I'm going to begin my review by doing something I rarely if ever have done... by defending the…read morehonor of a true professional and wonderful lady. I was shocked and appalled when I read many of the reviews posted here about Wavelengths Hair studio and later in my review I will address these concerns in greater detail but first my experience at this salon I recently decided to make the change and go with fusion extensions instead of having to clip in my extensions every time I needed long hair, which turns out to be a lot with the work that I do. So I began to research my options both online and by phone; believe me I spent much time gathering info and comparing salons but Joice stood out immediately as she was one of the only ones who would quote prices on the phone and the only one who provided a variety of options, catering towards quality but affordability. I called back many times with a barrage of questions which she answered politely and efficiently with a keen understanding of the care and consideration something like this takes. I eventually decided to go with one of the options she presented me with, which was to go buy my own hair (which would work out cheaper) and she would apply it. She quoted me a very affordable price and was accommodating schedule-wise so I set my appointment. The salon itself is located on a little side street called Irwin with surprisingly ample parking as there is street parking and underground public parking just up the street. Small but tidy and quaint this is a full service hair salon with the specialty in Hair Extensions. As soon as I walked in I recognized not only the voice but the generally warm and friendly vibe I got from speaking with Joice on the phone. I came in with a bang, almost knocking over a mirror and chair in my clumsiness but she was her bubbly and accommodating self and made me feel right at home. She explained to me the process and some info about care, maintenance ect.. but as she proceeded she noticed I had bought pre-bonded keratin packs, which she informed me wouldn't be the ideal option so she went with a shank method that was MUCH more expensive but because she quoted me a certain price on the phone she actually honored that. I was SHOCKED! Not only that but she really knew her craft and how to work the best she could with the materials provided. Throughout it all she was conscious of price and quality even making the move to space out my extensions because I had only bought 100g though she made it look full and natural. My hairstylist even went out of her way to compliment the job and I have trusted her opinion for a while now as she has saved my hair many a time from silly dye jobs and wacky cement hair styles. Joice even gave me a clip in highlight cause I was asking about pink highlights, really the generosity was incredible! The whole procedure was no more then 2hrs in total, prob not even that and it was a pleasure to sit and chat with such a kindred spirit like Joice so the time passes by even quicker. After it was done I couldn't get over the feeling of the hair it was amazing! So light and natural looking... blended perfectly and was literally invisible even with my hair up . The salon itself also offers a fantastic incentive for referral too, any guest you refer gives you 15% off your next visit now I have never heard of that before. She also gave me a very reasonable deal to remove them when it comes time and if I do choose to get them redone it will DEFINITELY be here!! Now I have never done this before but feel compelled to call out the two resoundingly negative reviews I have read here because I feel Yelp is a place for people to find TRUTHFUL, HELPFUL and HONEST reviews not petty, childish attacks at a business and persons reputation. These businesses are run by human beings that deserve the respect of decency and making personal attacks publicly and using yelp to slander or berate someone is not what this site is intended for. We as reviewers have an obligation to not only be truthful and respectful but be mindful of the consequences of our words as these are peoples livelihoods we are affecting after all. So if your going to leave such a negative review/rating be sure to give ample reason and try to remain objective.

I wish I could give a higher rating. I have been seeing Joyce for almost 10 years now. She is the…read moreonly hairdresser I have ever remained loyal to. She is the only one in the city who knows how to make a weave stay for months in Caucasian hair. She is giving and cares about her clients. She always checks up on me to make sure I'm happy and she has never ever disappointed. I have sent countless people to Wavelength Hair Studio over the years and they all rave about their hair! Anyone who gives this salon a bad rating clearly has an axe to grind- or they are on drugs (hey, it's Yonge Street.) Joyce is the best at her craft in the city. I've never met anyone who comes close to comparison.

Friendly, welcoming, covid friendly, professional and a high quality outcome…read more I can't say enough about the experience we had at Continental, Michael's experience and confidence made the decision seem 'too easy', he was quickly able to pick out the right natural hair wig (the first try), then spoke about next steps which included a custom colour and cut. Which is where he introduced Mimi who discussed what she would like to do to personalize the wig. When we went to pick it up, there were a lot of nerves and concerns that it might not look right or be the desired outcome. Mimi absolutely nailed it! It looks natural, she fit it, coloured it, cut it and styled it PERFECTLY!! Leaving with confidence is all you really want when going through something like this and that's exactly what she left with! Needless to say, no one really 'wants' to be going to choose a wig however, the end results looked even better than either of us could imagine! Extremely happy with the service and professionalism of Continental - would highly, highly recommend.

