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Moonshine Aesthetics & MedSpa

Injectables

Neuromodulators, fillers and biostimulators, dosed to the point where you look rested and no further. Every syringe is placed by a nurse practitioner or physician assistant, with Dr. Marsh's plan on the chart.

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Neuromodulators

Botox, Dysport, Xeomin

Softens the lines that movement makes: the forehead, the frown lines between the brows, crow's feet. We dose for movement that still reads as your face, not a frozen one. Most first-time patients need 20 to 40 units.

Visible change
subtle
Downtime
none
Results show
in 14 days
Lasts
3 to 4 months

From $14 per unit

Performed by NP or PA

Dermal filler

Juvéderm, Restylane, RHA

Restores volume where it has gone and shape where it was never quite there. Lips, cheeks, chin, jawline and under the eyes. We work in half-syringes when that's all a face needs, and we'll tell you when it is.

Visible change
noticeable
Downtime
1 to 2 days of swelling
Results show
immediately, settled in 2 weeks
Lasts
9 to 18 months

From $850 per syringe

Performed by NP or PA

Sculptra

Collagen biostimulator

Prompts your own skin to build collagen, so the change arrives slowly and looks like good sleep rather than a procedure. The right choice when the whole face has thinned, not one feature. Usually two or three sessions.

Visible change
subtle
Downtime
1 to 2 days of swelling
Results show
gradually over 2 to 3 months
Lasts
up to 2 years

From $900 per vial

Performed by NP or PA

Kybella

Under-chin fat reduction

Dissolves the fat under the chin for good. Expect noticeable swelling for most of a week, then a jawline that stays. Most people need two sessions, six weeks apart.

Visible change
noticeable
Downtime
3 to 5 days of swelling
Results show
in 4 to 6 weeks
Lasts
permanently

From $1,200 per session

Performed by NP or PA

What the first month looks like

  1. Day 0

    Treatment takes 15 to 30 minutes. You can go back to work.

  2. Day 3

    Neuromodulators start to take. Filler swelling is settling.

  3. Day 14

    Full result. This is when we photograph and, if needed, adjust.

  4. Month 3 to 4

    Neuromodulators wear off gradually. Book the next visit before they do.

Who does it, and what people say

Injectables treatments here are performed by a nurse practitioner or physician assistant, working from a plan reviewed by our medical director. Nobody is learning on you.

I asked Priya for less than I thought I wanted and she still talked me down. Two weeks later my sister asked if I'd been on holiday.
Rachel T., Gramercy. Botox and half a syringe of filler.

Before you book

Will it look obvious?

Not if we've done our job. We dose conservatively, photograph at day 14, and top up if you want more. You can always add. You can't take away.

Does it hurt?

Neuromodulators feel like a few small pinches. Filler is numbed with a topical cream and contains lidocaine; most people describe pressure more than pain.

Who actually does the injecting?

A nurse practitioner or physician assistant licensed in New York, following a plan reviewed by Dr. Marsh. Never an aesthetician, never a trainee unsupervised.

Not sure which injectables treatment is right?

That's what the consultation is for. A provider looks, listens and writes a plan. You take it home. There's no charge and no expectation.

Book a consultation

No consultation fee. Or text (212) 555-0142 and we'll reply within one business day.