444 Holland St W, Unit #2, Bradford ON · Nurse-practitioner-led · Open Saturdays · 647-333-6805
The reception desk inside Bradford Skin Clinic, about an hour north of Toronto

Service area

Medical Aesthetics forToronto Clients

About one hour. One clinic on Holland Street West, and the same team at every appointment.

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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 Toronto.

About one hourToronto, Ontario

Highway 400 north from the 401 or the Black Creek Drive on-ramp, past Vaughan, King and the Holland Marsh, to Exit 64 for Highway 88 and Bradford. Then east on Holland Street West.

Drive time
About one hour
Toronto population
2,794,356
Where we are
444 Holland St W, Unit #2, Bradford
Very close crop of deeply creased skin around a closed eye
A clinician setting the dial on a treatment device beside an empty blue treatment chair
Devices
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

04 · The long version

Why Toronto clients
make the drive.

Let us start with the obvious

Toronto has more medical aesthetics than anywhere else in Canada. If you live at Yonge and St Clair and want Botox, there are probably a dozen clinics within a twenty minute walk, several of them excellent. We are an hour up Highway 400 and this page is not an argument that you should ignore all of them.

It exists because some of our clients do have Toronto addresses, and there are three honest reasons why.

Reason one: you are already going north

Bradford sits on the Highway 400 corridor at Exit 64, the first exit north of the Holland Marsh. Everything heading to Barrie, Muskoka, Georgian Bay and the Kawarthas passes within two kilometres of our door.

A Friday afternoon appointment on the way up, or a Sunday appointment on the way back, is not an hour of extra driving. It is a stop.

Reason two: family up here

The other common pattern is straightforward. People who grew up in Bradford, Newmarket, Innisfil or Barrie, moved into the city, and still come north most weekends. If you are spending Saturday with your parents in Holland Landing anyway, the drive is already happening.

Reason three: a specific combination

Alex Dinovich, FNP-PHC, is our Nurse Practitioner and Medical Director, licence 13564840. That means prescribing scope in the same appointment as the assessment. Alongside that, we run CO2 laser resurfacing and Morpheus8 together, and we have a naturopathic doctor, Dr. Erica Vriend, ND, working from the same clinic.

That combination, prescribing NP plus resurfacing devices plus naturopathic care in one building, is genuinely uncommon. If it is what you want, it may be worth the drive. If it is not, it is not.

Practical notes

Northbound on the 400 in the morning runs against the commuter flow and is quick. Southbound in the early afternoon is the same. Friday afternoons northbound in summer are the worst case, and can be an hour and a half.

Bradford GO on the Barrie line runs from Union, weighted heavily towards peak commuter service, so check the timetable if you want a midday appointment.

Parking is free and outside the door. 444 Holland St W, Unit #2. Call 647-333-6805.

A woman with a white clay treatment mask spread across her face, hands resting at her cheek

05 · Booked most often from Toronto

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 clinician performing fractional CO2 laser resurfacing on a client's face
CO2 resurfacing
A clinician treating a client's lower face with a radiofrequency microneedling handpiece
Morpheus8
A gloved clinician injecting a neuromodulator into a client's forehead
Anti-wrinkle injections
A nurse injector placing hyaluronic acid filler into a client's cheek
Dermal fillers
A clinician performing fractional CO2 laser resurfacing on a client's face CO2 resurfacing from $1,199 A clinician treating a client's lower face with a radiofrequency microneedling handpiece Morpheus8 from $499 A gloved clinician injecting a neuromodulator into a client's forehead Anti-wrinkle injections from $10 A nurse injector placing hyaluronic acid filler into a client's cheek Dermal fillers from $600 A patient holding supplement capsules during a naturopathic consultation Naturopathic medicine from $220

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 Toronto

Questions we get
from Toronto.

Should someone in Toronto really drive to Bradford?

Only in specific circumstances. If you are already travelling north, if you have family in the area, or if you want a particular combination of treatments under one nurse-practitioner-led roof. For routine work, Toronto has hundreds of options and we would tell you to use one.

How long is the drive?

About an hour from downtown outside rush hour on Highway 400. Northbound in the morning and southbound in the early afternoon are both against the commuter flow. Friday afternoons northbound in summer are the worst case and can be considerably longer.

Can I get to you by train?

Bradford GO is on the Barrie line out of Union. Service is weighted towards the commuter peak, so check the timetable carefully if you want a midday appointment and a return the same day.

Can everything be done in one visit?

Where it is clinically appropriate, yes, and from Toronto we would plan it that way. Tell us the distance when you book.

Is there parking?

Free, in our own lot, directly outside the unit. No meters, no app, no garage.

09 · Closer than you think

We are a short drive
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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