BSc Hons, MD, PhD, FRCSC
Dr. Garbens is a leader in women’s health, combining advanced urologic expertise with a whole-person approach to care. As the founder of Élevé and Medical Director of FORM Women’s Health, she is dedicated to helping women navigate pelvic health, hormonal changes, postpartum recovery, and long-term wellness with personalized, evidence-informed care.
Founder & Medical Director, FORM Women's Health by Élevé
Dr. Alaina Garbens is a Urologist at Mackenzie Health and the founder of Élevé, a comprehensive health clinic dedicated to advancing whole-person care through regenerative medicine, functional wellness, and minimally invasive urologic treatment.
Élevé at FORM represents Dr. Garbens’ second location and expands Élevé’s women’s health offering into Midtown Toronto. This location is focused on Women’s Health across key stages of life, including pelvic floor and bladder health, recurrent urinary symptoms, postpartum recovery, genitourinary syndrome of menopause, sexual wellness, core and abdominal recovery, and long-term health optimization.
Dr. Garbens completed her medical degree, urology residency, and PhD in surgical education at the University of Toronto, followed by a two-year fellowship in minimally invasive robotic surgery and complex kidney stone surgery at UT Southwestern in Dallas, Texas. Her clinical approach blends academic excellence, surgical expertise, and a deep commitment to personalized, evidence-informed care.
At FORM Women’s Health by Élevé, Dr. Garbens brings together urologic expertise, advanced diagnostics, regenerative therapies, and functional medicine principles to support women with concerns that are often treated separately or dismissed altogether. Her work is rooted in restoring function, confidence, and quality of life while respecting each patient’s lived experience, goals, and comfort. Élevé at FORM is specifically designed as a focused women’s health destination within the FORM campus. Through this model, patients receive thoughtful, tailored care that looks beyond symptoms and considers the full picture of their health, function, and well-being.
