Terrebonne (Lachenaie)

Dr. Alexis Du Cap earned a doctorate in medicine at Université de Montréal in 2009, and completed his training in general medicine at McGill University. A trained phlebologist, he has practiced aesthetic medicine and phlebology and performed varicose vein treatments at Epiderma since 2012. He leads the Epiderma medical team of 10 physicians who provide clinical treatment, while developing, approving, and sanctioning technician training programs.

Dr. Du Cap is responsible for monitoring the quality of the treating physicians’ clinical practice, and for determining treatment protocols that guide the safety of clinical practices since 2018.

Dr. Plante has been practicing emergency medicine for more than 10 years. A graduate of the Faculty of Medicine of the Université de Montréal, he is also a member of the intensive care unit and head of the clinical decision unit. As a family physician, he has been offering care in aesthetic medicine and phlebology since 2014. He joined Epiderma’s medical team in 2017.

Dr. Plante is an injection physician who has successfully completed training in advanced Botox and Juvederm injection techniques as well as Allergan's advanced Soft Lift, Voluma, Volbella and Volift techniques.

Dr. Laurie-Anne Roch, general practitioner, completed her medical studies at the University of Sherbrooke, followed by a family medicine residency in Drummondville. She began her practice in Victoriaville, working both in clinics and in a hospital setting.

Driven by her passion for precision, rigor, and overall well-being, she naturally turned to aesthetic medicine. She completed her training under Dr. Michèle Ohayon, dermatologist and director of the Medicart network, where she refined an approach that combines technique, gentleness, and empathy—qualities she brings to every aspect of her practice. She will be joining the Epiderma team in 2025.

Dr. Roch offers personalized aesthetic medical treatments, marked by meticulous care, compassion, and attentive listening, to meet the unique needs of each patient.