A Medical Spa in Edmonton Celebrates Its Grand Opening With a Bang
Dec 6, 2022
Edmonton, Alberta Dec 6, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Dermcare Institute, a medical spa and aesthetic clinic that is based in Edmonton, Alberta is celebrating its grand opening on August 15, 2022. The owner and the staff are deeply ecstatic to share their world-class medical services with the general public.
The press and the public are invited to partake in the celebration of the momentous event that will serve as a milestone for the company. The event will take place at Suite 202-15825 97 Street, Northwest Edmonton, Alberta.
Dermcare Institute is being presided over by Mubasshir Saleem MD. He is a specialist in both the realms of dermatology and aesthetics. He has more than eight years of experience as a licensed dermatologist in the Middle East and Pakistan. Now working at Dermcare Institute, he is imparting his knowledge in skin resurfacing, skin needling, RF skin tightening, and tattoo removal.
Dermcare Institute is a provider of world-class cosmetic experiences that were touched with the modern science in laser technology and sprinkled with unique hospitality. Customers will revel in the sheer professionalism of their medical staff, as well as enjoy the quality of the products they are offering.
The medical spa in Edmonton is offering a wide array of medical services for various skin care needs of the customers. There are several treatments to improve the aesthetics of the face and body
For the face, various treatment modalities are available to restore the good health and beauty of the facial skin. Among the services is the non-surgical face lifting process, acne treatment, lip plumping, hair laser stimulation, superficial micro-laser peel, scar revision, skin resurfacing, permanent hair reduction, and skin tightening.
For the body, there are medical solutions that are aimed to bring back the flawlessness of the skin. The treatments include scar revision, laser body sculpting, skin tightening, and pigment lesions. There are also aesthetic treatments such as endovascular treatments, vascular lesions, and laser axillary hyperhidrosis.
Aside from the medical services, the Edmonton medical spa is also offering a catalog of cosmetic products that are designed to treat imperfections in the skin, moisturize, and protect the skin from harmful natural elements.
The medical spa is offering products for the first step of the skincare routine such as medicated wash, face scrub, and moisturizing cleanser. There are also products for skin treatments such as repair gel, brightening creams, purifying clay masks, radiance serums, exfoliating creams, etc. To keep the smoothness of the skin and restore it to good health, there are moisturizing products such as ultra-hydrating masks and moisturizing creams. Finally, to complete the regimen, there are products to provide skin protection from harmful UV rays such as sunscreen SPF 30 lotion, mineral tint, and broad-spectrum sunscreen.
Dermcare Institute is open from Wednesday to Saturday from 10 am to 7 pm. For more information, you can visit their official website: www.dermcareinstitute.ca or by calling 780-756-2273.
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