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Dr. Bector Cosmetics was founded by Canadian trained physician Dr. Neel Bector a.k.a Lip Doctor. Conveniently located in the heart of Mississauga, Dr. Bector Cosmetics offers you a full range of cosmetic procedures, working with your existing features to give you the look you want.

11/04/2026

Nose filler cannot make your nose smaller, and anyone telling you otherwise is selling you something 👃

Here is what is actually happening. We are adding, not removing. So we can smooth a bump, lift a droopy tip, fill an indentation and straighten the profile, and the result can look dramatically different from the side while the nose itself has not reduced by a millimetre.

What it cannot do is narrow it, shorten it or make it smaller. If reduction is what you want, you want a surgeon, and that is a conversation worth having with one rather than with us.

We would rather tell you that before you pay than after 🤍

So which one is yours? A bump, a hump, a tip, or an indentation? Tell me below and I will say whether this is the right treatment for it 👇

11/02/2026

No judgement, ever. just a small amount of concern about the plans you make before and right after a procedure. 😅😮‍💨

10/28/2026

The wrong laser on melanin-rich skin does not just fail. It can make the pigmentation darker, and permanent ⚠️

This is the part that does not get said enough. A lot of people assume any laser can treat any pigmentation on any skin, and that assumption is how people end up worse off than when they started.

So if you have melanin-rich skin and you are looking into treatment, there are three questions worth asking before you book anywhere 👇

Are you using a laser, and if so, what settings?
What other options do you have that suit my skin type?
How many patients with my skin type do you treat in a week?

If those questions get a vague answer, that is your answer 🤍

What you want is somewhere with more than one option available, because a clinic with a single machine is going to use that machine on you regardless of whether it is the right call.

This is very treatable, and it is treatable safely. It just has to be by someone choosing properly.

Had treatment on melanin-rich skin and were not happy with the result? Tell me below 👇

10/28/2026

When people hear thread lift, they picture surgery. It is not that 🧵

No cutting, no stitches, no going under. A tiny opening, a needle, and threads placed under the skin to lift it back up where it used to sit.

And it does two things rather than one. It lifts, which is the part everyone knows about, and it also gets your skin producing collagen, so the texture and firmness improve over the following months. You get the lift now and better skin later 🤍

To be clear about what it is not, it is not a facelift and was never meant to be. If you have a lot of sagging, surgery is the honest answer. This one is for mild to moderate, for the stage where things have started to drop a little and you would just like them lifted.

Been curious about this but too nervous to ask? Leave me a comment below and I will answer honestly 👇

10/24/2026

Getting PRP yourself is the most honest endorsement available 🩹

Dr. Bector has been dealing with golfer’s elbow for the last four or five months, which is long enough to have tried the patient route and given up on it. Steroid is the obvious thought with tendons and also the wrong one, because injecting it into a tendon carries a real risk of rupture, and swapping a painful elbow for a torn one is not an improvement.

So this is platelet rich plasma, which is simply his own blood drawn, spun, and the concentrated platelet portion returned to the tendon. Nothing synthetic, nothing borrowed. The growth factors in those platelets are there to support the body’s own repair in an area that has poor blood supply to begin with, which is exactly why tendons heal so slowly on their own.

It is not comfortable, as you can see, because there is very little room in a tendon for anything to go. And it does not work overnight, because what you are waiting for is tissue repair rather than a drug taking effect.

Aref handles PRP here, for tendons and for skin. If something has been bothering you for months and nobody has offered anything beyond rest, it is worth a conversation. Link in bio, or call the clinic.

10/23/2026

Nobody warns you that it happens fast 🪞

That’s the part women describe most often and the part that gets taken least seriously. Not that skin changes with age, everyone expects that. That it changed in about two years, after a decade of nothing much happening at all.

It turns out that’s accurate. Collagen loss isn’t a steady slope across midlife. It’s front-loaded, with the sharpest decline concentrated in the first years around menopause. Skin contains estrogen receptors, and estrogen drives collagen production, thickness, elasticity and moisture. When it falls, all four fall together, and quickly.

So the routine that worked reliably for ten years can stop working in two without you changing a thing. The products didn’t get worse. The tissue they were formulated for did.

In a recent survey of more than five thousand women, 56% put these changes down to ageing and only 29% connected them to hormones. One in two didn’t know hormones affect skin at all. Which is why 70% went and bought anti-ageing creams, and why so many of them felt let down 💸

Here’s the part that usually gets left out. Addressing the hormonal side protects what you still have. It doesn’t rebuild what’s already gone. Those are two different problems and they need two different sets of tools, and anyone selling you one as the answer to both is overselling.

Which one you start with depends entirely on where you are. Still cycling, and everything shifted recently? That’s a hormone conversation. Ten years post-menopause, dealing with texture and laxity? That’s a skin conversation. Often it’s both, in an order.

You don’t have to work that out alone. Book an assessment and we’ll tell you which layer we’re looking at, and we’ll tell you if it’s the other one 🔬

Worth noting: the survey was commissioned by a company that makes aesthetic treatments. The biology isn’t in dispute, but treat the survey as a starting point rather than settled science.

10/22/2026

You hit the goal and expected to feel different 🤍

This is one of the most common things people say out loud only after the weight has already come off, usually in a quieter voice than the rest of the conversation. The number moved, everyone noticed, and somehow the reflection still is not what you pictured during the whole process.

Here is the part that explains it. Weight loss is not one thing leaving your body, it is three. Fat comes off, which is what you were aiming for. Muscle tends to come off alongside it, which changes your shape in a way the scale cannot show you. And the skin that was holding all of it does not retract at the same pace, especially if the loss happened quickly.

So you can do everything right by the numbers and still end up looking softer or more tired than you expected, because two of the three layers were never being measured.

None of this means it went wrong, and it is a long way from permanent. It mostly means the next part needs a different plan from the one that got you here.

If you are still losing, weightdoctor handles the part that decides how much of this you deal with later, which means protein, resistance training and the pace you lose at.

If the weight is already off and what you see does not match the effort, works out which of the three layers actually changed, before anything gets booked.

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10/19/2026

Meet Mahnaz, injector and skin consultant here at Lip Doctor 🤍

She has been treating many of the same patients for six years, which means she has watched faces change gradually rather than guessing from a single appointment. That kind of knowledge comes from staying with people long enough to see how decisions actually hold up.

She is also kind and genuinely patient, the sort of person who listens properly and thinks carefully about what suits each individual case before suggesting anything at all. Her patients keep coming back year after year, and at this point half of them arrive with news to share before anyone has mentioned skin.

Book your first consultation with her and see for yourself. Link in bio, or call the clinic.

10/15/2026

Everyone in your life takes something from you.
Some of us just happen to take the right thing 💉

Cannot help with the people in your life, but your forehead is entirely within our control.

Link in bio, or call the clinic.

10/13/2026

Caught again 🫠

The real occupational hazard of working here is that everything is right there and we all know exactly what it does. Nobody tells you that when you take the job.

The good news is that you do not have to sneak around for this, you can simply book like a normal person. Link in bio, or call the clinic.

Address

592 Rathburn Road W Unit 4
Mississauga, ON
L5B3A4

Opening Hours

Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	12pm - 8pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+16472472922

Website

https://lipdoctor.ca/

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