444 Holland St W, Unit #2, Bradford ON · Nurse-practitioner-led · Open Saturdays · 647-333-6805
The Bradford Skin Clinic waiting area with its arched retail shelving, ten minutes north of Holland Landing

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Medical Aesthetics forHolland Landing

10 minutes from Holland Landing, and one clinic at the end of it. Not a chain, not a branch, and not a different injector every time.

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The Bradford Skin Clinic reception desk, with the clinic name in brushed gold on the wall behind it
444 Holland St W, Unit #2 Bradford, ON. Free parking in our own lot.

02 · The drive

Holland Street West,
from Holland Landing.

10minutes from Holland Landing

Yonge Street north out of Holland Landing, across the Holland Marsh causeway, into Bradford as Holland Street East, then straight through to 444 Holland Street West.

Drive time
10 minutes
Holland Landing population
6,000
Where we are
444 Holland St W, Unit #2, Bradford
A clinician setting the dial on a treatment device beside an empty blue treatment chair
A client lying back on a treatment couch while a practitioner mixes product in a small bowl
Treatment room
Black and white close-up of a fine needle being placed along a client jawline by a gloved hand
Injectables
Hands holding a fan of Bradford Skin Clinic cards above two small boxes tied with blush ribbon
At the front desk
A clinician setting the dial on a treatment device beside an empty blue treatment chair
Devices

04 · The long version

Why Holland Landing clients
make the drive.

The causeway

There is one road between Holland Landing and Bradford and it is a good one. Yonge Street leaves the village heading north, drops onto the flat black soil of the Holland Marsh, and runs dead straight across it. Nothing to stop for, nothing to turn off at, and on the far side you are on Holland Street East in Bradford.

Ten minutes. Possibly less at nine in the morning.

That makes us close enough that the calculation changes. A skin tag you have been ignoring for two years, a milia you keep picking at, a consultation you have been meaning to book: none of those are worth a forty minute drive, and all of them are worth ten.

Anchor Park, and what the village used to be

Holland Landing was a port. Before the marsh was drained it was the head of navigation on the Holland River, and the enormous naval anchor sitting in Anchor Park got as far as the wharf before the War of 1812 ended and nobody needed it. It has been there ever since.

Worth mentioning because the geography still shapes the village. The Rogers Reservoir trails and the East Holland River paths run north from here, and this is a community where people walk and cycle a great deal between April and October. That is excellent for almost everything and hard on skin. Cumulative UV across the nose, cheekbones and the back of the neck is the most common thing we assess in people who live here.

What we would suggest

If you have never had a skin assessment, start there rather than with a treatment. Alex Dinovich, FNP-PHC, is our Nurse Practitioner and Medical Director, and an assessment with a nurse will tell you what is sun damage, what is texture, what is age and what needs watching rather than treating.

From there, BBL broadband light handles pigmentation, CO2 laser handles texture and resurfacing, and a properly built home routine handles more than most people expect.

Booking

444 Holland St W, Unit #2. Free parking. Book online or call 647-333-6805.

Black and white close-up of a fine needle being placed along a client jawline by a gloved hand

05 · Booked most often from Holland Landing

What people drive
here for.

Published prices are starting prices, confirmed at your consultation. Where nothing is published, the dose and the plan decide the price rather than a menu.

Every injectable here is placed by a licensed nurse, and every plan is signed off by our Medical Director. The consultation is free and comes before anything is booked.

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A gloved clinician injecting a neuromodulator into a client's forehead
Anti-wrinkle injections
A medical aesthetician performing a HydraFacial with a vortex handpiece
HydraFacial
A nurse injector placing hyaluronic acid filler into a client's cheek
Dermal fillers
A client in protective eyewear receiving a broadband light treatment to the cheek
BBL light therapy
A gloved clinician injecting a neuromodulator into a client's forehead Anti-wrinkle injections from $10 A medical aesthetician performing a HydraFacial with a vortex handpiece HydraFacial from $229 A nurse injector placing hyaluronic acid filler into a client's cheek Dermal fillers from $600 A client in protective eyewear receiving a broadband light treatment to the cheek BBL light therapy from $150 A clinician examining a small lesion on a client's neck during a skin assessment Skin tag removal from $150

06 · Who is actually in the room

The same faces,
every appointment.

Nobody here injects without a nursing licence. You will meet the person treating you before anything is drawn up, and you will see them again at your review.

Alex Dinovich, Nurse Practitioner & Medical Director at Bradford Skin Clinic
Alex Dinovich, FNP-PHC Nurse Practitioner & Medical Director · Licence #13564840
Kaitlyn Meli, Registered Practical Nurse, aesthetic injector at Bradford Skin Clinic
Kaitlyn Meli, RPN Registered Practical Nurse, aesthetic injector
Ashley Bravo, Registered Practical Nurse, aesthetic injector at Bradford Skin Clinic
Ashley Bravo, RPN Registered Practical Nurse, aesthetic injector
Yuliya Leonov, Registered Practical Nurse, aesthetic injector at Bradford Skin Clinic
Yuliya Leonov, RPN Registered Practical Nurse, aesthetic injector
Maddie Lambert, Medical Aesthetician at Bradford Skin Clinic
Maddie Lambert Medical Aesthetician
Dr. Erica Vriend, Naturopathic Doctor at Bradford Skin Clinic
Dr. Erica Vriend, ND Naturopathic Doctor · Licence #3239
Sheli Del Monaco, Front Desk Administrator at Bradford Skin Clinic
Sheli Del Monaco Front Desk Administrator

Read the full team page for licences, backgrounds and who does what.

08 · Asked from Holland Landing

Questions we get
from Holland Landing.

How close are you really?

Ten minutes. Yonge Street north out of the village, across the marsh, into Bradford. It is one road and there are no turns until you reach Holland Street.

Newmarket is also ten minutes. What is the difference?

Direction and parking, mostly. Newmarket means Yonge Street traffic and a shared lot at the far end. Bradford means an empty causeway and our own lot at the door. Beyond that, our Medical Director is a Nurse Practitioner and our device list runs to CO2 laser and Morpheus8.

Do you do quick appointments?

Some things genuinely are quick. Skin tag removal, milia removal and a neuromodulator top-up are all short appointments. At ten minutes away, those are worth booking rather than putting off.

What are your hours?

Mon, Tue, Thu 9am to 7pm. Wed 9am to 5pm. Fri and Sat 9am to 4pm. Closed Sundays.

Do I need a referral?

No. Book directly online, by phone on 647-333-6805, or by text.

09 · Closer than you think

We are 10 minutes
from your door.

Free parking at the door, and a free consultation before anything is booked. If a treatment is wrong for you, we will say so in the room rather than after you have paid for it.

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