Clinique Orâme opens downtown Montreal clinic with Candela Nordlys laser treatments

Clinique Orâme has officially launched in downtown Montreal and added Candela’s Nordlys system, expanding access to noninvasive laser and IPL treatments for skin rejuvenation, pigmentation, redness and vascular concerns. The clinic says the platform is designed to deliver targeted results with minimal downtime.

Why it matters: - Clinique Orâme is bringing a new aesthetic medicine option to downtown Montreal. - The clinic’s Nordlys platform adds multiple laser and IPL treatment options in one system. - The launch targets patients looking for visible skin results with minimal recovery time and without invasive procedures.

What happened: - Clinique Orâme announced its official launch in downtown Montreal and the addition of Candela’s Nordlys system. - The clinic is located at 2124 rue Drummond, suite 101, in Montreal, Quebec. - The clinic was founded in 2025 by Dr. Valérie Smadar Tourjman, M.D., C.M., Ph. D., FRCPC, who owns and serves as medical director. - Dr. Tourjman said the clinic is offering the latest IPL and laser innovations through Nordlys. - Dr. Tourjman said the system supports treatments for acne, pigmentation correction, redness reduction including rosacea, skin resurfacing and hair removal.

The details: - Nordlys is a multi-application aesthetic platform from Candela. - The system is FDA-cleared and combines selective wavelength technology IPL, a 1064 nm Nd:YAG laser and non-ablative fractional lasers. - The IPL SWT technology targets unwanted pigmentation, sun damage such as age spots and freckles, and vascular concerns including facial redness, telangiectasias and rosacea. - The 1064 nm Nd:YAG laser treats vascular lesions including leg veins, venous lakes and port-wine stains. - The 1550 nm and 1940 nm non-ablative fractional lasers provide superficial and deeper skin resurfacing with little downtime. - The 1940 nm laser also reduces pigmentation. - The Light & Bright treatment combines IPL SWT and non-ablative fractional lasers for broader skin rejuvenation. - The platform is designed to address dark spots, sun damage, redness, broken capillaries, rosacea, flushing, uneven tone, dullness, fine lines, wrinkles and acne. - Treatments are adapted to the patient’s skin condition and goals. - The clinic says results can appear in just a few sessions. - Not every handpiece is available from every supplier.

Between the lines: - Clinique Orâme is positioning itself around precision treatments that can be stacked into a single visit. - The emphasis on low downtime suggests the clinic is aiming at patients who want cosmetic treatments without disrupting work or daily routines. - The Nordlys system also gives the clinic a broader treatment menu than a single-purpose device would.

What's next: - Clinique Orâme is directing patients to book personalized consultations for Nordlys treatments. - More information is available at orame.ca, by phone at 514 416-9750, ext. 103, or by email at info.orame@cempt.com. - The clinic says it will continue offering neuromodulators with Dysport, hyaluronic acid fillers with Stylage, PRP for facial rejuvenation and hair restoration, scar treatment, Matrix Pro RF, and Nordlys laser and IPL services.

The bottom line: - Clinique Orâme is using Nordlys to anchor its new downtown Montreal launch with a broader, more flexible set of skin-treatment options.