I chose Continental Hair because their website advertises handmade wigs made from European virgin…read morehuman hair, professional fitting, and excellent customer service. I specifically selected the Jay Wig because it appeared to match my natural colour and was advertised as being made from virgin human hair. During my consultation in April 2026, I explained exactly what I was looking for. I needed a medium or ash blonde wig with a natural density, styled almost identically to the wig I had successfully worn for more than twenty years. I brought photographs of myself wearing that wig as well as the wig itself. As a university professor, I wanted my hairstyle to remain as consistent and natural-looking as possible. The owner recommended two wigs, both considerably darker and denser than what I requested. I was assured that the colour could easily be changed and that the wig could be cut to match my existing bob hairstyle with bangs. I also specifically asked whether the hair was natural, minimally processed human hair because I intended to maintain and colour it in the future, just as I had done with my previous wig. I was assured that it was. The company's website listed the Jay Wig at approximately $3,300. During my consultation, however, I was quoted $5,500 for the wig I selected. The owner then offered to sell it to me for $5,000 if I paid in cash and without a receipt. Believing the representations that the wig would be professionally coloured, cut to match my existing hairstyle, and made from high-quality virgin human hair, I agreed. Unfortunately, my experience after the purchase was extremely disappointing. When I returned to collect the wig, neither the promised colour nor the requested haircut had been achieved. The stylist spent well over an hour repeatedly cutting and adjusting the wig, but it still looked nothing like the reference photographs or my previous hairstyle. I was told that the dark chestnut colour matched my own hair, although it clearly did not. Instead of complaining publicly, I chose to give the company another opportunity to correct the problem. I took the wig to an independent hair salon to have the colour corrected. The stylist there refused to colour it because, in her professional opinion, the hair had already been heavily processed and further bleaching would likely damage it. I contacted Continental Hair again and was given another appointment with a different stylist. Instead of discussing the haircut I had requested, she immediately began cutting the wig into what she described as a "structured bob," despite my repeated explanation that I wanted a classic bob matching my previous wig. She also attempted to lighten the colour while I was present, but the result still bore little resemblance to the blonde shade I had requested. During that appointment, I pointed to another blonde wig displayed in the salon and explained that this was the colour I had expected from the beginning. I was then told that the displayed wig was made from higher-quality hair because it could be coloured. This surprised me because before purchasing my wig, I had specifically asked whether it was made from high-quality, minimally processed human hair suitable for colouring, and I had been assured that it was. After another unsuccessful attempt to correct both the colour and the haircut, I contacted the owner once again. During our telephone conversation, he personally assured me that if I was still dissatisfied after one more attempt to correct the wig, I would be offered a replacement. Relying on that promise, I returned. A third stylist attempted to recolour the wig. When I came back to collect it, the hair appeared almost grey. After having the uneven haircut slightly corrected elsewhere, I wore the wig only twice before washing it according to normal care instructions. After washing, the hair returned to its original chestnut colour, demonstrating that the lighter shade had not been permanent. At that point I concluded that additional chemical processing would only further damage the wig and that it would never become the product I had originally ordered. Because Continental Hair accepts donated wigs for cancer patients, I first attempted to donate the wig through their hospital location. When I found it closed, I returned the wig directly to the owner instead. Despite four appointments, multiple attempts to correct the colour and haircut, returning the wig itself, and the owner's promise that a replacement would be offered if the final correction failed, no replacement was provided and no refund or partial refund was offered. I paid $5,000 for a wig that I could not wear. I did not expect perfection. I expected the company to honour the promises that convinced me to make a $5,000 purchase. That did not happen. I rarely leave negative reviews. I did not expect perfection. I expected the company to honour the promises that convinced me to make a $5,000 purchase. That did not happen.

