Medical Aesthetics
HArmonyCa in Calgary, the newest injectable in the clinic.
An Allergan injectable authorised by Health Canada in May 2026. Two materials in one syringe, placed deep rather than near the surface. Your care begins with a complimentary assessment.
New, and treated that way
HArmonyCa was authorised in Canada in May 2026. Suitability is assessed one person at a time rather than offered as a standard add on.
Allergan product
Ordered through Allergan Canada, the same supply route as the Juvéderm and the Botox used here.
A nurse injector
Lisa Morton, RPN, trained through Allergan’s injector programme and working under medical direction.
Not a filler swap
It does not behave like hyaluronic acid filler and it cannot be reversed in the same way. That difference is the main thing to understand first.
The plain version
Two materials in one syringe
HArmonyCa with Lidocaine contains hyaluronic acid and calcium hydroxyapatite together, and it is placed in the deeper layers of the skin.
Hyaluronic acid is the gel used in ordinary dermal filler. It holds water, so it gives volume straight away. Calcium hydroxyapatite is a mineral the body recognises, suspended in the same syringe, and it sits deeper. Most injectables use one or the other. This one carries both.
- What it is authorised for
Health Canada authorises HArmonyCa for facial soft tissue augmentation, injected into the deep dermal and sub-dermal layers. That is the indication, in its own words. - Where it is not used
It is a deep product, not a surface one, and it is not a lip product. If lips are what you came in about, the conversation at the assessment will be about something else. - Reversal is only partial
The hyaluronic acid portion can be dissolved with hyaluronidase. The calcium hydroxyapatite portion cannot. This is the single biggest difference from ordinary filler, and it is covered in full before you consent to anything. - Prescription, practitioner only
Like the other injectables here, it is ordered, stored and placed by a licensed practitioner. It is not something you can buy.
How it works
Three appointments, not one
01
The complimentary assessment
A conversation and a plan, with no treatment on the day. Your face at rest and moving, your medical history, anything you have had done before, and an honest answer about whether this is the right product for what is bothering you.
02
Treatment day
The product contains lidocaine, and numbing is used where it is needed. Placement is deep and it is done in small amounts, checked against the other side as it goes.
03
The days after
Swelling, tenderness and some firmness at the injection sites are normal and settle. You get aftercare in writing, including anything you need to do yourself, and a number to call.
Before and after
HArmonyCa work from the clinic
These are people treated at Panda Wellness & Aesthetics. Faces are different, and so are the areas treated and the amount of product used, so what HArmonyCa can do for you is worked out at your facial assessment.
Before you book
Where HArmonyCa is the wrong answer
It is the newest thing in the clinic, which is a reason for care rather than enthusiasm.
- If you want something fully reversible
Choose hyaluronic acid filler instead. Only part of HArmonyCa can be dissolved, and that is a real trade off, not a technicality. - If it is your first injectable
Not a rule, but a preference. Starting with something reversible and seeing how your face responds is usually the better order. - If skin laxity is the main issue
An injectable placed deeper does not do the job of a lift. If that is what the assessment finds, you will be told so. - If you are pregnant or breastfeeding
Injectables are not offered. The assessment can still happen, and treatment waits.
If HArmonyCa is not the right product for you, you are told so, and you are not charged for being told.
Questions
The ones that come up most
Is HArmonyCa approved in Canada?
Yes. Health Canada authorised HArmonyCa with Lidocaine in May 2026, for facial soft tissue augmentation injected into the deep dermal and sub-dermal layers.
How is it different from Juvéderm?
Juvéderm is hyaluronic acid only, and it can be dissolved. HArmonyCa contains hyaluronic acid plus calcium hydroxyapatite, and only the hyaluronic acid part can be dissolved.
How long does it last?
The manufacturer publishes figures. The clinic would rather give you the honest version at the assessment, because it varies by person and by area, than print one number on a web page.
Does it hurt?
The product contains lidocaine and numbing is used where it is needed. People tend to describe pressure rather than pain.
What are the risks?
Bruising, swelling, tenderness and firmness at the injection site are the common ones. Less common problems include nodules, infection and, rarely, injection into a blood vessel. The full list is gone through with you before you consent.
What does it cost?
Price depends on how much product is used, so it is quoted at the assessment rather than on this page. The assessment is complimentary.
Who does the injecting?
Lisa Morton, a registered psychiatric nurse trained through Allergan’s injector programme, working under the clinic’s medical direction.
Visit us
Start with a complimentary assessment.
- Address
1861 17 Avenue SW, Calgary, AB T2T 5W3
View on Google Maps - Phone
(587) 353-6698 - Hours
Wednesday to Sunday, 10:30am to 7:00pm - Parking
Free street parking on the surrounding streets, two hours or more
