Medicart Ottawa: Vein & Aesthetic Clinic

Founded in 1989 by Dr. Lucie Beaupré and currently led by Dr. Jason Leclair, Medicart Ottawa: Vein & Aesthetic Clinic (Dr. Beaupré Vein Clinic) is the premier destination for varicose vein treatment in Ottawa. Our clinic has a highly qualified and experienced team of 12 doctors, one nurse practitioner, and 12 nurses, offering a comprehensive range of services including Ultrasound-guided sclerotherapy, sclerotherapy treatment and VenaSeal Procedure for the management of varicose and spider veins. At Medicart Ottawa: Vein & Aesthetic Clinic, we prioritize your skincare and body care by customizing treatment plans that utilize cutting-edge technology and techniques, to ensure the best outcomes. Our commitment to excellence extends to all aspects of our services, from the initial consultation through to the treatment options and follow-up care.

Do you think you might have varicose vein problems? Pain, burning sensation in the legs, numbness, heaviness and fatigue are all symptoms to look out for. To determine whether your varicose veins need to be treated, a proper diagnosis must be issued by a professional. Medicart clinics offer innovative treatments for varicose veins. Our cutting-edge approach ensures precise and effective care for all our patients.

Experts in the field of Phlebology generally recognize that varicose veins should be treated starting from the deepest and moving toward the most superficial, and that larger veins should be treated before the smaller ones. Ultrasound-Guided Foam Sclerotherapy is effective in treating even the most dilated varicose veins.

Graduated compression socks aim to reduce pressure in the superficial venous system. These stockings exert greater pressure at the ankle than at the thigh, thus “pushing” the blood back upward in venous system. This helps slow the development of varicose and spider veins, and relieves symptoms such as fatigue, heaviness and inflammation. However, the stockings should not be used as a replacement for treatment. Compression socks are key during sclerotherapy and Ultrasound-Guided sclerotherapy, as they improve the treatment and prevent blood clots.

Hyaluronic acid is a natural substance, found in human tissues, that gives the skin its volume and healthy appearance. One of its main functions is to carry water and retain it in the cells. In cosmetic dermatology, hyaluronic acid is used as an implant and comes in the form of a gel whose concentration and density may vary. The gel is injected into the tissue to eliminate fine lines, to fill in deep lines (folds), to increase the volume of the lips and to shape the face’s contours, particularly the chin and cheekbones.

What is PRP? It consists of pure plasma-rich platelets with concentrated platelets and an optimal cellular content. Platelets are associated with several growth factors, which promote tissue reconstruction by stimulating the production of new collagen, resulting in smoother and healthier-looking skin. PRP improves the following conditions: alopecia, hair loss, wrinkles, acne scars, sunspots, hyperpigmentation, texture and complexion.

The Vbeam Pulsed Dye Laser is a technology used in dermatology to treat various skin issues. The Vbeam® Laser effectively targets redness, rosacea, ruby spots, and spider angiomas, ensuring safe treatment. Additionally, it is utilized for addressing stretch marks and scars, showcasing its versatility in dermatological procedures.

Our exosome treatment is specifically formulated to provide you with a radiant and even complexion. By reducing age-related pigments, it erases dark spots while enhancing the firmness and youthfulness of your skin. Wrinkles and fine lines are visibly diminished, while the skin is intensely hydrated.

Discover the latest advancements in vein treatment in the article “The Evolution of Vein Care Methods with Dr. Lucie Beaupré & Dr. Jason Leclair of Medicart Ottawa” in Faces Magazine. Dive into a captivating interview with Dr. Beaupré and Dr. Leclair as they share their expertise on innovative methods used to enhance the venous health of their patients.

Dr. Jason Leclair received his medical degree in 2008 and completed his Family Medicine training in 2010 at the University of Ottawa. He was trained by Dr. Lucie Beaupré and has been practicing phlebology with her since 2011. Dr. Leclair is trained in ultrasound-guided sclerotherapy and conducts research on evidence-based practice in sclerotherapy.