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Neuromodulator Injections Old Longueuil

Visit Dermapure Old Longueuil for Neuromodulator injections that bring a personalized touch to your aesthetic care.

Neuromodulator injections are provided by our team of experienced physicians, who share a common philosophy: delivering personalized, refined, and visible results.

To learn more about our neuromodulator injections, contact us today and book your complimentary consultation.

What to expect during your session

Step 1

Personalized Assessment

Determining your treatment needs and goals is essential. Your personalized assessment considers factors like skin quality and condition, age, and genetics. We will discuss your expectations and goals and share our expertise to align the treatment with your priorities.

Step 2

Take Pictures

Photos taken before the treatment helps visualize the affected areas and can be used as a reference point when discussing your goals and comparing your “after” pictures.

Step 3

Apply a Numbing Gel

We apply a lidocaine-based gel to the treatment areas to make the injections more comfortable. While this is not always practiced at other clinics, we never skip this step at Dermapure to ensure the most enjoyable experience.

Step 4

Proceed With Injections

Our philosophy is to enhance your natural beauty. Your physician or specialized nurse proceeds with injections based on your unique facial structure. To learn more about the neuromodulator injection process, contact us.

Step 5

Return to Normal Activities

No downtime is expected, making it possible to return to your routine activities immediately after treatment. Localized redness, bruising, and swelling may occur temporarily.

Treatment & Technology

At Dermapure Old Longueuil, we focus on tailored solutions to enhance your natural features. Explore more about our neuromodulator injections.

Contraindications

Women who are pregnant or nursing should postpone this procedure. Individuals with certain neuromuscular disorders should not use this type of injectable. We recommend that you avoid aspirin or any other medications containing aspirin one week prior to your scheduled treatment.