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Paid street parking.
Métro: A 3 minute walk from the Square-Victoria-OACI Métro station
Bus: 35, 61, 715
ELNA Esthetics — Old Montreal (formerly, Clinique A) offers a wide range of innovative esthetic treatments for men and women designed to provide you with the best solutions tailored to your individual needs. We are proud to offer quality services including skin rejuvenation, acne, hair restoration, laser hair removal, HALO fractional laser treatment,Bela HydraFacial and so much more.
Our innovative state-of-the-art clinic makes it easier and more convenient for you to get the skin care you deserve. Enjoy the ELNA experience in a peaceful, ultra-modern setting offering unrivaled service and care designed with your well-being in mind.
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