The Warehouse District is Regina’s aesthetic address. Three of the ten tracked clinics sit on four blocks of Dewdney Avenue: Face First Medical Aesthetics at 1916, Bare Envy Laser at 2206, and Aeonian Esthetics at 2410 in the Don’s Photo building. Luxaderm is a few blocks south on Hamilton Street downtown, and SKIN Clinics, the national chain’s Regina branch, is on College Avenue beside the park. The rest follow the city’s growth. INVU Medical Aesthetics is on Hill Avenue in the Cathedral area, Nu Image Medical Esthetics on 28th Avenue and The Kate Clinic on Pasqua Street in the south end, and SkinDiva Injection Artistry and Visage Medical Aesthetics are on the east side on Eastgate Drive and Quance Street.
The standard menu is complete at every door. Botox, dermal fillers, lip filler, chemical peels and HydraFacial are on all ten. Brand alternatives are scarce: Dysport is at The Kate Clinic and Visage only, and SkinVive at Face First and The Kate Clinic. No listing is tagged for Sculptra, Radiesse or hormone therapy, so patients wanting those still look to Saskatoon or Calgary. The Kate Clinic carries 30 tagged treatments, the longest menu in the city, and is the single source here for spider vein treatment.
The lasers are the strength. Morpheus8, laser hair removal, laser skin resurfacing and BBL photofacial are on all ten menus, which is rare at this size. Laser tattoo removal is at Bare Envy, Luxaderm and The Kate Clinic. CoolSculpting, Emsculpt Neo and Kybella are at Luxaderm and The Kate Clinic. Skin tag and mole removal is at Nu Image, The Kate Clinic and Visage, and Aeonian is the one listing for electrolysis.
Regina prices like a prairie capital. Botox quotes $9 to 12 CAD per unit, level with Saskatoon and $1 to 2 under Calgary. Filler runs $600 to 750 per syringe and a six-session laser hair package $700 to 1,200 for a mid-sized area. SKIN Clinics posts national pricing, and the independents on Dewdney price a touch under it to compete.
Weeknights are long here. Aeonian and Bare Envy both stay open to 8 Monday through Thursday, and Face First to 8 four nights a week. Six of the ten open Saturdays, with The Kate Clinic running 10 to 6 and Nu Image 9 to 5 the longest; nothing is open Sunday. SkinDiva and Visage publish no hours, so call. The calendar runs on the Riders and the farm: home-game Saturdays are dead, harvest keeps rural patients away through September, and Agribition week in late November fills the downtown clinics with out-of-town bookings. Patients drive in from Moose Jaw, Weyburn, Estevan, Yorkton and Swift Current, and from the bedroom communities of White City, Emerald Park, Pilot Butte, Lumsden and Balgonie.
The ten average 4.94 across 2,011 reviews, and seven hold a flat 5.0, the highest share of any city on the site. Aeonian and Luxaderm tie for the deepest book at 306, then SKIN Clinics at 270. In Saskatchewan, injectables are given by physicians or by nurses under a physician’s directive; ask who the directive belongs to and whether the physician sees new patients in person. Mark two or three clinics below and ClinicCompass will forward one consultation request to all of them.
