Facelift Surgery in Toronto by Board-Certified Plastic Surgeons
Look Refreshed, Natural, and Like Yourself Again
Drs. Mark and Matthew McRae are Royal College– board-certified plastic surgeons who specialize in advanced facial rejuvenation procedures in Toronto. With hospital-based surgical training and years of experience performing facelift and neck lift surgery, they focus on restoring facial anatomy – not creating an “overdone” look.
Each facelift consultation includes a detailed facial assessment to determine whether a deep plane facelift, SMAS facelift, mini facelift, or neck lift is most appropriate for your anatomy, skin quality, and long-term goals.
Procedure Duration
2 – 5,5 hours
Procedure length varies based on technique (deep plane, SMAS, mini facelift) and whether additional procedures are performed.
Recovery Time
Initial recovery: 2-3 weeks
Continued healing and refinement: 3–6 months
Cost
$17,000- $35,000
Highly Rated Facelift Surgery in Toronto
McRae Plastic Surgery is a trusted destination for facelift surgery in Toronto, known for natural-looking results and a personalized, anatomy-based approach to facial rejuvenation. Our surgeons combine advanced surgical training with hospital-based experience to deliver safe, refined outcomes tailored to each patient.
Why patients choose McRae Plastic Surgery for facelift surgery:
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Facelift surgery performed by Royal College–certified plastic surgeons (FRCSC)
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Hospital-based surgical training and academic involvement (Associate Professors University of Toronto) in plastic surgery
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Over 17 years of experience in aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery
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Expertise in deep plane, SMAS, short scar facelift, and neck lift techniques
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Personalized consultations with the surgeon who will perform your procedure
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Commitment to natural, balanced, and long-lasting results
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Procedures performed using Health Canada–approved devices in accredited surgical facilities
- Consistently high patient satisfaction and strong independent reviews
Meet Our Surgeons
McRae Plastic Surgery is led by Royal College–certified plastic surgeons with advanced training at internationally recognized institutions. Dr. Mark McRae and Dr. Matthew McRae bring a shared commitment to surgical excellence, safety, and natural-looking results, supported by extensive academic, hospital-based, and fellowship training.
Their approach emphasizes careful assessment, sound surgical judgment, and individualized care, ensuring each patient receives recommendations tailored to their anatomy, goals, and long-term outcomes.
Dr. Mark McRae
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon
Dr. Mark McRae is a Royal College–certified plastic surgeon with advanced training at Cornell University, Yale University, and the University of Toronto. He completed a craniofacial surgery fellowship at the University of Toronto, where he developed specialized expertise in complex facial anatomy, reconstruction, and aesthetic balance.
Dr. McRae’s practice is informed by this rigorous training and focuses on meticulous surgical planning, patient safety, and achieving refined, natural-looking results. He remains actively engaged in continuing education and surgical teaching, ensuring his techniques reflect current best practices.
Dr. Matthew McRae
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon
Dr. Matthew McRae is a Royal College–certified plastic surgeon with advanced training at Cornell University, Yale University, the University of Toronto, and the Buncke Clinic in San Francisco, a world-renowned center for microsurgery and reconstructive innovation.
His background provides a strong foundation in both aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery, with particular emphasis on technical precision, thoughtful patient selection, and long-term outcomes. Dr. McRae is committed to delivering balanced, natural results while maintaining the highest standards of surgical care.
Why Choose Facelift Surgery in Toronto at McRae Plastic Surgery
For many patients, there comes a point when non-surgical treatments no longer provide meaningful or lasting improvement. Facelift surgery offers a comprehensive solution by addressing the deeper facial structures responsible for aging, not just surface skin changes. When performed thoughtfully, a facelift restores natural facial contours while preserving your identity and expression.
At McRae Plastic Surgery, facelift surgery is planned around facial anatomy, aging patterns, and long-term balance – not a one-size-fits-all approach. Each patient is carefully assessed to determine whether a deep plane facelift, SMAS facelift, mini facelift, or facelift combined with a neck lift will provide the safest and most natural result.
Unlike temporary treatments that require ongoing maintenance, facelift surgery can deliver results that often last 10 years or more for appropriately selected patients. Procedures typically take 3–6 hours, depending on surgical complexity. Most patients notice visible improvement within the first few weeks as swelling subsides, with continued refinement over 3–6 months as healing progresses.
Our focus is not on making patients look “done,” but on restoring proportion, contour, and freshness in a way that appears unoperated and age-appropriate.
