Treatments · Thermocoagulation

Thermocoagulation, precise to the millimetre.

A fine needle and a high‑frequency current precisely treat small imperfections. Skin tags, cherry angiomas, broken capillaries, milia and certain benign keratoses.

Duration · 15–60 minfrom $55 per session

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Thermocoagulation, fine needle
Each spot is carefully examined at the clinic before any treatment.

In brief

  • Most clear in 1 to 3 sessions · no downtime
  • Every spot is examined at the clinic before it is treated

Pricing

The prices, by time.

Thermocoagulationby time
15 minutes$55
20 minutes$70
30 minutes$95
45 minutes$135
60 minutes$170
Certain conditions apply.
Add‑ons
Sterile disposable filamentAdded automatically with the treatment+ $3Required

Certain conditions apply. Displayed prices may change without notice; your exact price is confirmed at your consultation.

The treatment, explained

What is thermocoagulation?

The fine probe placed on a small lesion at the corner of the eye.

A very fine probe, placed on the imperfection, delivers a high‑frequency current. Its warmth seals the small dilated vessel or dries out the growth, which the body then clears naturally within a few days.

A precise, superficial technique, focused on the imperfection. A session lasts 15 to 30 minutes, and most imperfections clear in one to three sessions, with no downtime.

One rule we always follow: any pigmented lesion, such as a mole or a spot changing in shape or colour, first requires a physician’s opinion.

  • Skin tags.
  • Cherry angiomas and Campbell spots.
  • Telangiectasia and facial spider veins.
  • Milia, the small white grains under the skin.

Plainly said

What the consultation decides

Every lesion is assessed before any treatment: some call for a different approach, sometimes a physician’s. The treatment is booked by time, and its length is estimated with you before we begin.

To understand

What to know before you book.

Who performs it?
Thermocoagulation is performed by a medical aesthetician trained at an APESEQ‑recognized school, a regulated practice in Quebec. Its high‑frequency current is highly precise, focused on the imperfection.
How many sessions does it take?
Most imperfections, such as skin tags, cherry angiomas, broken capillaries or milia, clear in 1 to 3 sessions, with no downtime.
How do I know my spot can be treated?
That’s the role of your consultation and the examination at the clinic: the lesion is looked at closely before any treatment, then we suggest the right plan and length. Any pigmented lesion first requires a physician’s opinion.

Book

Start with one free call.

Twenty minutes on the phone with us, often the same day. Then you decide, in your own time.

Call 438 906‑5777

Hours
Monday to Saturday, 08:30 to 19:00
Sunday: closed
Address
2695 rue Machabée, Ville Saint‑Laurent, QC H4K 1J9
Free consultation
20 min, by phone
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