Service area
Medical Aesthetics forSchomberg
20 minutes from Schomberg, and one clinic at the end of it. Not a chain, not a branch, and not a different injector every time.
02 · The drive
Holland Street West,
from Schomberg.
Highway 27 north out of Schomberg to Highway 88, then east through Bond Head into Bradford. One turn, about twenty kilometres, no highway.
- Drive time
- 20 minutes
- Schomberg population
- 2,700
- Where we are
- 444 Holland St W, Unit #2, Bradford
03 · Schomberg, specifically
Things that only
apply to Schomberg.
Every one of the points below would be wrong if you swapped another town name into it. That is the test we hold this page to.
Schomberg is a village of a few thousand people with a Main Street that ends in fields. Everything beyond groceries and a coffee is a drive, and the two directions on offer are north to Bradford on Highway 27 or south to Nobleton and King City.
The Schomberg Fair has run since the middle of the nineteenth century and still shuts the village down for a weekend each spring. It is the sort of place where the village calendar is a real thing, and where an appointment gets booked around it rather than the other way round.
Highway 27 north from Schomberg to Highway 88 is a twenty minute run with no traffic lights until you reach Bond Head. There is no route from Schomberg to anywhere useful that is shorter.
Schomberg sits above the western end of the Holland Marsh, which puts it in King Township but with Simcoe County services within easy reach. A lot of daily life here already points north rather than south into York Region.
04 · The long version
Why Schomberg clients
make the drive.
Twenty minutes on one road
Highway 27 leaves Schomberg heading north, crosses open farmland, and meets Highway 88 at Bond Head. Turn east and you are in Bradford. There are no lights until Bond Head and no highway involved at any point.
That is about as simple as a drive gets, and it is the reason Schomberg tends to look north for things the village does not have.
What the village does not have
Schomberg has a Main Street, a fair that has been running since the 1850s, a community centre and a couple of thousand residents. What it does not have, and King Township as a whole does not have, is a medical aesthetics clinic.
That means everything from a Botox appointment to a skin tag removal involves a drive. The alternatives to Bradford are Newmarket or Aurora, both of which are further and both of which involve town traffic at the far end.
Small things worth knowing about
Two things get asked about here more than people expect, and both are quick.
Skin tags and milia. These do not need a dermatology referral and they do not need a waiting list. They are removed in clinic in one appointment. If you have been putting one off because you assumed it was a hospital job, it is not.
Medical peels and HydraFacial. For skin that spends a lot of time outdoors, which is most skin in a village surrounded by farmland, a proper medical-grade peel does considerably more than a spa facial and takes about the same amount of your afternoon.
The wider menu
Alongside injectables, we run CO2 laser resurfacing, Morpheus8, BBL broadband light, laser hair removal, Plexr, microneedling, medical weight loss and naturopathic consults. Alex Dinovich, FNP-PHC, is our Nurse Practitioner and Medical Director, which means prescription-level care is handled here rather than referred back to a family doctor in Nobleton or King City.
Free parking in our own lot. Book online or call 647-333-6805.
05 · Booked most often from Schomberg
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.
- Anti-wrinkle injections from $10
- HydraFacial from $229
- Dermal fillers from $600
- Medical-grade peels from $99
- Skin tag removal from $150
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.
Anti-wrinkle injections from $10 HydraFacial from $229 Dermal fillers from $600 Medical-grade peels from $99 
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.
Read the full team page for licences, backgrounds and who does what.
07 · What the region says
08 · Asked from Schomberg
Questions we get
from Schomberg.
How far is it from Schomberg?
About twenty minutes. Highway 27 north to Highway 88, east through Bond Head, into Bradford. We are at 444 Holland St W, Unit #2, on the west end of town.
Is anything closer than you?
For clinical skin treatment, no. King Township has no medical aesthetics clinic. Your realistic options are Bradford to the north or Newmarket and Aurora to the east, both further.
Do you do smaller things like skin tags and milia?
Yes, and they are worth mentioning here because people often assume they need a dermatology referral for them. Skin tag and milia removal are done in clinic in a single appointment.
Can I get an evening appointment?
Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays we are open to 7pm. Wednesdays to 5pm, Fridays and Saturdays to 4pm, closed Sunday.
Who does the injecting?
Our Nurse Practitioner or one of our three licensed RPN injectors. Alex Dinovich, FNP-PHC, is the Medical Director and signs off treatment plans.
09 · Closer than you think
We are 20 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.
- Address444 Holland St W, Unit #2, Bradford, ON L3Z 0G1
- Phone647-333-6805
- Emailinfo@bradfordskinclinic.com
- Mon, Tue, Thu9am-7pm
- Wed9am-5pm
- Fri, Sat9am-4pm
- SunClosed