A Surgeon-Led Experience from Consultation to Aftercare
Facelift surgery is not just about technical execution – it requires sound judgment, clear communication, and attentive aftercare. Patients consistently tell us that understanding why a specific approach was recommended and feeling supported throughout recovery makes a meaningful difference in their experience.
As one patient shared:
“My experience with Dr. McRae was amazing from my first appointment through to my aftercare. He is approachable, easy to converse with, and, most of all, an amazing surgeon. I am very happy with my experience and the outcome of my surgery.”
This reflects our philosophy: expert assessment, individualized planning, and continuity of care are essential to achieving reliable, natural-looking results.
Who Is a Good Candidate for Facelift Surgery?
Facelift candidacy is determined less by age and more by facial anatomy, skin quality, degree of tissue descent, and individual goals. While aging patterns often follow predictable timelines, there is significant variation based on genetics, sun exposure, lifestyle, and facial structure.
A consultation focuses on identifying which changes are present, what can realistically be improved, and whether surgery is the right step at this time.
- Patients in Their 30s:
In the 30s, early signs of aging may include subtle volume loss, fine lines, and mild changes in facial contour. For most patients at this stage, non-surgical treatments such as neuromodulators, fillers, and skin-focused therapies are effective.
In select cases, however, underlying anatomy or early tissue descent may create aging changes that are not well addressed with injectables alone. In these situations, surgical options may be discussed thoughtfully – but surgery is not routine in this age group.
- Patients in Their 40s:
In the 40s, patients may begin to notice skin laxity, deeper folds, early jowling, and neck changes. Non-surgical treatments can still provide improvement, particularly for skin quality and volume.
For some patients, especially those with structural descent or neck laxity, facelift or neck lift surgery may be considered. Surgical planning at this stage focuses on subtle correction and long-term balance rather than dramatic change.
- Patients in Their 50s:
In the 50s, facial aging becomes more structural. Fat pads descend, folds deepen, jowls become more apparent, and jawline definition softens. The neck often shows laxity that responds poorly to non-surgical treatments.
At this stage, facelift surgery can effectively restore facial contour and jawline definition, while a neck lift is commonly required to achieve a balanced, natural result. Surgery addresses the deeper causes of aging rather than masking surface changes.
- Patients in Their 60s and Beyond:
In the 60s and beyond, decreased skin elasticity and more advanced tissue descent are common. A facelift – often combined with a neck lift and, in some cases, eyelid surgery – can deliver meaningful rejuvenation while maintaining a natural, age-appropriate appearance.
Candidacy is determined by overall health, skin quality, and patient goals rather than chronological age alone.
A Thoughtful, Individualized Decision
The best facelift candidates are those who:
- Are bothered by facial or neck laxity rather than fine lines alone
- Desire natural, long-lasting improvement
- Understand that surgery addresses structure, not perfection
- Are medically suitable for surgery and recovery
During consultation, the goal is to determine whether surgery is appropriate now, which technique is best, or whether non-surgical care remains the better option.
Facelift Surgery Before & After
Explore real patient results from facelift surgery performed at McRae Plastic Surgery.
Our facelift before and after case photos demonstrate natural-looking facial rejuvenation achieved through individualized surgical planning and expert technique.
What Type of Facelift Is Right for You?
There is no single “best” facelift technique. The most appropriate approach depends on facial anatomy, degree of tissue descent, skin quality, neck anatomy, and individual goals. During consultation, the goal is not to choose a procedure name – but to identify what structures are contributing to aging and how best to correct them.
Below is a general framework surgeons use to guide that decision.
Facelift (Mid- and Lower Face)
A facelift is most appropriate when aging involves bigger structural changes, not just surface wrinkles. Patients may notice:
- Sagging cheeks
- Deepening nasolabial folds
- Jowling along the jawline
- Loss of jawline definition or squaring of the lower face
In these cases, a facelift repositions and supports the underlying facial tissues to restore natural contour and balance—rather than simply tightening the skin.
In selected patients, deep plane facelift techniques involving ligament release can further improve mid-face elevation and jawline definition by allowing the deeper facial tissues to be repositioned more effectively. While this approach can provide more durable and natural correction, it may be associated with greater early swelling and a longer recovery period compared with more limited techniques.
