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FORM Face + Body Moves To New Location, A First-of-Its-Kind Destination for Integrated Cosmetic Surgery and Wellness

corygoldberg — Mon, 27 Apr 2026 13:12:04 +0000

A purpose-built campus bringing together leading cosmetic surgeons with expert medical providers to deliver total body wellness, inside and out

TORONTO, April 16, 2026 /CNW/ – A new model for modern health has arrived in the centre of Toronto. FORM Face + Body, a purpose-built health and wellness campus located at 90 Eglinton Avenue East, brings together leading operators across cosmetic surgery and specialized medical disciplines into a single, integrated destination.

The new FORM Face + Body is the world’s most comprehensive campus, curating best-in-class expertise across multiple disciplines to support whole-person health over time.

It brings together FORM Face + Body, a leader in surgical and non-surgical aesthetics alongside a growing network of specialized medical programs, including hair health, women’s health, men’s health, and more.

An Integrated Model

The new FORM Face + Body represents a shift away from fragmented, single-service care. Instead, it brings together independent operators, each best-in-class in their field, within one coordinated environment.

From surgical interventions and ongoing health optimization, the campus is designed to support individuals across the full spectrum of care.

“This has been a long time in the making,” said Dr. Ron Somogyi, Founder of FORM Face + Body. “We’ve always believed patients deserve more than isolated treatments. The new FORM Face + Body allows us to practice within a broader system; one that supports outcomes not just in the moment, but over an entire lifetime.”

Anchored by Leading Surgical Expertise

At the new home of FORM Face + Body operates within a shared ecosystem, bringing its expertise in aesthetic surgery into a more integrated model of care.

FORM Face + Body expands its aesthetic surgical practice to include integrated programs across men’s health, women’s health, hair restoration, and skin health, extending its scope beyond surgery into more comprehensive, continuous care.

Across the Full Spectrum of Care

The new FORM Face + Body is designed to remove the traditional boundaries between disciplines, creating a more connected, guided experience.

Whether someone enters through surgical, wellness, aesthetics, or medical care, the campus enables collaboration across experts, supporting better preparation, improved outcomes, and more intentional long-term health and overall wellbeing.

Dr. Cory Goldberg, Medical Director of FORM Face + Body leads this integration, connecting expertise across the campus.

A New Destination for Health in Canada

Opening May 1, 2026, FORM Face + Body establishes Toronto as a leader in a more connected approach to health–bringing surgical excellence and integrated medical care together in one place.

About FORM Face + Body

FORM Face + Body is a leading Toronto-based surgical and aesthetic practice specializing in advanced procedures for the face, body, and hair. Known for its precise, natural results, FORM Face + Body combines surgical expertise with a patient-centred approach to care. The new FORM Face + Body expands its scope to include integrated medical programs across men’s health, women’s health, hair restoration, and skin health; offering a more comprehensive model that bridges surgical excellence with ongoing care and long-term outcomes.
Learn more at formfacebody.ca and instagram.com/formfaceandbody.

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Shared Thoughts on Shared Recovery

corygoldberg — Mon, 09 Feb 2026 13:56:26 +0000

Some couples choose to coordinate surgery—either on the same day or in a staggered fashion. If both partners have general anesthesia on the same day, a third party is required to take them home and support them overnight. Alternatively, surgeries can be scheduled on different days so partners can care for each other during recovery.

We customize these plans based on the type of procedure, anesthesia requirements, and distance from home to our Toronto surgical center. Some couples choose to recover in a hotel for a few nights to get some space from kids or pets. Many couples find that this shared experience deepens connection and mutual appreciation. We asked a couple who recently chose to recover together to share their thoughts on shared recovery:

Q: You chose to plan your surgeries around supporting one another—what did you learn about being a good partner during surgical recovery?

We feel the most important aspect during recovery is to be aware of which partner is most able to support the other partner. That way the stronger partner can provide the most assistance to the partner in greater need.

In our first surgery [he] needed more assistance that [she] needed. In our second surgery [she] required more care. The partner who is more mobile must place the needs of the other first even though they are also a recovering patient. They have to realize that that they have to be the primary support system.

Getting together to support each other in every way is paramount in a successful rehabilitation for both parties.

Q: What advice would you give about going through the process together?

Its much easier to go through it together than to go through it alone. Knowing that their compassion for you at the time is genuine as they are also in recovery. Loving the person unconditionally. It makes your marriage stronger knowing that your partner is there for you 100%.

Recovery easier knowing that your partner encourages you daily to forge ahead with even the smallest amount of progress. Small wins throughout the process leads to a big win in the end for both parties.

The most important aspect of all of this is that you trust your surgeon with your life. Knowing that he is just one call away is most comforting and is paramount in both patient’s recovery.

Dr. Cory Goldberg on the Future of Regenerative Beauty

corygoldberg — Mon, 29 Dec 2025 15:12:09 +0000

Regenerative aesthetics is stepping beyond traditional creams and injectables — and Dr. Cory Goldberg, plastic and craniofacial surgeon and longevity expert, is helping lead the way. Featured in Fashion Magazine’s “This Is Bespoke Beauty’s New Frontier,” Dr. Goldberg explains how stem cell–based skin care, specifically Acorn Biolabs’ new secretome serum, is changing what it means to look and stay youthful.

Unlike serums built from donor ingredients, this breakthrough uses a person’s own stem cells derived from just a few hair follicles. These cells generate a “secretome” — a mix of growth factors, peptides, proteins, and collagen — that helps the skin rebuild and renew itself from within.

Dr. Goldberg emphasizes that this approach supports the skin’s natural architecture rather than masking aging signs. “These regenerative signals stimulate your skin to produce new cells, collagen, and elastin,” he notes. “The result is stronger, thicker, more resilient skin that resists sagging and damage.”

To Goldberg, the innovation goes beyond aesthetics; it’s about protecting the body’s largest organ from the daily toll of inflammation and oxidative stress. Your skin, he says, is “a protective suit,” and investing in its preservation is a cornerstone of long-term health and vitality.

The technology may be expensive now, but its promise marks a turning point — shifting beauty from superficial repair to cellular regeneration and self-preservation.

Explore the full story at Fashion Magazine: This Is Bespoke Beauty’s New Frontier

Photo: Fashion Magazine