Our multidisciplinary team has extensive expertise working with teenagers and is here to help address their unique challenges. No matter the issue, your teens are in good hands.

Consultations are conducted in a caring and confidential manner.

We offer assessment, diagnosis, and management of various issues including:

• Menstrual irregularities
• Delayed or premature puberty
• Pre or post-pubertal gynecological problems (labial adhesions, anatomical problems, etc.)
• Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
• Eating disorders.

Our professionals work in collaboration with other specialists to provide a wide range of services tailored for your children’s needs, all under one roof. This enables them to get all the care they need, when they need it.

What happens during a consultation?

During the first visit, our professionals will ask your teens questions and perform a complete examination. If necessary, we may prescribe further testing or refer your teen to another specialist.

At our pediatric allergy clinic, we offer diagnostic and treatment services for a wide range of food, environmental, animal, and drug allergies. We work with you to help you manage your child’s allergies at home and school in the best way possible.

Children can develop allergies at any age. The sooner these allergies are identified, the sooner they can be treated, minimizing symptoms and improving their overall quality of life.

Allergy symptoms can include:

• Skin rashes
• Difficulty breathing
• Sneezing, runny nose, or congestion
• Itchy eyes
• Stomach aches, etc.

Don’t wait. Book an appointment with one of our certified allergists to have your child examined today.

What happens during a consultation with a pediatric allergist?

First consultation
At your child’s first appointment, the allergist will conduct a physical examination, including a painless skin test, and ask questions in order to gain a comprehensive understanding of their health history and allergic reactions. Your child may also be referred for a blood test.

Follow-up visits
During your follow-up visit, your allergist will discuss the results of the allergy tests with you and develop a treatment plan tailored for your child. They may also recommend any of the following:

• Medication to treat symptoms
• Changes to your home or your child’s diet to avoid certain allergens (allergy triggers)
• Injections or oral medications to gradually reduce your child’s sensitivity to allergens
• Emergency medications to have on hand in case of a severe reaction.

Don’t hesitate to ask your doctor questions or share your concerns about the prescribed treatment plan. You will play a crucial role, and it is important that you have all the information you need to help your child recover.

We understand how frightening this can be for both you and your child. Count on our dedicated team of experts to make sure your experience is as stress-free as possible.

Our dedicated team of certified surgeons are trained using the latest technology, enabling safe and effective procedures. Your children are in good hands with experts you can trust.

Our professionals together with other pediatric specialists to ensure that your child gets the personalized care they need.

Whether your child has a congenital, traumatic, or general illness, we’re here to help. We offer different types of surgery including:

• Neonatal
• Digestive
• Thoracic
• Abdominal
• Gynecological
• Urological
• Hepatic
• Limited endoscopic
• Traumatology
• Mini-invasive.

We also offer endoscopic check-ups.

Your child will be monitored until they are fully recovered. Please do not hesitate to share any concerns you may have with your doctor. They are there to ensure that your child’s surgery and recovery run as smoothly as possible.

What happens during a consultation with a pediatric surgeon?

First consultation
During the first consultation with the surgeon, they will examine your child and give you the most detailed explanations possible. Other tests may be required. Do not hesitate to ask any questions or express any concerns you may have. Your involvement is crucial.

If the surgeon decides that your child requires surgery, they will share their treatment plan and provide instructions for the next steps.

Post-operative consultations
During follow-up visits, the surgeon will verify that the wound is healing properly, ensure that there are no complications, and provide an update on your child’s recovery.

A consultation with a pediatric orthopedist may be helpful.

Pediatric orthopedics is a medical field specializing in the treatment of diseases of the bones, joints, ligaments, muscles, tendons, and nerves in children. Since children’s bodies are still developing, they have a very different joint, muscle, and bone composition than adults.

Our pediatric orthopedists have extensive experience in caring for children and teenagers. You can count on our experts to provide the most personalized care for your child aimed at restoring maximum function and confidence. We are a multidisciplinary team of dedicated professionals who work closely to provide your child with the best possible care.

From our waiting room to our exam room, our clinics were designed with your child’s comfort in mind.

Your child may require a consultation for one of the following conditions:

• Scoliosis
• Kyphosis
• Fractures
• Bone deformities
• Flat feet
• Juvenile hallux valgus, also called known as bunions
• In-toeing
• Out-toeing
• Congenital disorders, etc.

Your children are in good hands with experts you can trust.

What happens during a consultation with a pediatric orthopedist?

First consultation
During the first consultation, your pediatric orthopedist will ask you a few questions about your child’s symptoms and medical history, and perform an examination. Additional tests such as an X-ray or an MRI may be required. Once a diagnosis is made, the doctor will discuss a treatment plan with you and schedule any additional procedures that may be required.

Depending on the diagnosis, the orthopedist may recommend the use of a brace, physical therapy, or surgery. Follow-up visits may be necessary depending on your child’s specific situation.

Our team of expert nutritionists can help prevent, diagnose and treat illness through better nutrition.

Our nutritional services help patients with eating and growth disorders, as well as vitamin and mineral deficiencies. We also provide counseling for obesity, nutritional issues for patients with health care special needs and much more.

Your dietitian will develop a nutrition plan tailored to your needs and aimed at improving your health. Our team of dietitians is available to advise you on the best diet for your individual needs.