- Sagging cheeks
Neck Lift and Deep Neck Contouring
The neck often ages independently of the face and may require separate treatment to achieve a harmonious result. Common concerns include:
- Skin laxity
- Muscle banding
- Fat accumulation
- Prominent submandibular glands
For some patients, deep neck contouring- addressing deeper structures such as muscle, fat, or glands – can significantly improve neck definition and long-term results. This more comprehensive approach can offer superior contouring, but may involve a longer recovery compared with surface-level tightening alone.
Non-surgical treatments typically provide limited improvement for structural neck aging.
- Skin laxity
Eyelids and Brow (Adjunctive Procedures)
Drooping brows or tired-appearing eyes are not corrected by a facelift alone. Eyelid surgery or a brow lift may be recommended when aging around the eyes contributes significantly to an older or fatigued appearance.
When appropriate, these procedures are often combined with facelift surgery to maintain balance across the entire face.
Mini Facelift
For patients with mild lower-face laxity, early jowling, and good skin quality, a mini facelift may be considered. This approach targets a narrower range of aging changes and typically involves less extensive dissection and shorter recovery.
A mini facelift is not a lesser-quality operation- it is simply appropriate for a more limited degree of aging.
Skin Quality and Surface Aging
Facelift surgery improves facial structure and contour, but has a limited impact on skin texture, sun damage, or fine surface wrinkles. Treatments such as laser resurfacing, chemical peels, and medical-grade skincare may be recommended to address skin quality.
Long-term outcomes also depend on sun protection, skincare, and avoidance of tobacco, which plays a significant role in skin aging and surgical healing.
A Surgeon-Guided Decision
The most effective facelift plan often involves combining techniques thoughtfully, balancing the degree of correction desired with recovery time and healing considerations. During consultation, Dr. Mark McRae evaluates facial and neck anatomy in detail and explains which options- ranging from limited approaches to deep plane and deep neck techniques – will provide the safest, most natural, and most durable result.
What's the Best Facelift Option for You?
✔️ Mini Facelift
Best for patients with early signs of aging who want a subtle, refreshed appearance.
A mini facelift focuses on the lower face and jawline, helping improve mild sagging, early jowls, and fine lines. Because it is less invasive than a full facelift, it involves smaller incisions, minimal scarring, and a shorter recovery period. This option is ideal if you want natural-looking results with minimal downtime.
✔️ MACS Facelift
Best for patients with mild to moderate facial sagging seeking longer-lasting results without extensive surgery. The MACS (Minimal Access Cranial Suspension) facelift lifts the cheeks, jawline, and neck while tightening deeper facial tissues. It provides more noticeable and durable improvement than a mini facelift, yet still offers shorter recovery time and less scarring than a traditional facelift. This option is well-suited for those wanting balanced rejuvenation with quicker recovery.
✔️ SMAS Facelift
Best for patients with moderate to advanced signs of aging.
The SMAS facelift addresses deep wrinkles, jowls, sagging skin, and volume loss by tightening the deeper muscular layers of the face, not just the skin. This technique delivers long-lasting, comprehensive rejuvenation and is ideal for individuals seeking significant improvement in facial structure, contour, and firmness.
✔️ S-Lift
Best for patients with mild to moderate aging of the lower face and neck who want a less invasive approach. The S-Lift uses shorter, strategically placed incisions to lift the jawline and lower face while maintaining a natural appearance. It offers minimal scarring, faster recovery, and subtle yet effective rejuvenation, making it a good option for patients with busy lifestyles.
✔️ Cheek Lift (Midface Lift)
Best for patients experiencing midface sagging or loss of cheek volume.
A cheek lift elevates and reshapes the cheeks and midface, restoring youthful contours and improving facial balance. This procedure is ideal for addressing flattening or drooping in the midface and can be performed using minimally invasive techniques for natural-looking results and quicker recovery.
How a Facelift Changed One Patient's Life
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Background
A retired healthcare worker, living an active and healthy lifestyle, felt her appearance didn’t match how she felt. Changes in her neck, jawline, and around her eyes made her look tired.
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Concerns and Goals
She wanted to refresh her appearance, addressing visible signs of aging to feel like herself again—vibrant and natural.
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Procedure Details
Our surgeons performed a face and neck lift along with upper and lower blepharoplasty to rejuvenate her jawline, neck, and eye area, delivering a youthful look.
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Results and Feedback
The patient was thrilled with the outcome, describing her appearance as fresh and natural, like she had turned back the clock. The results aligned with her inner vitality, leaving her highly satisfied.
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Facelift Recovery Time
Most patients return to social activities within 2–3 weeks, with continued improvement over several months as swelling resolves and scars mature. Final results develop gradually and can take up to 6 months.