I literally stumbled upon this place online while looking for salons and authorized suppliers of…read moreL'Oreal Professional products. I have gotten so fed up with being limited at the nearby salons and price gouging that goes on for professional hair care products. I was having a difficult time finding a specific product that my salon ran out of and couldn't offer me an ETA on when it would be back. All I got was "backordered" "supply issue". Just by doing a simple Google search with the name of the product, my very first hit brought up Cosmetic World. Honestly, of all the times I have looked for stores that sell my salon products, this was the first time I had heard of this store. I looked through the site, read some reviews and I was ready to order! I had no trouble ordering the product that I couldn't find anywhere in York Region. PLUS the price was almost $5 less per bottle than what I was paying at my salon, so I stocked up! AND got free shipping! I was able to easily track my order and get notifications. I ordered on a Saturday and my order arrived the following Wednesday with no issues. Quick & easy to order and fast delivery. I will def use them again to shop online and try in store as well. I was amazed at the variety and selection of hair colour & hair care products, nail, bath and beauty products that they sell. I wont be buying anymore products at the salon!

Cosmetic world has the products that I can't find anywhere else. Service and prices are great too.read more

I went for an eyebrow and beard transplant, and I am beyond happy with the results Dr. Torgerson,…read morehas effectively changed my life for the better with his work. He's got ideas, and listens to you. The staff was all professional, dressed in suits. Crazy, but would vouch for him, definitely.

DO NOT GO TO THIS CLINIC. My surgery was very botched. I looked worse than before I went. I am…read morenow in the process of scheduling a revision Dr. Torgerson is a hack. He takes no interest in his patients. Brian is very good and he covers for the doctor but this is not the way its supposed to be. My research for a revision involved finding 3 top hair transplant doctors and getting to the bottom of this. After reading hundreds of reviews and speaking to various clinics, I settled on three doctors in California that exclusively do hair transplants and have done more than 40,000 procedures collectively. I flew out to California and met with each doctor. The most shocking thing was that each doctor had the exact same concerns with the work. All 3 doctors thought the transplant was horrible and said there was no way that a skilled/professional doctor did the work...which was when I told them that the entire procedure was done by technicians, not a medical doctor. They said that not only was that completely unethical, it is actually grounds for someone to lose their license in the US. Here are the other things they ALL said: 1. My hair line that was created was way too low and was done very unnaturally. Its very "pluggy" 2. I have very bad scars both on the donor area and the transplanted area. They all attributed this to dull instruments and unskilled hands (back to the technicians) 3. All 3 agreed that there are not 2200 grafts (which is what I paid for). They might have removed 2200 but there is no way they put 2200 in...they either died during the surgery or after. There was discussion in all 3 meetings about the amount of time the grafts were outside of my body and how important it is that they are kept in a certain solution and put back immediately. All three said that the hair has to be transplanted within an hour. 4.One of the 3 doctors said that it looks like some of the donor hair was taken from a very bad spot...way too high, possibly in the crown area ...that may be prone to fall out in the future. 5. All 3 doctors said PRP (I paid for 3) is ineffective and that recent data has shown that it can actually cause more shock to the area...and that taking blood our of the body in a time when it needs it most to heal is counterproductive. 6. One of the doctors made mention of the fact that if I paid for 2200 grafts, I should in actuality have gotten more like 3740 hairs at an average of 1.7 hairs per graft...some are 2s and some are 3s and that unless you are highly skilled and do hair transplants every day, exclusively you will not be proficient in this. 7. The middle part...there were many grafts put in there...all 3 doctors disagreed with this placement and said that it is possible that because it was done so unskilfully, it could have possibly shocked that area into further loss. The doctors agreed that if I choose to do a second hair transplant, it will be a repair and it will be a tricky one. The first one that Torgerson's techs did has greatly set me back because they now have to work with the awful hairline that was created and I have been depleted of valuable grafts that have now essentially been wasted. One of the three doctors refused to do the repair..he said he wasn't confident that it could even be fixed. I realize that the nature of humans is to put down other peoples work...That is why I went to 3 and let them do all the talking. They gave specific reasons about what was wrong with the work and they were almost identical...and in very deep detail. Do your research...ask the question..."DOES THE DOCTOR DO THE SURGERY?" "HOW LONG ARE THE HAIRS OUT OF THE BODY?" I now have to take out another loan to do a revision and there is no guarantee it will work. This doctor will not refund any of my money. It was the worst possible outcome.

