Dysport in Old Toronto

Old Toronto has the widest selection of Dysport providers in the GTA, from physician-led clinics in Yorkville that have offered neuromodulators for decades to boutique injector studios on King West where Dysport has become a preferred brand among younger clients. The borough covers a full range of clinic types, price points, and aesthetic philosophies.

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Dysport in Old Toronto

Top Dysport Clinics in Old Toronto

The clinics below are the highest-rated Dysport providers in Old Toronto on PrettyLyst based on verified patient reviews, credentials, and overall experience.

The Aesthetic Nurse

Toronto, ON

5.0 PrettyLyst

Online booking for aesthetic treatments including neuromodulators, fillers, and skin treatments by Nurse Kalin in Toronto.

Jawline filler
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Canada MedLaser Toronto (Queen West)

Toronto, ON

5.0 PrettyLyst

Premium laser skin and body treatments in Toronto, including laser hair removal, body contouring, cosmetic injections, and advanced skin treatments.

Lip filler
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Visage Medical Spa

Toronto, ON

5.0 PrettyLyst

Extracted services from Visage Clinic website including Botox, Dysport, Xeomin, dermal fillers, laser treatments, and cosmetic facial procedures.

Botox
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The ART Clinic Aesthetic Room Toronto

Toronto, ON

5.0 PrettyLyst

Comprehensive range of cutting-edge aesthetic services including anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, laser treatments, and more.

Microneedling
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Injectables by Jesss

Toronto, ON

5.0 PrettyLyst

Online booking for injectables, wellness therapy, and rejuvenation treatments by Jessica Tahbazian in Toronto.

Non-surgical rhinoplasty
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Royal Treatment Medical & Cosmetic Aesthetics

Toronto, ON

5.0 PrettyLyst

Premier provider of cosmetic and medical aesthetic services including wrinkle relaxers, dermal fillers, PRP, microneedling, and more.

Microneedling
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Old Toronto Dysport pricing

Dysport pricing in Old Toronto follows a similar pattern to Botox, with per-unit costs typically lower but unit counts higher. Most Old Toronto clinics price Dysport at $4 to $7 per unit, with a full forehead treatment running $250 to $420 and a full three-area treatment running $400 to $750 or more at physician-led clinics.

Yorkville practices tend to sit at the top of the range, while boutique studios in Queen West and the east end offer more accessible pricing. As with Botox, the per-unit price tells you less than the total treatment cost. For the full city-wide comparison, see our Dysport pricing breakdown for Toronto.

Old Toronto Pricing
Widest range in the city
Per unit
$4–$7
Old Toronto Pricing pricing
Treatment Price range
Single area
Forehead or frown lines, approx. 50 units
$220 – $420
Two areas
Forehead + frown lines, approx. 80 units
$330 – $580
Full face
3 areas combined, approx. 100–120 units
$400 – $750+
Tip: If you are switching from Botox to Dysport, let your provider know your Botox history including the dose and areas treated. They will use that to calibrate your Dysport starting dose rather than guessing from scratch.

Why Old Toronto for Dysport

Dysport is available across the full breadth of Old Toronto's aesthetics scene. The brand tends to be more prominent at clinics with an active neuromodulator client base, where injectors have developed preferences for its diffusion properties and onset speed. Here is how the scene breaks down by area.

North of Bloor

Yorkville, Rosedale, Forest Hill

Yorkville's physician-led clinics have been administering neuromodulators long enough to have strong preferences across Botox, Dysport, and other brands. Dysport is widely available here and often recommended for clients with larger treatment areas like the forehead, where its diffusion profile can create a more even result. Injectors at this level typically discuss brand choice as part of the consultation rather than defaulting to one product.

King West and Entertainment District

King West clinics tend to have a high volume of neuromodulator clients, and Dysport is a popular choice among younger clients who have tried Botox and want to compare. Injectors here are generally experienced with both brands and willing to discuss the tradeoffs. The emphasis is on fast, natural-looking results with minimal disruption to a busy schedule.

Queen West, Trinity Bellwoods, and Little Italy

Smaller, wellness-oriented clinics west of Bathurst tend to stock the brand their lead injector prefers and has trained most extensively with. It is worth asking upfront whether a clinic offers Dysport specifically, as some smaller practices stock only one neuromodulator. Those that do offer Dysport here tend to use it as part of a consultative, education-forward approach.

Midtown

Yonge and Eglinton, The Annex

Midtown offers a mix of established medical aesthetics practices where Dysport is routinely stocked alongside Botox. Injectors in this corridor typically let the client's anatomy, treatment goals, and history guide product selection. A practical area for clients who want access to multiple neuromodulator options without the Yorkville price premium.

East end

Leslieville, Distillery, Cabbagetown

The east side's boutique provider scene is growing, and Dysport availability varies by clinic. It is worth confirming with individual clinics before booking, as smaller studios may carry only one neuromodulator brand. Those that do stock Dysport tend to offer it as part of a broader discussion about what product suits your face and goals best.

A key point for Dysport newcomers: Dysport units are not equivalent to Botox units. A typical forehead treatment may require 50 to 60 Dysport units versus 20 Botox units. The per-unit price is lower, but the unit count is higher. Ask your provider to quote by treatment area or total cost rather than per unit if you are comparing between clinics.

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