Old Toronto oxygen facial pricing
Oxygen facials in Old Toronto run $100 to $180 for a standard 60-minute session, $150 to $260 for deluxe versions with eye or neck treatment, and $450 to $800 for a six-session package. Hotel spa and luxury Yorkville sessions at the top end can reach $300 or more for a single session.
Pre-event single-session booking is the most common way clients book oxygen facials, and same-day availability is standard at most Old Toronto providers. For the full city-wide comparison, see our oxygen facial pricing breakdown for Toronto.
Old Toronto Oxygen Facial Pricing
Widest range in the city
Old Toronto Oxygen Facial Pricing pricing
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Standard (60 min)
Oxygen infusion with serum, face only
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Deluxe (75-90 min)
With eye treatment, mask, or neck and décolleté
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Series package
6 sessions booked upfront
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Tip:
Book your oxygen facial two to three days before an event, not the morning of. The immediate post-treatment plumping is real but peaks at 24 to 48 hours and then settles. Booking two days prior gives your skin time to settle into its best version of the result.
Why Old Toronto for oxygen facials
The oxygen facial works by delivering pressurized oxygen and a serum blend directly into the skin, temporarily plumping the tissue, brightening tone, and reducing the appearance of pores. Old Toronto's provider range spans luxury hotel spa settings to efficient skin studio versions of the treatment. Here is how the market maps across the borough.
North of Bloor
Yorkville, Rosedale, Forest Hill
Yorkville's hotel spas, including the Four Seasons and Shangri-La, and its dedicated skin clinics offer oxygen facials as a signature pre-event treatment, often booking up in the weeks before major galas, weddings, and fashion events. The Intraceuticals device is the most commonly used system here, with hyaluronic acid and vitamin C serum formulations. Several Yorkville practices pair the oxygen facial with a complementary microneedling or peel session timed the week before, so the oxygen infusion delivers serums into freshly exfoliated skin for enhanced penetration.
King West and Entertainment District
King West has oxygen facials at skin studios and medspa operations that position it as both a standalone pre-event glow treatment and a monthly maintenance service. The treatment is typically available for same-day and short-notice booking, making it popular for last-minute event preparation. Several King West providers offer it as a bundled same-session add-on to HydraFacial or dermaplaning.
Queen West, Trinity Bellwoods, and Little Italy
West of Bathurst, oxygen facials are offered at skin studios with a more deliberate approach to serum selection based on the client's primary skin concern. Aestheticians here discuss whether hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, or a growth factor serum blend is most appropriate for the client's goals before starting, rather than applying a standard formulation to every client.
Midtown
Yonge and Eglinton, The Annex
Midtown has oxygen facials at established skin clinics and medspa operations where it is offered as a standalone and as a finishing treatment within longer facial sessions. It is popular here as a monthly maintenance service for clients who prioritize consistent skin quality over dramatic single-session results.
East end
Leslieville, Distillery, Cabbagetown
The east end has oxygen facials at boutique skin studios that incorporate it as a regular maintenance service within a broader skin program. The treatment suits Leslieville's client base particularly well, given its no-downtime profile and immediate visible result that works for active schedules.
The bottom line:
The oxygen facial produces visible results that are largely temporary, lasting three to seven days. The immediate glow, plumping, and pore reduction are real but not permanent. This makes it one of the best pre-event treatments available and a worthwhile regular maintenance service, but it is not a substitute for treatments that produce lasting structural change. Providers who position the oxygen facial as a standalone solution for long-term skin concerns are overselling what it delivers.
