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The 6ix Aesthetics
Editorial portrait of the clinic's medical director

Founded on a radical idea: less.

Dr. Amara Osei, MD, CCFP spent a decade in family medicine before founding The 6ix Aesthetics — and it shows. Your file reads like a medical chart, not a sales funnel. Her rule for every treatment plan: if a stranger could tell you had work done, we used too much.

The clinic she built runs on that restraint — a small team of registered nurses, nurse practitioners, and clinical aestheticians who treat faces the way Yorkville treats luxury: quietly.

Three commitments, kept daily.

Restraint is the treatment

The best aesthetic work is the kind nobody can point to. We dose conservatively, build slowly, and consider 'no, not yet' a clinical recommendation — not a lost sale.

Medicine first, always

Every face is assessed by medical professionals, every product is Health Canada approved, and every protocol is physician-set. The calm is real precisely because the rigour is.

Your face, your pace

Consultations run long here on purpose. You'll never be handed a mirror and a countdown — decisions this personal deserve unhurried rooms.

Small by design.

Every member of the clinical team is credentialed, insured, and in the room because they'd rather do fewer treatments, better.
Portrait of Priya Sharma
NP — Senior Nurse Injector
Priya SharmaNP — Senior Nurse Injector
Portrait of Danielle Laurent
RN — Nurse Injector
Danielle LaurentRN — Nurse Injector
Portrait of Mei Chen
Advanced Clinical Aesthetician
Mei ChenAdvanced Clinical Aesthetician
Warm wood-lattice treatment room
Minimal lounge with sheer curtains and warm greige tones

88 Cumberland Street — a five-minute walk from Bay station, a world away from Bay Street.

Meet the people who’ll say no to you.

And mean it. That’s the point.