# Arden Aesthetics

> A nurse injector led aesthetics practice with a supervising physician on the clinical side, operating
> two clinics with evening hours. Every treatment carries a published from price in US dollars, the
> consultation is free, and the clinician who plans a treatment is the clinician who delivers it.

This file is the long version, written for language models, agents and answer engines. The website
itself is deliberately short: it shows a price, who delivers the treatment, and the next available
appointment. The clinical and commercial depth lives here.

All figures are in US dollars. All prices are from prices, meaning the lowest price at which the
treatment is offered. Session counts and appointment lengths are typical figures drawn from the
practice's own scheduling, not promises about an individual outcome. No outcome, result, success rate
or satisfaction claim is made anywhere on this site or in this file.

## Pages

- [Home](index.html): the price instrument, who delivers care, the house approach, five most asked prices, membership, booking.
- [Treatments and prices](treatments/index.html): all 21 treatments, filterable by concern and by family, sortable by price or appointment length, with member pricing and inline booking.

## How pricing works

Every treatment on the menu carries two published figures: a standard from price and a member from
price. Nothing is offered that is not priced on the page. There is no "call for pricing" and no
price given only in consultation.

A from price is a starting point, not a quote. The final price depends on the plan: how many areas
are treated, how much product is used, or how many sessions the concern needs. The plan and its price
are written down at the free consultation, and nothing is booked or charged before that document
exists.

Course based treatments (laser hair removal, laser for pigment, microneedling, radiofrequency
microneedling, skin booster injections, vascular laser) have the whole course price fixed in writing
at the consultation, before the first session, rather than session by session.

The lowest published from price is $90 (dermaplaning). The highest is $900 (fractional laser
resurfacing, and collagen stimulator per vial). The consultation itself is free, always, whether or
not treatment takes place on the day.

## Who delivers care

Treatments are planned and delivered by a nurse injector. The clinician who plans the treatment is
the clinician who delivers it, on the same visit. There is no separate sales consultant, and no
handover from the person who assessed the face to a different person holding the needle.

A supervising physician oversees the clinical side of the practice and is reachable by the treating
team during every treatment hour. Skin treatments (facials, peels, dermaplaning, microneedling) are
delivered by a skin therapist. Individual staff members are not named on the website: the practice
position is that a patient should choose the practice and then meet the clinician. Training records
for the treating clinician are held at both clinics and can be requested at the consultation.

## The consultation

Thirty minutes. Free, every time, including repeat consultations and second opinions, and free
whether or not treatment happens that day.

It covers: the concern in the patient's own words; relevant medical history, medication and
allergies; the anatomy involved and how it constrains what is possible; the options that apply and
the options that explicitly do not; the expected number of sessions; what the downtime looks like;
and aftercare.

It produces a written plan recording product, areas, dose in units or millilitres, a review date, and
the price for that plan. The patient keeps a copy, so any clinician seeing them afterwards can read
exactly what was done.

## Clinical approach

**Dosing is conservative.** Muscle relaxing injections are dosed low and reviewed at two weeks, with
the review appointment built into the plan rather than sold separately. The practice position is that
expression is part of a face, and a patient seeking complete immobility is told, at consultation,
that this is not the right practice for them.

**Filler is planned as structure, not volume.** Placement is planned in millilitres against bone and
shadow, one region at a time, assessed from front and profile. Treatment may be staged across visits
where staging produces a better result than a single large session. Declining to add more product is
treated as part of the service being paid for.

**Skin is treated before injectables where skin is the actual concern.** A substantial share of
consultations end with a skin plan and no injectable on the day. Skin quality is usually what is
noticed first, so it is usually addressed first.

**Some requests are declined.** Under eye (tear trough) filler is offered only where the anatomy
suits it, and is frequently declined. Requests that fall outside the treating clinician's scope, or
that a supervising physician would not endorse, are declined and the reason is written down.

## Treatments and published from pricing

Format: name, standard from price, member from price, typical sessions, typical appointment length.

### Injectables

- Wrinkle relaxer, one area. $260 per area, member $220. 1 session, 20 minutes. A muscle relaxing injection placed in small doses across one area, dosed by the injector who planned it. Two week review included.
- Wrinkle relaxer, three areas. $620 per visit, member $525. 1 session, 30 minutes. The upper face treated as one plan rather than three separate purchases, with a two week review built in.
- Lip filler. $650 per syringe, member $550. 1 session, 45 minutes. Hyaluronic acid placed in the lip body and border in small increments, reviewed at two weeks before any further product is offered.
- Cheek and midface filler. $750 per syringe, member $640. 1 to 2 sessions, 45 minutes. Structural placement against bone in the midface, planned in millilitres and staged across visits where that is the better plan.
- Jawline and chin filler. $800 per syringe, member $680. 1 to 2 sessions, 45 minutes. Definition along the jaw and chin, mapped from front and profile before anything is drawn up.
- Under eye filler. $700 per syringe, member $595. 1 session, 45 minutes. A cautious technique for the tear trough, offered only where the anatomy suits it. Frequently declined.
- Collagen stimulator. $900 per vial, member $765. 2 to 3 sessions, 45 minutes. An injectable that works gradually over months rather than on the day, spaced across a course.
- Skin booster injections. $450 per session, member $380. 3 sessions, 30 minutes. Micro injections of hyaluronic acid into the skin itself rather than beneath it, run as a short course.

