Our aesthetic medicine clinic in Old Montréal

Dr. Asbar earned her medical degree from the Université de Montréal and is certified by the College of Family Physicians of Canada. She has practised aesthetic medicine since 2014, tailoring subtle, natural treatments to each person’s facial and body anatomy. Known for her precise eye and careful listening, she takes time to understand each patient’s goals. Her approach is to highlight natural beauty while respecting facial balance and harmony. Dr. Asbar is also an accredited trainer with the Collège des médecins du Québec, helping other physicians refine their skills and advance standards in aesthetic medicine.

A Université de Montréal graduate, Dr. Oliva brings research into her aesthetic medicine practice. Since 2020, she has worked with Erevna Innovations, the clinical research centre associated with Victoria Park, evaluating new technologies and treatment protocols. She also completed advanced training in bioidentical hormone therapy in Beverly Hills. This informs plans combining hormone therapy, regenerative approaches and aesthetic injections to address skin quality, body composition and metabolic health. For Dr. Oliva, trust comes first. She takes time to understand what each patient wants to preserve or regain and makes thoughtful recommendations accordingly.

Years in family and acute care medicine shaped Dr. Bui-Nguyen’s careful listening, precise work and whole-person approach. He looks beyond the reason for a visit to understand the person behind it. At the Old Montréal clinic, he specializes in injectables and facial balancing. He also has growing expertise in intimate wellness and non-surgical sexual health, which he approaches with clinical rigour and openness. For him, care should help people feel more confident and comfortable in their bodies. His consultations offer a welcoming, judgement-free space to ask questions and build a plan that fits. His approach is inclusive, accessible and attentive.

Some people choose their profession; others know it when they find it. Anabel found hers in care that begins with listening. A graduate of Cégep de Joliette with a nursing degree from the Université de Sherbrooke, she has always valued trust and the human connection behind treatment. Aesthetic medicine brought together her clinical precision and artistic sensitivity. Since 2017, she has worked as a clinical nurse in medical aesthetics, helping patients enhance their features without changing who they are. At the Old Montréal clinic, Anabel specializes in neuromodulators, dermal fillers and biostimulators. She also recommends technologies and skin care routines that support lasting results. She especially values subtle, gradual improvements that restore balance. Her motto: “Too much is as bad as too little.” She will say when a treatment is unnecessary because her priority is helping each person feel like themselves. As she says, everyone is beautiful in their own way. Her role is to help you see it.

Alicia Gravel’s path to aesthetic medicine began in biomedical sciences. An interest in injectables led her to nursing at Université Laval, where she earned her bachelor’s degree in 2023. A recent addition to Dr. Geneviève Blackburn’s team, Alicia brings a careful, energetic approach. She is particularly interested in medical aesthetic technologies, including CO₂ treatments, and in improving skin quality while considering the whole face. Her guiding principle is to support, rather than transform. She listens to each person’s goals, explains the options and builds plans that respect their natural features. Curious and committed to learning, Alicia continues to refine her skills and bring relevant treatments and technologies into her practice.