Why Choose Mcrae Plastic Surgery for Your Facelift In Toronto?
Thinking about getting a facelift in Toronto? McRae Plastic Surgery is the place to go. At McRae Plastic Surgery, we put your needs first. We take the time to listen to your goals and concerns, making sure every step of the process is clear and comfortable. We focus on giving you natural results that bring out your best features
Dr. Mark and Matthew McRae are board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and Fellows of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, showing our dedication to safe and expert care. The McRae brothers are also Associate Professors at the University of Toronto’s Department of Surgery. They stay updated on the latest techniques and advancements to offer you the best options.
When you choose McRae Plastic Surgery, you choose a team with years of experience and a commitment to helping you look and feel your best. We’re here to support you every step of the wayAt McRae Plastic Surgery, we focus on results that restore a refreshed appearance without looking “operated on.”
How Facelift Surgery Is Performed at McRae Plastic Surgery
Facelift surgery is a surgeon-guided process that balances anatomy, experience, and patient goals- not a standardized operation.
Consultation & Surgical Planning
Every facelift begins with a detailed, one-on-one consultation. We evaluate facial anatomy, skin quality, and tissue descent, while also taking time to understand your personal goals, priorities, and recovery preferences. This allows us to recommend an approach, ranging from limited techniques to deep plane surgery, that aligns anatomy, expectations, and outcomes.
Preparation & Safety
Preoperative preparation is individualized and may include medical clearance, medication adjustments, and lifestyle guidance. Thoughtful preparation improves safety, healing, and surgical results.
Anesthesia & Surgical Setting
Facelift surgery is performed under anesthesia in an accredited surgical facility. The type of anesthesia is selected based on the procedure and patient factors to ensure comfort and safety.
Surgical Technique
Incisions are carefully planned along natural contours of the hairline and ears. Underlying tissues are repositioned to restore contour and balance, and the skin is redraped without tension to achieve a natural, unoperated appearance.
Closing the Incisions
Once the desired adjustments have been made, the surgeon carefully sutures the incisions to optimize healing and minimize scarring.
Recovery & Aftercare
Recovery is monitored closely through scheduled follow-up visits. Patients receive detailed aftercare guidance and ongoing access to the surgical team as healing progresses.
How You Should Prepare for a Facelift
Preparing for facelift surgery is an important part of achieving a safe procedure, smooth recovery, and optimal long-term results. Careful preparation helps reduce complications, supports healing, and ensures you feel confident and ready on the day of surgery.
Below is a general timeline to help guide your preparation. Specific instructions may be tailored to you during your consultation with Dr. Mark McRae.
4 Weeks Before Surgery: This is when preparation has the greatest impact on healing.
- Stop smoking and nicotine use (including vaping and nicotine replacement products), as nicotine significantly impairs blood flow and wound healing
- Review all medications, supplements, and herbal products with our teae, some may need to be paused to reduce bleeding risk
- Avoid blood-thinning medications such as aspirin or anti-inflammatories unless specifically approved
- Maintain a stable routine with good nutrition, hydration, and sleep
2 Weeks Before Surgery:
- Focus shifts toward logistics and overall health.
Continue prioritizing balanced meals and hydration to support healing - Finalize time off work and social commitments
- Arrange for a responsible adult to drive you home and assist you during the first 24–48 hours after surgery
- Confirm any required prescriptions or postoperative supplies
1 Week Before Surgery: This is about setting yourself up for a calm, comfortable recovery.
- Avoid alcohol, as it can increase swelling and interfere with healing
- Prepare your recovery space at home:
– Extra pillows to keep your head elevated
– Ice packs or cold compresses (if recommended)
– Easy-to-prepare meals - Fill any prescribed medications in advance
- Review your postoperative instructions so there are no surprises
The Day Before Surgery: Final preparation helps ensure a smooth surgical day.
- Follow fasting instructions carefully (typically no food or drink after midnight if general anesthesia is planned)
- Shower and cleanse your face thoroughly; avoid applying lotions, creams, or makeup afterward
- Pack essentials for the clinic, including comfortable clothing and required documents
- Get a good night’s rest
The Day of Surgery: Arrive relaxed and prepared.
- Wear loose, comfortable clothing that does not need to be pulled over your head
- Do not wear makeup, jewelry, contact lenses, or nail polish
- Arrive on time to allow for unhurried preparation
- Our team will review the plan with you again and answer any last-minute questions
You’ll be guided through every step, we take care of the details so you can focus on healing.
