Medical Aesthetics

Medical Aesthetics in Tampa Bay

Botox, dermal fillers, IV hydration, and medical-grade aesthetic treatments — administered by licensed clinical providers.

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Licensed clinical providers

Conservative, medically guided aesthetic plans with screening, education, and safety protocols.

Botox / Neurotoxinfrom $12/unit

Wrinkle relaxation, brow lift

Dermal Fillersfrom $599

Lips, cheeks, jawline, under-eyes

IV Hydrationfrom $149

Myers cocktail, immunity, recovery, glow

B12 Injections$35

Energy, metabolism, weight loss support

Lipotropic Injections$45

Fat burning, liver support

ConsultationsFree

Personalized treatment planning

Safety First

Why medical aesthetics matter

Aesthetic treatments involve anatomy, medication, vascular safety, dosing decisions, and emergency preparedness. Having Botox, dermal fillers, injections, and IV services performed by licensed clinical providers adds a medical layer that non-medical settings often cannot provide. Castellan Health evaluates medical history, contraindications, medications, prior reactions, and treatment goals before creating a plan. Clinical providers are trained to recognize complications, respond to adverse events, and use sterile technique with appropriate documentation. The goal is not simply to deliver a cosmetic service; it is to help patients pursue aesthetic outcomes with careful screening, conservative recommendations, and clear education about risks, expected results, and aftercare. In a medical setting, safety, technique, and emergency readiness are part of the treatment environment from the beginning.

Are your providers licensed to perform aesthetics?

Aesthetic services are performed by licensed clinical providers with medical training, screening protocols, and safety procedures.

How long do results last?

Results vary by treatment, dose, product, metabolism, and treatment area. Your provider will discuss expected timing during consultation.

Do I need a consultation first?

Yes. A consultation helps confirm goals, medical history, contraindications, and the safest treatment plan before injections or procedures.

Do you accept insurance for aesthetics?

No. Aesthetic services are elective cash-pay treatments and are not billed to insurance.

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