Subtle is a dosage.

Botox, filler and laser from licensed injectors who show you the number, the syringe and the price first.

Book a free consult or call (904) 555-0142

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12 units, $144. A typical frown-line dose, and the number you hear before we start.

Physician-ownedMedical director on site or on call every treatment day.
Licensed injectorsRN and NP, named on this page with their credentials.
Prices postedPer unit and per syringe, below. No surprise add-ons.
Consult is freeTwenty minutes, no pressure to book the same day.

You decide at the desk, not in the chair.

Consult
Twenty minutes with your injector. Goals, history, medications, what you want to keep the same.
Written plan
Areas, units or syringes, and the total, in writing. Take it home if you want to think.
Treatment
Photos first, then the treatment. Most visits run under 30 minutes.
Two-week check
Come back for a free look. If a touch-up is needed it is a small, priced one.

What it costs, said out loud.

Pick the areas you are thinking about and the slip adds itself up. Final dose and price are set by your injector.

Botox and neurotoxin

$12per unit

Smooths forehead, frown and eye lines. Lasts about 3 to 4 months.

Dermal filler

from $650per syringe

Restores volume in cheeks, lips and chin. Hyaluronic acid, dissolvable.

Laser hair removal

from $95per small area

Medical-grade laser, packages of six. Patch test first.

Laser skin resurfacing

from $450per session

Evens tone and texture. Downtime depends on strength, we say how much.

Microneedling

$350per session

Builds collagen with fine needles. A series of three works best.

Medical facial

$165per visit

Extractions, peel and hydration, chosen after a skin check.

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Sealed single-use needles and syringes laid out on white linen

What is in the room before you sit down.

Aesthetic treatments are medical procedures. Ask any clinic these questions. Here are our answers.

A physician oversees every treatment dayOur medical director writes the protocols and is on site or reachable the whole time.
Only licensed RNs and NPs injectNames, licenses and training are on this page, not behind a phone call.
Products come from the manufacturerFDA-approved Botox and filler, bought direct, opened in front of you.
We are ready if something goes wrongFiller dissolver and an emergency kit are on hand, and every injector is trained to use them.
Consent and photos come firstYou sign what we will do, and we photograph your starting point.

Sometimes the answer is no.

If you are pregnant, if the treatment will not give you what you are hoping for, or if you want more than looks natural on your face, we will say so and explain why. You will not be sold a bigger number.

Real credentials, in plain sight.

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Dana Reyes, NP-C

Lead injector

Board-certified family nurse practitioner
Neurotoxin and filler since 2016
Advanced facial anatomy training
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Portrait of a physician in a clinic coat

Dr. Evan Marlowe, MD

Medical director

Board-certified physician, 18 years in practice
Reviews every protocol and complication plan
On site Tuesdays and Thursdays, on call all other days
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Portraits are AI-generated stand-ins and the names and credentials are fictional placeholders.

Real patients, shown with consent.

Before
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After
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Frown lines, 12 units. Placeholder. Real patient photos go here, same angle, same light, no filters, with the date.

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After

Cheek filler, 1 syringe. Placeholder. Shows the result at 2 weeks, not day one.

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After

Laser, 3 sessions. Placeholder. We show the plan and the count next to each photo.

4.9

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"She talked me down from a second syringe. I left with less than I came in planning for, and I look like me."
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"I asked about price three times and got the same number each time. That is why I booked."
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"The two-week check mattered. A tiny adjustment, no charge, and it was exactly right."
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The ones people ask before they book.

Find us: 1234 Placeholder Ave, San Marco, Jacksonville

Open: Tue to Sat 9 to 6, Mon by appointment

Arrive: Free parking behind the building

Will I look frozen?

Not if the dose is right, and setting the dose is the injector's job. We start conservative and add at the two-week check if you want more. Your forehead should still move.

Does it hurt?

Most people feel a quick pinch. We use fine needles and can numb the area first for filler. Botox visits are usually done in minutes.

How long do results last?

Botox runs about 3 to 4 months. Filler ranges from 6 to 18 months depending on the product and the area. We tell you the range for your plan.

What if I do not like it?

Botox softens on its own over weeks. Filler can be dissolved. Tell us at the two-week check and we will fix what we can at no charge for small adjustments.

Is there downtime?

Usually none. You might see small bumps or a bruise that covers with makeup. We tell you what to avoid for the first 24 hours.

Who is not a candidate?

Anyone pregnant or nursing, and people with certain nerve or muscle conditions or allergies to the ingredients. We ask at the consult and will say no when it is not safe.