Why This Preparation Matters
Proper preparation:
Reduces surgical risk
Improves wound healing and scar quality
Helps minimize swelling and bruising
Supports a smoother, more predictable recovery
Your surgical outcome is influenced not only by the procedure itself, but also by how well your body is prepared to heal.
How Does Recovery and Aftercare Work After Facelift Surgery?
Recovery after facelift surgery occurs in stages, and while early healing happens within the first few weeks, subtle refinement continues for several months. Your exact timeline will depend on the type of facelift performed, whether a neck lift or other procedures were combined, and your individual healing response.
Immediate Recovery (Days 1–7):
- Swelling, bruising, tightness
- Dressings and drains (if used) are removed within several days
- Pain is usually mild to moderate and well-controlled
- Patients are not socially presentable
Early Social Recovery (2–3 weeks):
- The majority of bruising resolved
- Swelling significantly improved, but is still present
- Most patients are comfortable:
– Going out in public
– Returning to desk work
– Attending social events with light makeup/hair coverage
✅ This is when most patients say they “look okay.”
Intermediate Healing Phase (4–6 weeks):
- Residual swelling continues to settle
- Neck tightness improves
- Incisions soften and become less noticeable
- Patients generally feel normal in daily life
Late Refinement Phase (3–6 months):
- Subtle swelling resolves
- Facial contours refine
- Scars mature and fade
- Final aesthetic result becomes apparent
Scar Maturation (6–12 months):
- Incisions continue to soften and fade
- Final scar quality assessed
A Note on Individual Recovery
Recovery timelines vary based on surgical technique, extent of surgery, and individual healing factors. During your consultation, Drs. Mark and Matthew McRae will provide personalized guidance on expected downtime, activity restrictions, and aftercare based on your surgical plan.
Can a Facelift Be Combined With Other Surgeries?
We often recommend combining a facelift with other procedures. Depending on your aesthetic goals, a facelift can be paired with a variety of other surgeries:
Facelift with Eyelid Lift
Combining a facelift with an eyelid lift (blepharoplasty) is a powerful way to achieve full facial rejuvenation. If you have sagging skin and deep wrinkles in the lower face and neck and also want to address drooping eyelids and under-eye bags, combining a facelift with an eyelid lift can help eliminate all these concerns at once.
By performing both procedures together, we can ensure a harmonious balance between the upper and lower face, enhancing your overall appearance.
Facelift with Brow Lift
If you’re looking for a full facial rejuvenation, we often suggest combining a facelift with a brow lift. A facelift works great for tightening sagging skin in the lower face and neck. But sometimes, the upper face, like the forehead and brows, can still show signs of aging that a facelift alone won’t fix.
By adding a brow lift, we can lift your brows and smooth out forehead wrinkles, giving your whole face a balanced look.
Facelift with Neck Lift
If you’re looking for a complete refresh, we often recommend combining a facelift with a neck lift. A facelift tightens sagging skin and smooths out wrinkles in the lower face, but it doesn’t address loose skin or muscle bands in the neck.
That’s where a neck lift comes in. By combining the two, we can create a smoother, more natural transition from your face to your neck. It’s a great option if you want both areas to look their best.
Facelift Costs
At our practice, we understand that a facelift is a significant investment in your appearance and confidence. The cost typically ranges from $17,000 to $35,000, reflecting the thorough care and expertise you will receive throughout the process.
This cost includes the surgeon’s fee, anesthesia, the use of our state-of-the-art operating facility, and all post-operative care. We believe in providing a detailed breakdown of these costs during your consultation, so you clearly understand what’s involved.
Frequently Asked Questions
Facelift General Information
Does a more advanced facelift mean a longer recovery?
In many cases, yes. Facelift techniques that address deeper facial structures, such as deep plane ligament release, often provide more natural and longer-lasting results. However, because these approaches involve more extensive tissue repositioning, they can be associated with greater early swelling and a longer initial recovery period compared with more limited techniques.
Is a longer recovery always a bad thing?
Not necessarily. While recovery time is an important consideration, it must be balanced against quality and durability of the result. Some patients prefer a shorter recovery with more modest improvement, while others are willing to accept a longer recovery in exchange for more comprehensive and longer-lasting correction.
How does deep neck contouring affect recovery?
Deep neck contouring can significantly improve jawline and neck definition by addressing underlying structures such as muscle, fat, or glands. Because this approach goes beyond skin tightening alone, it may involve additional swelling and firmness during early healing, and recovery may take longer than with surface-level neck treatments. The benefit is often a more refined and stable neck contour.
