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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Arnprior | Wedding Makeup |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.

Dermis Advanced Skin Care is a downtown clinic to consider when researching Ottawa bridal skincare before a wedding. The business’s official site identifies it as an advanced skin care and medical-aesthetics clinic, rather than a wedding-day makeup provider. Couples can use a consultation to discuss their individual concerns and decide whether any documented service fits their timeline and comfort level.

The clinic is at 116 Albert Street, Suite 110, near Parliament Station. Its published menu includes facials, skin and scalp treatments, laser hair removal, injectables, medical aesthetics, body sculpting and lash enhancement. Because treatment suitability and timing are personal, the most useful next step is a direct consultation rather than assuming a particular service is appropriate for a wedding date.

About Dermis Advanced Skin Care

Dermis Advanced Skin Care is the current official identity associated with the supplied legacy website. The official site says the independent Ottawa clinic has operated since 2006 and provides advanced skin care and medical-aesthetics services. This profile replaces outdated Arnprior contact details with the clinic’s currently published downtown Ottawa location and phone number.

Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. The official website provides relevant beauty and skin-treatment context for couples, but it does not present the business as a dedicated bridal makeup artist or wedding-day beauty team.

Services and specialization

Dermis publishes nine treatment categories. For skin-focused wedding preparation, its menu includes HydraFacial, clinical and organic facials, chemical peels, microneedling, PRP, laser treatments, laser hair removal, injectables and lash enhancement. The clinic also lists body sculpting and skin-and-scalp services.

The website identifies concern-led options for acne and breakouts, scarring, pigmentation and tone, skin quality, lines and wrinkles, volume and contour, unwanted hair, and some body concerns. Its injectables are described as being administered by the clinic’s nurse practitioner. These are clinic-published offerings, not recommendations that a couple should select any specific procedure.

HydraFacial and facial treatments
Laser hair removal and laser treatments
Medical aesthetics, including chemical peels and microneedling
Injectables and fillers
Skin-care products and lash enhancement

Service area and who it may suit

The clinic is based in downtown Ottawa and lists service areas across the National Capital Region, including Centretown, the Glebe, Westboro, Kanata, Barrhaven, Orléans, Nepean, Gatineau and Hull. It is a practical option for couples who can attend appointments at its Albert Street clinic rather than needing a provider to travel to a venue.

The official contact page says the clinic is steps from Parliament Station, has nearby parking options and is wheelchair accessible. It may suit people seeking a consultation-led clinic visit for a documented skin, laser or aesthetic concern. The site does not publish on-location wedding services or group bridal-party appointments.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Documented features include a nurse practitioner for injectable treatments, a team of registered professionals, and 10 Health Canada-approved devices. Dermis also states that its practitioners have more than 80 years of combined experience and that staff complete training every 90 days. These are provider-stated operational features, not independent quality ratings.

The public information has important limits for wedding planning. Dermis does not publish bridal packages, makeup applications, hair services, wedding-party coordination, travel service or a guaranteed event-ready timeline. Its website also does not state which treatments, if any, are suitable close to a wedding. Couples should treat the consultation as the place to discuss these details and any relevant health history.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official website advertises a complimentary skin consultation, but it does not show a public price list for the treatment categories reviewed here.

Ask for the total cost of the proposed service, the number and spacing of appointments that may be suggested, product costs, taxes, deposits and the cancellation terms before booking. The contact page states that late cancellations within 24 hours may be subject to a fee.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

Contact and booking

Book through Dermis’s online consultation form, call (613) 233-7546 or email info@dermisadvancedskincare.com. The form allows an enquirer to select a service of interest and give a preferred date and time; the clinic says it responds within one business day to confirm an appointment.

For an initial visit, the clinic asks clients to arrive 10 minutes early to complete intake forms. Its published hours are Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; it is closed Sunday. Confirm appointment availability directly, especially if a wedding date makes timing important.

What couples should confirm

Before committing, explain the wedding date, the desired outcome and whether the request concerns skin texture, pigmentation, hair removal, lashes or another published service. Ask the practitioner whether a consultation, patch test, follow-up or recovery period may be needed, and whether the proposed plan can be completed comfortably before the event.

Also confirm whether the clinic can accommodate more than one person, whether there are any pre- or post-treatment instructions that affect other wedding beauty appointments, and what happens if the date must change. If makeup application or on-site wedding support is required, plan for a separate provider because those services are not documented on Dermis’s official site.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Dermis Advanced Skin Care offer a free first consultation?

Yes. The official site advertises a complimentary skin consultation and provides an online request form, phone number and email for booking.

Is Dermis Advanced Skin Care accessible by public transit?

The clinic says it is steps from Parliament Station on Ottawa’s LRT and that its facilities are wheelchair accessible. Confirm any individual accommodation needs when booking.

Does Dermis publish bridal packages or wedding-day makeup services?

No. The official site reviewed does not publish bridal packages, wedding-day makeup applications, hair services, mobile service or wedding-party booking details. Contact the clinic directly if those items matter to your plans.

What is the published cancellation policy?

Dermis says appointments can be rescheduled at no charge with at least 24 hours’ notice. Cancellations within 24 hours may be subject to a fee equivalent to 50% of the treatment cost, and no-shows may incur the full treatment fee.