Take your time. It’s your face.
One treatment room, one injector, and a free half-hour consultation before anything is booked. You will leave it knowing what a treatment does, what it costs, and what it will not do.
Next consultation open Wed Nov 4, 9:00a · no charge
The first visit is free
Half an hour, and it includes the exam that has to happen before any treatment.
Nobody sells you anything
Prices are published and fixed. Nothing is added to a visit that you did not agree to first.
The record is yours
Notes, consents and photographs go into a vault that belongs to you. Read it, take it anywhere.
What she does
Prices are per unit, per syringe or per treatment, and they are on the page rather than in a quote you have to ask for.
Injectables
Neurotoxin Botox, Dysport, Jeuveau or Xeomin, priced by the unit. Forehead, glabella, crow's feet, and the smaller areas on request. Dermal filler — lips Hyaluronic acid, one syringe. Swelling settles over about two weeks. Dermal filler — midface, jawline or temples Hyaluronic acid, one syringe. Structural work; often a series. Biostimulator — collagen stimulation Poly-L-lactic acid. Gradual, over months, and usually a series of three.Skin
Microneedling with growth factors Collagen induction. Expect a sunburn look for a day or two. Chemical peel Superficial to medium depth, chosen at the visit for your skin and your calendar. IPL photofacial Pigment and redness. Treated spots darken before they flake away.Wellness
IV hydration therapy Forty-five minutes with a drip. Not a treatment for any disease and we will not tell you otherwise.How a first visit goes
You pick a time
Online, from your phone, in about a minute. You do not need an account and you are not asked for a card.
You come in and talk
Half an hour on your history, what you actually want, and the good faith exam. No treatment happens at this visit — that is the point of it.
You decide afterwards
Anything you need to sign arrives as a link on your phone and takes a couple of minutes. Book the treatment when you are ready, or do not book it at all.
Your chart follows you, not us
Most practices keep your record in their database. If you move, switch injectors, or they close, getting it back is a phone call and a fax machine and sometimes a fee.
Here, your intake, your consents, your exam and the notes and photographs from every visit are filed into a vault that belongs to you. You can read all of it, any time. You can hand it to your next injector without asking us. If this practice closed tomorrow you would still have every page of it.
How that worksYour records are not stored by the practice. They live in a vault that belongs to you, on MeCentral, and they go where you go — to a new injector, to another city, or nowhere at all. If this practice closed tomorrow you would still have them.
Come in and ask questions.
Half an hour, no charge, no obligation, and nothing to sign before you arrive.