Injections

Many types of pain and problems in the head and neck region can be effectively treated with injections.

Yes!
Depending on the duration of the treatment, we offer nitrous oxide or methoxyflurane for relaxation and excellent analgesia.
To process your request as quickly as possible and to ensure that we are able to help you, we recommend that you send us a close-up photo of your lesion, along with your name and telephone number, to info@eliemd.com.
Most of the time, you can get an appointment within a week of contacting us. For injections, same-day treatment is possible (except for medical reasons). For procedures, it is possible to obtain a procedure date the week following your visit.
You do not need a referral from your doctor to consult Dr. Brousseau.

Injection treatments

Arnold's neuralgia

Arnold's neuralgia is characterized by acute, stabbing pain at the base of the skull where the Arnold's nerve passes. An injection of corticosteroids mixed with an analgesic is effective in relieving and controlling this pain.
Temporomandibular joint

Temporomandibular joint pain can be severe and have a significant impact on quality of life and sleep. Neuromodulatory agents are used to reduce the tension in the muscles of mastication that cause excessive and painful pressure inside the joint.
Migraines

Many migraine patients benefit from injections of a neuromodulating agent in the face, neck and jaw. Injections do not cure migraines, but for many patients, they reduce their severity and frequency.
Neck pain

Chronic, stabbing pain in the back of the neck can be relieved by injections of neuromodulatory agents, which allow tense muscles to relax.
Vocal disorder

Patients with vocal cord paralysis, aging vocal cords or vocal cord damage have difficulty speaking for long periods, with adequate volume and sometimes even swallowing. Fillers can be used to non-surgically correct many vocal cord disorders.