A medical spa offers aesthetic, regenerative, and wellness services under the supervision of licensed physicians and trained medical staff, combining clinical-grade treatments (e.g. injectables, lasers, hormone therapy) with cosmetic and anti-aging protocols.

Yes — when performed in a medically supervised environment. At Mirelle, each patient begins with a full medical assessment, and all procedures are done by experienced clinicians following strict safety protocols.

Botulinum toxin treatments typically last 3 to 4 months, depending on individual metabolism, dose, and muscle activity. Some patients may maintain results slightly longer with consistent care.

Botox relaxes muscles to soften dynamic lines (e.g., frown lines, crow’s feet).

Fillers restore volume to areas that have thinned (e.g., cheeks, lips, nasolabial folds) using hyaluronic acid or biostimulatory agents.

Pricing depends on the device (standard vs RF microneedling), area being treated, and whether serums/PRP are added. In the NJ / Jersey Shore area, you’ll typically see ranges from $350 to $1,900, based on complexity.

Many non-invasive treatments require minimal downtime (mild redness, swelling). More intensive therapies (e.g. deeper laser resurfacing or combination treatments) may require 1–4 days of visible healing.

Yes. Options like RF microneedling, laser resurfacing, PRP/PRFM, and chemical peels help remodel collagen, reduce texture irregularities, and minimize acne scarring over time.

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme essential for cellular metabolism, DNA repair, and energy production. Replenishing NAD+ via IV or injections supports mitochondrial health, anti-aging, and vitality.

Regenerative aesthetics use bioactive agents like exosomes, growth factors, or platelet therapies (PRP/PRFM) to stimulate tissue repair and collagen regeneration — promoting natural, long-term rejuvenation rather than temporary masking.

Yes — in many patients, restoring optimal hormone levels (estrogen, progesterone, testosterone) helps reduce fatigue, stabilize mood, and improve metabolic function, when dosed appropriately and monitored with labs.

Medical weight loss combines evidence-based therapies (e.g. GLP-1 medications, peptides, metabolic reset protocols) with functional evaluation to address underlying barriers (hormones, insulin resistance, inflammation), creating sustainable results.

Some benefits (energy, clarity) may appear in weeks. Skin texture, firmness, and structural changes generally evolve over 8–12 weeks or more, depending on the protocol and individual resilience.

The correct treatment is determined via a comprehensive consultation that considers your skin type, anatomy, underlying physiology, goals, and medical background — not just what’s trending.

Yes, most aesthetic and longevity therapies benefit from maintenance. Depending on the modality, you may return every few months to annually to sustain results.

Typically, cosmetic procedures are not covered by insurance. Treatments tied to medical necessity (hormone imbalance, metabolic dysfunction) may be partially covered — we evaluate this case-by-case.

Yes — local patients benefit from accessibility, fewer travel concerns, and providers familiar with skin types and environmental stressors in NJ. You can expect high standards close to home.

Look for physician oversight, visible credentials of staff, portfolio of before/after results, transparent pricing, safety protocols, and proper consents. Always ask if you can see the doctor or NP before treatment. (Source: ASPS guidance 

American Society of Plastic Surgeons)

Common avoidances include retinoids, aggressive exfoliants, blood-thinning supplements (e.g. fish oil, aspirin), and tanning. Your provider will supply a tailored pre-treatment regimen.

Yes — treatments like laser resurfacing, microneedling, PRP, and antioxidant infusions help reverse sun damage, pigmentation, and collagen breakdown from environmental stressors.

“Less is more” means favoring subtle, natural enhancements over overfilling.

“Treatment stacking” means combining modalities (e.g. laser + PRP + peel) in a calibrated sequence for synergistic results. These trends reflect the 2025 shift toward integrated, regenerative aesthetics. 

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Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as signaling molecules in the body. In medical aesthetics and wellness, specific therapeutic peptides bind to receptors and stimulate pathways like collagen synthesis, tissue repair, immune modulation, fat metabolism, and mitochondrial function. By activating these natural biological processes, peptides support regeneration and optimize health from inside out.

At Mirelle, we offer a variety of evidence-based peptide protocols including:

Growth-factor and fibroblast peptides for skin firmness, wrinkle reduction, and dermal density

Fat-metabolism peptides (e.g. CJC-1295, Ipamorelin) to support body contouring when paired with diet/exercise

Repair & recovery peptides (e.g. BPC-157, TB-500) to assist in tissue healing and inflammation control

Longevity / mitochondrial peptides (e.g. MOTS-c, epitalon, NAD+ synergies) to support cellular energy and age resilience

Yes, when prescribed and administered by qualified medical professionals, peptides are generally safe and well tolerated. Side effects are usually mild and temporary (e.g. redness at injection site, mild fatigue, or headache). At Mirelle, peptide use is guided by labs, medical history, and regular monitoring to ensure dose safety and avoid interactions.

Many patients begin to notice improvements in energy, mood, or recovery within 2 to 4 weeks. Structural changes — like skin tightening, smoother tone, or fat reduction — typically emerge over 8 to 12 weeks as cells adapt and remodel. Consistency and adherence to supportive protocols amplify these effects.

Absolutely — one of the strengths of peptides is their synergy with regenerative therapies. For instance, combining peptides with PRP or microneedling can further boost collagen induction. Pairing peptides with bioidentical hormone therapy or NAD+ therapy can enhance systemic resilience and optimize treatment outcomes.

In many cases, yes. Peptides stimulate regenerative processes, but maintaining results often benefits from maintenance dosing or “peptide cycling”. At Mirelle, we tailor each protocol to your physiology and provide strategic follow-ups to adjust or pause therapy while preserving gains.

Usually not, since many peptide protocols are considered elective or wellness-based rather than strictly diagnostic or life-saving. However, peptides used for clearly documented medical conditions may sometimes be partially reimbursed. We evaluate each case individually and provide detailed documentation where possible.