner-led medical aestheticsLondon, Ontario
Notice
You notice a change.
We look at the relationships.
A line, a shadow, a loss of definition. We look at what is contributing, and at what should stay.
Assess
One face.
Four perspectives.
Whole-face assessment does not mean whole-face treatment.
What holds the shape?
Support and proportion beneath the skin. A change in one area can show up in another.
What happens when you smile?
We compare the face at rest and in expression, and agree which movement is worth keeping.
Has the tissue itself changed?
Thickness, firmness and the way tissue moves change what you see, separately from volume.
What does your skin need first?
Texture, colour, sensitivity and barrier each say something different.
Weigh
Every treatment
needs a reason.
- Risk
- Cost
- Recovery
- Upkeep
- 01
Treat.
The reason is clear and the change is worth it.
- 02
Stage.
Some things need to come first.
- 03
Wait.
The timing, or the skin, isn't right yet.
- 04
Preserve.
The best plan is to keep what you have.
Decide
Where would you
like to start?
Under-eye shadows, hollowness or a change in facial fullness may be what you're noticing. We look at the whole face before recommending an approach.
A softer jawline or less firm skin can have different causes. We assess what has changed before deciding where treatment could help.
Some lines appear with expression. Others remain when your face is relaxed. That distinction guides the approach.
Brown spots, redness and rough texture need different approaches. We start with the change you notice most.
A widening part, a changing hairline or less fullness overall gives us a starting point for assessing your hair.
Four disciplines.
Each with a purpose.
Different approaches to structure, movement and skin quality. What we recommend starts with what you’re noticing, what we see, and what you want to preserve.
- Injectables
- Laser Light + Energy
Laser Light + Energy
Explore all - Collagen + Regeneration
Collagen + Regeneration
Explore all - Skin Therapy
The skinalchemy Method
The face is architecture. Aging is structural.
Before technique. Before any tool.
Different disciplines.
One way of thinking.
Sonia Vilos, NP, sets the clinical standard and teaches it. Every assessment here is held to it, whoever you see.
Sonia Vilos, NP
Founder Nurse Practitioner Medical Director
Tina Nguyen, RRT
Facial Injectables Laser Regenerative Care
Alexandra Kingston
Lead Medical Aesthetician Advanced Laser Specialist
Anna Cox, RN, MN
Registered Nurse Nurse Educator Aesthetic Injector
A question is enough to begin.
Arrive with a concern or a treatment in mind. We can begin with either.
Start with a consultation→Your face,
read as a whole.
Every treatment needs a reason.
We find it first.
Nurse practitioner-led medical aestheticsLondon, Ontario
Notice
You notice a change.
We look at the relationships.
A line, a shadow, a loss of definition. We look at what is contributing, and at what should stay.
Assess
One face.
Four perspectives.
Whole-face assessment does not mean whole-face treatment.
What holds the shape?
Support and proportion beneath the skin. A change in one area can show up in another.
What happens when you smile?
We compare the face at rest and in expression, and agree which movement is worth keeping.
Has the tissue itself changed?
Thickness, firmness and the way tissue moves change what you see, separately from volume.
What does your skin need first?
Texture, colour, sensitivity and barrier each say something different.
Weigh
Every treatment
needs a reason.
- Risk
- Cost
- Recovery
- Upkeep
- 01
Treat.
The reason is clear and the change is worth it.
- 02
Stage.
Some things need to come first.
- 03
Wait.
The timing, or the skin, isn't right yet.
- 04
Preserve.
The best plan is to keep what you have.
Decide
Where would you
like to start?
Under-eye shadows, hollowness or a change in facial fullness may be what you're noticing. We look at the whole face before recommending an approach.
A softer jawline or less firm skin can have different causes. We assess what has changed before deciding where treatment could help.
Some lines appear with expression. Others remain when your face is relaxed. That distinction guides the approach.
Brown spots, redness and rough texture need different approaches. We start with the change you notice most.
A widening part, a changing hairline or less fullness overall gives us a starting point for assessing your hair.
Four disciplines.
Each with a purpose.
Different approaches to structure, movement and skin quality. What we recommend starts with what you’re noticing, what we see, and what you want to preserve.
- Injectables
- Laser Light + Energy
Laser Light + Energy
Explore all - Collagen + Regeneration
Collagen + Regeneration
Explore all - Skin Therapy
The skinalchemy Method
The face is architecture. Aging is structural.
Before technique. Before any tool.
Different disciplines.
One way of thinking.
Sonia Vilos, NP, sets the clinical standard and teaches it. Every assessment here is held to it, whoever you see.
Sonia Vilos, NP
Founder Nurse Practitioner Medical Director
Tina Nguyen, RRT
Facial Injectables Laser Regenerative Care
Alexandra Kingston
Lead Medical Aesthetician Advanced Laser Specialist
Anna Cox, RN, MN
Registered Nurse Nurse Educator Aesthetic Injector
A question is enough to begin.
Arrive with a concern or a treatment in mind. We can begin with either.
Start with a consultation→