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Travel Vaccination Services

Administration of indicated vaccines, subject to confirmed availability.

In short

After assessment, indicated and available vaccines may be administered; availability is confirmed when booking.

Who is it for?

Travellers whose assessment indicates vaccination.

Expected results

Vaccination in a nursing setting.

Treatment areas

According to the plan.

Our process

  1. Step 1

    Travel questionnaire

  2. Step 2

    Individual assessment

  3. Step 3

    Vaccination plan

  4. Step 4

    Prevention advice

Consultation and preparation
Bring your vaccination record and itinerary. Ideally consult several weeks before departure: some vaccines need several doses.
Recovery and aftercare
Mild injection-site reactions may occur; instructions are explained to you.
Follow-up
Any boosters are planned with you.
Maintenance
Recommendations change: review before each trip.

Side effects and contraindications

Mild local reactions possible; rarely allergic reactions requiring immediate care.

Results vary from person to person. A consultation is required to determine whether this treatment suits you.

Prices

Travel Vaccination ServicesPrice provided during consultation

Prices in Canadian dollars, taxes extra. Your plan and quantity are determined during consultation.

Related concerns

Updated October 21, 2026 · General information only; it does not replace an individual assessment.

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Frequently asked questions

Clear answers before your visit.

Which vaccines might I receive before travelling?

The vaccines you may receive depend on your destination, itinerary and health history. A consultation reviews your vaccination records, travel-related risks and applicable entry requirements. Vaccines are selected through an individual assessment, rather than a standard package for every traveller, and administration is subject to confirmed availability and your suitability.

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Are all travel vaccines available at EsthetIQ in Terrebonne?

No, the availability of each vaccine must be confirmed before it can be administered. A recommendation does not necessarily mean that a product is stocked or offered at the clinic. Your consultation identifies your needs and checks availability; if a required vaccine is not offered, referral to another resource may be necessary.

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How long before departure should I get my travel vaccines?

Ideally, seek advice at least six weeks before departure, because some vaccines require several doses or time for protection to develop. Your schedule depends on the indicated vaccines, previous doses and departure date. An individual consultation establishes appropriate timing and administration options, subject to confirmed vaccine availability.

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I leave in a few days—is it too late to get vaccinated?

No, some vaccines may still be worthwhile shortly before departure. However, protection may be incomplete when you travel, and certain entry requirements include specific waiting periods. An assessment helps prioritize feasible measures. Accelerated schedules are appropriate only for certain vaccines and travellers, and any administration remains subject to confirmed availability.

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Should I bring my vaccination record to receive travel vaccines?

Yes, bring your vaccination record or any documentation of previous doses if you have it. These details help identify needed boosters and avoid unnecessary doses. If your records are incomplete, an assessment determines the next steps. Routine immunizations are also reviewed, because travel preparation is not limited to vaccines associated with a particular destination.

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Can I receive several travel vaccines at the same appointment?

Yes, several vaccines can often be given during one visit at different injection sites. Certain combinations require specific scheduling rules, particularly for live vaccines. An assessment considers the products, your health history and any recent doses to determine an appropriate schedule. Receiving them together also depends on confirmed availability.

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What side effects can occur after a travel vaccine?

A sore injection site, tiredness, headache or mild fever may occur, depending on the vaccine. Reactions vary between people and are often temporary. You will receive product-specific guidance about monitoring symptoms and seeking care. Difficulty breathing or swelling of the face or throat requires emergency attention: call 911.

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Can I receive travel vaccines while pregnant or breastfeeding?

Some vaccines may be considered during pregnancy or breastfeeding, but an individual assessment is essential. Live vaccines are generally avoided during pregnancy, and breastfeeding also involves precautions for certain products. Tell the clinician before administration so that infection risks, vaccine considerations and whether the planned trip is advisable can be reviewed.

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Can my child receive vaccines before travelling abroad?

Yes, vaccines may be indicated for a child based on age, destination and vaccination history. Some products have minimum ages or specific schedules. A consultation determines the child's needs and confirms whether administration can take place at the clinic. Bring their vaccination record; applicable consent requirements will also be reviewed.

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Can I get a yellow fever vaccine and the certificate required for travel?

Access to a designated yellow fever vaccination centre must first be confirmed; this service is not automatically available at every clinic. When an international certificate is required, it must be issued under the applicable rules. A consultation reviews your itinerary, including transit stops, and suitability; do not assume this vaccine is available at the clinic.

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How much do travel vaccines cost, and does insurance cover them?

Pricing is provided during consultation, and reimbursement depends on your insurance plan. Costs may vary with the indicated vaccines and the number of doses needed. Ask for a breakdown of fees before consenting to administration, and check directly with your insurer about coverage conditions and any documentation needed for a claim.

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Can I get vaccinated before travelling if I am ill or taking medication?

A mild illness or medication use does not automatically prevent vaccination, but an assessment is needed. Report fever, allergies, previous vaccine reactions and all treatments, particularly immunosuppressive medicines. Some vaccines may need to be postponed or avoided. Do not stop a prescribed medication to receive a vaccine without advice from your prescriber.

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