Non-Surgical and Minimally Invasive Facial Rejuvenation at the Facial Surgery & Cosmetic Centre of Ottawa

The Facial Surgery & Cosmetic Centre of Ottawa offers a broad menu of non-surgical and minimally invasive facial rejuvenation options, grouped into three main categories: injectables (wrinkle relaxants, neuromodulators, and injectable fillers), laser and energy-based devices (Morpheus8, Clear + Brilliant®, Fractora™, IPL photo rejuvenation, laser skin tightening, and Venus Viva™), and skin care treatments (chemical peels, HydraFacial, microneedling with PRP, and medical-grade skin care products). These options are aimed at visitors who want to address wrinkles, skin tone and texture, firmness, and pigmentation without undergoing full surgery.

Injectable Treatments

The centre lists the following injectable options for reversing signs of aging on the face and neck:

• Wrinkle Relaxants — described as softening facial lines and reversing signs of aging on the face and neck.
• Neuromodulators — listed separately with a similar description: reversing signs of aging on the face and neck and softening facial lines.
• Injectable Fillers — used to "lift, contour, and shape your face for a more radiant and refreshed appearance."

These are typically the least invasive entry point for someone new to facial rejuvenation, since they involve no incisions and target dynamic lines or lost volume.

Laser and Energy-Based Devices

For skin quality, tone, and tightening, the centre offers several device-based treatments:

These treatments generally sit between injectables and surgery in terms of invasiveness — they work on the skin surface and underlying tissue without the incisions of a facelift.

Skin Care and Regenerative Treatments

The centre also offers treatments focused on skin health and renewal:

• Chemical Peel — described as rejuvenating the face and looks.
• HydraFacial — promoted as delivering "instant and long-lasting results that you can see and feel."
• Microneedling with PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) — described as rejuvenating both skin and scalp.
• Medical Grade Skin Care Products — listed as part of the centre's facial rejuvenation offerings.

These tend to be the least invasive options and are often used for maintenance or for visitors not ready for injectables or devices.

What These Options Can Address

Across the categories above, the centre's own descriptions point to improvements in:

• Wrinkles and fine lines — via wrinkle relaxants, neuromodulators, Fractora™, laser skin tightening, and Venus Viva™.
• Skin tone and texture — via Clear + Brilliant®, Fractora™, chemical peels, and HydraFacial.
• Firmness and contour — via Morpheus8, laser skin tightening, Venus Viva™, and injectable fillers.
• Pigmentation and overall complexion — via IPL photo rejuvenation and Clear + Brilliant®.

Choosing Among the Options

Because the centre presents these as a menu rather than a single recommended path, the right choice depends on what you want to change. As a general guide:

• If your main concern is dynamic lines (expression lines), injectables like wrinkle relaxants or neuromodulators are the typical starting point.
• If you've lost volume or want contour, injectable fillers are the relevant category.
• If your concern is skin texture, tone, or pigmentation, device-based options like Clear + Brilliant®, Fractora™, IPL, or chemical peels are more directly targeted.
• If your concern is firmness or sagging without surgery, Morpheus8, laser skin tightening, and Venus Viva™ are the listed options.
• If you want a low-downtime maintenance treatment, HydraFacial and medical-grade skin care are the gentlest entries.

The centre's site does not publish prices for these treatments, so cost and suitability are best confirmed directly. To explore which option fits your situation, the centre invites visitors to book a consultation or research treatments further through its site.