Absolutely fantastic experience. And I'm writing this review many ears after using Dr. Cotterill as…read moreI want to ensure that my transplanted hair will also stay on - and it has. I've had two sessions with Dr. Cotterill - first one was a larger session where large area on top of my head was worked on and couple of years later I had a second smaller session - a touch up - and the results look fantastic. Dr. Cotterill is a pleasant and understanding person and I felt comfortable the entire time. I plan to book a 3rd session with him soon.

From the owner: Hair loss does not have to be forever. When you started to notice that your hair is getting…read morethinner, come to Dr. Paul C. Cotterill for a solution. Based in Toronto, clients from across the GTA come to Dr. Cotterill for a customized hair loss treatment plan. Call today to schedule an appointment and find a solution that works for you.

Oh my, this place is absolutely terrible, I should have not waited this long to write a review on…read morethis clinic and surgeon but here goes, it's a long one. So in 2018 I decided to get a chin and neck skin reduction done by Dr. William El-Masri. I was young and it was my first time getting surgery and really want to reduce my neck fat and length of my chin. I told him how short I wanted it (which was actually a lot) and didn't realize how it might actually unbalance my face. He didn't give any professional suggestions or warnings about how shortening it too much would cause an unbalance but rather go off about how big my nose was and that my nose was just like his (which was big and bulbous) and that I should get rhinoplasty. Everything about this clinic was so unorganized, staff was unprofessional and the aesthetic was dingy looking .. that should have been my warning sign but all I was thinking was how could anyone mess up a chin. Well he did, he botched my face, leaving my chin uneven when I smile and left me with this terrible thick uneven weird long scar under my neck with an additional 2 bumps on each end that look like big pimples. I noticed hardly any difference in the liposuction and neck skin reduction the only thing he succeeded was ruining my lower face. We waited 2 whole weeks to remove my stiches when every other surgery I had always removed them much sooner which is probably why I was left with the two bumps under my chin. Our follow ups were very short and unpleasant, he showed lack of care as if he wanted to leave right as soon as he met me, he looked uninterested in everything. I remember he came up to me right before he was about to leave to tell me that he was going to do my nose and all I could smell was just foul breath to make it worse. Since then I've had a neck lift, submental lipo and a muscle shrinking procedure done by another surgeon who did a fantastic job but because Dr. El-Masri botched my chin you can really see how uneven it is more now that the skin has been tightened. I'm currently in Korea here to do facial contouring to fix the unbalance facial proportions and uneven chin. It's insane because during my consultation here in Korea we did some extensive tests and 3D x ray CT scans to show every angle of my bone structure. The surgeon in Korea even pointed out the uneven and rough bumpy looking bone that Dr. El- Masri had done. I can't wait to get it fixed because my chin looks horrible. Also Dr. El-Masri is the type of guy who would gaslight you into telling you that you're wrong if you were to bring up an issue, he did not have a warm demeanour please avoid this clinic in Yorkville and him!! Oh yeah they offered me small units of Botox I forgot what the reason was but I didn't have to pay for it and the woman at the front counter whose not even a nurse did it for me and the whole time she was "training a women" how to do Botox by using my face. Neither of them were qualified to do that. I got Botox on my chin dimples to try it out and guess what she messed up and I could smile and move my mouth on half a side. I had a crooked smile for over 4 months. Think her name was Cynthia but yes worst clinic I have ever gone to. DO NOT GO HERE

If you are looking for an amazing trust worthy clinic, this is definitely the one. I did a lot of…read moreresearch before I decided to do the Allurion Balloon, and I couldn't be happier. The staff Eda and Sonia provided me with amazing support and after care, as they both checked on me regularly. I can truly say this is a clinic that cares about every patient. They connected me with a very supportive surgeon and nutritionist throughout the entire process, that made sure check in were regular, and my progress was as expected. I lost over 70LBS and learned how to maintain that through the process. Dr. Maharaj was very supportive ensuring that I received the attention and care that I needed. Best experience of my life, and life changing results. I am very happy with my results, and wouldn't hesitate to receive any treatment from this clinic. Thank you La Fontaine for everything.