Medical Aesthetics forMarkham

The honest opening

Markham does not need us. It is a city of more than three hundred thousand people with a dense and competitive aesthetics market along Highway 7, Warden and Woodbine, and we are around fifty minutes away in a direction that Markham traffic has no reason to travel.

If you are looking for a clinic near home, close this page and search locally. That is not false modesty, it is the sensible advice.

When it does make sense

Three situations come up.

The cottage run. Markham empties north on summer Fridays. Highway 404 to Green Lane, or across to the 400, both feed the same corridor, and Bradford is at Exit 64 on it. If you are heading to Lake Simcoe, Muskoka or Georgian Bay anyway, we are a stop rather than a journey.

Family up here. People with parents or siblings in Bradford, Newmarket or Innisfil are in this area regularly. If you are already coming, the appointment is free of travel cost.

A second opinion. The most common reason anyone leaves a well-served market for a clinic an hour away is that they want an assessment from somebody with no stake in the original work. If that is why you are here, book a consultation and nothing else. We will assess, tell you what we think, and let you take it away and think about it.

Where in Markham makes the difference

Markham is large enough that the drive depends on which end you start from.

North and west, near the 404. Berczy Village, Cathedraltown and the neighbourhoods off Major Mackenzie and Elgin Mills are on the highway within a few minutes. From here the fifty-minute estimate holds.

Unionville and the centre. Getting up to the 404 from Highway 7 or 16th Avenue adds ten minutes or so, more at rush hour.

East, Cornell and Box Grove. You are furthest from the 404, and crossing to it is the slowest part of the whole trip. Allow an hour or a little more.

There is no transit route worth using. Markham is on the Stouffville GO line and we are near the Barrie line, and the two only meet at Union Station. This is a drive.

If you are here for a second opinion

This is the reason we hear most often from Markham, so it deserves more than a line.

Book a consultation, not a treatment, and tell us at booking that you want a second opinion. Bring what you have: the name of the product used if you know it, the date, and any photographs from before. We will look at the area, explain what we think is going on, and tell you plainly whether anything should be done, including when the honest answer is to wait.

We do not treat work from another clinic on the same visit as the assessment, except where something needs urgent attention. That gives you time to think and removes any sense that the opinion was a sales conversation. If you are worried something has gone wrong, read what to do about a complication first, because some situations should not wait for an appointment an hour away. Our guide on how to choose a medical aesthetics clinic sets out the questions worth asking wherever you end up being treated.

Closer to home

If the drive is the obstacle, the towns between Markham and Bradford each have their own page: Stouffville, Richmond Hill, Aurora and Newmarket.

The route

Highway 404 north from Markham to Green Lane in East Gwillimbury. West on Green Lane to Yonge Street. North on Yonge through Holland Landing and across the Holland Marsh into Bradford. West along Holland Street to 444.

The 404’s northern extension made this considerably faster than it used to be. It is divided highway or open road almost the whole way, with no town traffic until you reach us.

What is here

One clinic, nurse-practitioner-led. Alex Dinovich, FNP-PHC, is Medical Director. CO2 laser resurfacing and Morpheus8 alongside the full injectable menu, plus a naturopathic doctor in the same building.

4.9 from 460 Google reviews. Free parking outside the door. 647-333-6805.