Will I heal faster with a mini facelift?
Mini facelifts typically involve less extensive dissection and are associated with shorter recovery times. However, they are best suited for patients with mild lower-face aging. Choosing a mini facelift when deeper aging is present may limit results or longevity, even if recovery is quicker.
What is a facelift or rhytidectomy?
A facelift, medically known as rhytidectomy, is a surgical procedure designed to create a more youthful appearance by improving major signs of aging in the lower two-thirds of the face and jawline.
Can combining procedures increase recovery time?
Yes. When facelift surgery is combined with procedures such as a neck lift, eyelid surgery, brow lift, or skin resurfacing, recovery may be longer than with a single procedure alone. That said, combining procedures can reduce the need for multiple separate recoveries and may improve overall facial balance.
How do I decide which recovery timeline is right for me?
The “right” recovery timeline depends on your anatomy, goals, lifestyle, and tolerance for downtime. During consultation, Dr. Mark McRae discusses the trade-offs between recovery time and surgical correction, helping you choose an approach that aligns with both your aesthetic goals and your ability to heal comfortably.
Who are the ideal candidates for a facelift?
How does Dr. McRae tailor the facelift procedure for each patient?
What differentiates a mini facelift from a facelift?
A mini facelift involves shorter scars and less downtime, suitable for patients with moderate signs of aging, while a facelift offers comprehensive improvements for typical facial aging symptoms.
What is the most common recovery mistake patients make?
The most common mistake is choosing a procedure based solely on shortest downtime rather than on what will actually address the underlying aging changes. A well-chosen procedure with appropriate recovery often leads to better long-term satisfaction.
Surgery Details
What is a facelift or rhytidectomy?
A facelift, medically known as rhytidectomy, is a surgical procedure designed to create a more youthful appearance by improving major signs of aging in the lower two-thirds of the face and jawline.
Who are the ideal candidates for a facelift?
How does Dr. McRae tailor the facelift procedure for each patient?
What differentiates a mini facelift from a facelift?
A mini facelift involves shorter scars and less downtime, suitable for patients with moderate signs of aging, while a facelift offers comprehensive improvements for typical facial aging symptoms.
Results and Recovery
What is a facelift or rhytidectomy?
A facelift, medically known as rhytidectomy, is a surgical procedure designed to create a more youthful appearance by improving major signs of aging in the lower two-thirds of the face and jawline.
Who are the ideal candidates for a facelift?
How does Dr. McRae tailor the facelift procedure for each patient?
What differentiates a mini facelift from a facelift?
A mini facelift involves shorter scars and less downtime, suitable for patients with moderate signs of aging, while a facelift offers comprehensive improvements for typical facial aging symptoms.
Results and Recovery
What is a facelift or rhytidectomy?
A facelift, medically known as rhytidectomy, is a surgical procedure designed to create a more youthful appearance by improving major signs of aging in the lower two-thirds of the face and jawline.
Who are the ideal candidates for a facelift?
How does Dr. McRae tailor the facelift procedure for each patient?
What differentiates a mini facelift from a facelift?
A mini facelift involves shorter scars and less downtime, suitable for patients with moderate signs of aging, while a facelift offers comprehensive improvements for typical facial aging symptoms.
Additional Procedures Provided at McRae Plastic Surgery
McRae Plastic Surgery
Address: 30 Bond Street, Martin Family Center, B1 (Ground Level), Donnelly Wing
Toronto, ON M5B 1W8
Office Phone Hours for General Patient Inquiries:
- Monday-Friday: 7:30 am – 3:30 pm
- Phone: 416-360-4000 ext. 5830
Cosmetic Surgery Phone Hours for Toronto Location:
- Monday-Thursday: 12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
- Friday: 8:00 am – 4:30 pm
- Phone: 416-638-3499
Burlington Location (Cosmetic Surgery):
Address: 4300 Upper Middle Road Unit 2
Burlington Ontario Canada.
L7M4P6
Clinic Office Hours:
- Friday: 8:00 am – 3:30 pm
Cosmetic Surgery Phone Hours:
- Phone: 416-638-3499
- Monday-Thursday: 12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
- Friday: 8:00 am – 4:30 pm
Stoney Creek Location (Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgery):
Address: Specialty Clinics, St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton – King Campus – Lower Level.
2757 King Street East,
Hamilton ON, L8G5E4