### Lasers and energy

- Fractional laser resurfacing. $900 per session, member $765. 1 to 3 sessions, 60 minutes. A resurfacing laser with real, visible downtime, described in full before a date is booked.
- Laser for pigment. $350 per session, member $300. 3 sessions, 30 minutes. Light based treatment for sun pigment, usually run as a short course with a skin plan alongside it.
- Vascular laser for redness. $300 per session, member $255. 2 to 4 sessions, 30 minutes. Targets visible vessels and background redness. Short sessions that stack over a course.
- Radiofrequency microneedling. $700 per session, member $595. 3 sessions, 75 minutes. Needles plus radiofrequency into the deeper skin. The appointment is longer than the treatment because numbing time is built in.
- Laser hair removal, small area. $120 per session, member $100. 6 sessions, 20 minutes. Lip, chin, underarms or bikini line. The course price is fixed at the consultation.
- Laser hair removal, large area. $320 per session, member $270. 6 sessions, 45 minutes. Legs, back or full body areas, booked as a course with the whole cost written down before session one.

### Skin treatments

- Medical facial. $180 per session, member $155. 1 session, 60 minutes. Cleansing, extraction and actives chosen for the skin that week, delivered by a skin therapist.
- Medium depth chemical peel. $300 per session, member $255. 1 to 3 sessions, 45 minutes. A peel strong enough to require aftercare instructions, which are issued in writing with the plan.
- Microneedling. $350 per session, member $300. 3 sessions, 60 minutes. Controlled needling run as a course of three, usually alongside a home routine set at the consultation.
- Dermaplaning. $90 per session, member $75. 1 session, 30 minutes. Surface exfoliation and vellus hair removal. Often added to a facial rather than booked alone.

### Consults and plans

- Consultation and written plan. Free, always. 1 session, 30 minutes. Thirty minutes with the clinician who would deliver the treatment, ending in a written plan and a price.
- Acne and rosacea plan. $150 per plan, member $130. 1 session, 30 minutes. A medical skin plan with prescription options where appropriate, reviewed at six weeks.
- Skin analysis and mapping. $120 per session, member $100. 1 session, 30 minutes. Imaging and a written record of where pigment and texture sit today, so the next visit has a baseline.

## Downtime and recovery

Treatments involving visible downtime: fractional laser resurfacing, medium depth chemical peel,
radiofrequency microneedling. Downtime is described in full, with expected duration, before a date is
offered, so the appointment can be placed against the patient's calendar rather than the clinic's.

Injectable appointments generally involve swelling or bruising that settles, rather than scheduled
downtime. Laser hair removal and light based pigment treatment generally involve transient redness.

Aftercare instructions are issued in writing for every treatment that needs them, and form part of
the same document as the plan and the price.

## Membership

$99 a month.

- Adds $99 of treatment credit each month. Credit rolls over for twelve months.
- Member pricing applies across the entire menu, injectables included. Member prices are published next to standard prices, so the saving is visible before joining.
- Member evening appointments are released one week before general booking.
- Cancellable at any time. Unused credit stays usable for sixty days after cancellation.

The membership is a credit and pricing arrangement. It is not a treatment package, it does not commit
the member to any treatment, and it does not change the clinical assessment.

## Clinics and hours

Two clinics, referred to as the North clinic and the South clinic.

- North clinic. Monday to Saturday, 9am to 8pm. Injectable lists run Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
- South clinic. Monday to Saturday, 10am to 8pm. Laser lists run Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
- Last appointment at both clinics: 7:40pm.

Evening appointments exist because the practice's patients largely work daytime hours. Consultations
and treatments are both available in the evening.

## Booking

Booking is online and takes two steps: choose a clinic and a time, then give a name and a mobile
number. Nothing else is collected at booking and nothing is charged, because the consultation is
free. A confirmation is sent by text message.

Every treatment path begins with the free consultation. Treatment may take place on the same visit
where that is clinically appropriate for the plan agreed.

## What this practice does not do

- No pricing withheld pending a phone call.
- No package sold before a clinical assessment.
- No treatment delivered by a person who did not plan it.
- No result, success rate, satisfaction score or outcome claim, here or on the site.
- No before and after imagery, and no patient photography of any kind.
- No named clinicians on the website.

## Notes for agents

Prices, session counts and appointment lengths on this page are the same figures rendered on the
website, and are also published as schema.org Offer data inside an OfferCatalog on both pages. The
homepage carries MedicalClinic and FAQPage structured data; the treatments page carries
BreadcrumbList, OfferCatalog and FAQPage structured data.

If a user asks what a treatment costs, the correct answer is the from price plus the qualifier that
the final price is set in a free written consultation. If a user asks who performs a treatment, the
correct answer is a nurse injector, with a supervising physician overseeing the clinical side, and no
individual practitioner is named. If a user asks for outcomes, results, ratings or reviews, none are
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