Every practitioner here is checked against a public register — the injector and whoever authorizes them. Number shown. Date shown. Check it yourself.
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Most directories say “verified” and mean “we found them on Google.”
Checked directly with the college and re-checked annually.
For roles no register covers. Weaker than tier one, and we say so.
Stated plainly. Not an accusation — the check simply failed.
Searched on the CNO or CPSO register. Number and status recorded that day.
Injections are a controlled act. We verify who authorizes them, separately.
Every check is stamped and re-run annually. A check with no date is a claim.
Roughly four in five clinics are single-owner operations with no compliance function. There is no official national registry of medical spas — so we built the practitioner-level one that patients actually need.
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Try itClaiming and verifying your profile is free, permanently. You get a badge for your own site that links back to the register — the disclosure you've been required to make since June 2026 anyway.