Drummondville

A physician specializing in otorhinolaryngology and cervicofacial surgery, Dr. Catherine Nappert has extensive expertise in laser technologies and aesthetic medicine. Since 2007, she has been providing personalized, minimally invasive aesthetic treatments designed to enhance her patients' natural beauty while respecting their unique features and personality.

Her approach, which combines scientific precision with an artistic touch, aligns perfectly with Epiderma's values. By bringing her expertise and clientele to our Drummondville clinic, we will be able to meet the growing demand for high-quality treatments.

Dr. Mardinger earned both her Bachelor’s degree and medical degree from the University of Calgary, graduating in 2014 and 2020. She completed her residency at McGill University in 2022, while also earning a Master’s in Medical Sciences with a thesis on surgical quality improvement. She is deeply passionate about aesthetics and uses carefully considered techniques to create natural and personalized results. Specialized also in phlebology, she focuses on minimally-invasive treatments for venous insufficiency, which often impacts both appearance and function. Committed to precision and enhancing natural beauty, Dr. Mardinger aims to improve her patients’ quality of life by helping them restore confidence and age gracefully. 

Native of France, Dr. Boury-Simoes earned her medical degree from the University of Norwich in England. In 2011, after years of working in a number of different countries, she decided to settle in a remote area in the province of Quebec. As a multidisciplinary physician with a keen and long-standing interest in dermatology and minor surgery, she completed several university degrees in these fields and is now a member of the Canadian Society of Primary Care Dermatology.

Currently, she practices aesthetic medicine and phlebology at Epiderma and keeps abreast of all the latest techniques and products available, so as to provide her patients with the best possible care.

Dr. Boury-Simoes also volunteers her time with Doctors Without Borders in Montreal, where she cares for migrant patients who are not covered by social security. In addition, she is one of the team physicians for the Canadian figure skating team, as well as the chief medical officer for Skate Canada.