InjectablePhysician administered
Injectable assessment
45 min
Review at 2 weeks
From $420 after assessment
Physician-led assessment with a written plan
Know what your skin
actually needs, in
four minutes.
Answer a few questions and Dr. Morgan reads your assessment before you sit down.
- Not a sales appointment
- Every option compared, including doing nothing
- $150, credited in full against any treatment booked within 90 days.
- Every plan written and signed by Dr. Morgan. No delegated first appointments.
- Nothing is treated on the day. You decide at home, with the plan in front of you.
Payment and finance accepted: Visa · Mastercard · American Express · CareCredit · Cherry
45 minutes with the physician
Examined, planned, and priced in writing
One physician, every plan
Delivery is shared with the clinical team. The assessment, the plan, and every injectable treatment are Dr. Morgan's own work.
The plan is written and priced
Sequenced on paper: what to do first, what can wait a year, and anything we advise against. Yours to take to another physician.
The price does not move
The same in January as in June. No flash sales, no countdowns, and nobody here is paid commission on treatment.
Why people move
practices.
Most of what separates one aesthetic practice from another is not the equipment. It is what happens in the first forty-five minutes.
At Morgan
- Examined before you are advisedFull skin assessment under standardized lighting, with dermoscopy, before anything is recommended.
- One written, sequenced planPriced, staged, and yours to keep. Take it for a second opinion; we would rather you did.
- The same price all yearNo seasonal promotion, no package pressure, no reason to wait for a sale that is not coming.
- You will be told noWhen a different treatment, a different specialty, or nothing at all is the right answer, that is what you hear.
- Reviews are part of the planA scheduled review after every new treatment, and a maintenance interval set to you rather than to a calendar.
What people describe elsewhere
- Advised by whoever is freeA different injector each visit, and no single person who knows the whole face.
- A quote, not a planA number for the treatment you walked in asking for, with no sequence and nothing in writing.
- Prices that move with the promotionWhich teaches you to wait, and quietly tells you what the treatment was really worth.
- Sold what you asked forEven when it was not the thing that would have answered the question you actually had.
- Silence after paymentNo review, no aftercare beyond a leaflet, and no contact until the next campaign.
How it works
Four minutes online, forty-five in the room, then it is your decision.
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Take the assessment
Four questions about what you want looked at, what you have had done, and how much recovery your life can absorb. No account, no card, and it takes about four minutes.
About 4 minutes No payment at this step -
Meet Dr. Morgan
Forty-five minutes. Medical history, a full skin assessment under standardized lighting, and clinical photography taken for your record only. You leave with the plan on paper.
45 minutes $150, credited to treatment Written plan to take home -
Start when you decide to
Treatment is booked as a separate appointment. First-time injectable patients are never treated on the day, so you decide at home rather than in a room with a clock working on you.
Booked separately Review scheduled with it
We are not tied to one manufacturer
Devices and injectables are chosen for the patient in front of us. The practice holds no exclusive supply agreement, and any advisory relationship is declared to you when that device is recommended.
- Cutera
- Lumenis
- Candela
- InMode
- Allergan
- Galderma
- Merz
Manufacturer names are shown as plain text and are the property of their respective owners. Listing does not imply endorsement in either direction.
Where people start
Six starting points, priced from. Which one is right for you is decided at examination, not from a website, and the assessment exists to work that out.
EnergyPhysician planned
Resurfacing pathway
60–90 min
Real recovery
From $690 after assessment
PigmentPhysician planned
Pigment assessment
30–45 min
Short course
From $380 after assessment
BodyClinician delivered
Body and laxity
35–60 min
Measured at baseline
From $750 after assessment
MedicalPhysician only
Medical dermatology
30 min
Findings in writing
From $250 per appointment
Start hereMost common
Full skin assessment
45 min
Credited to treatment
$150 credited in full within 90 days
Every treatment above is a medical procedure carrying risk, and none of it is suitable for everyone. Prices are starting points for planning, not quotations. What is appropriate in your case, and what it will cost, is established at examination.
Dr. Alex Morgan
Medical director
Board-certified dermatologist
“I would rather lose the booking than do the wrong treatment well.”
You will not find patient testimonials or before-and-after photographs anywhere on this site. Testimonials are selected precisely because they are the exception, which makes them a poor basis for a medical decision, and photographs in advertising are chosen the same way. What we publish instead is how the practice works, what it costs, and what we will refuse to do.
If you want evidence, ask for the written plan and take it to another physician. That is a better test of a practice than anything we could put on a page.
No patient testimonials published
No before-and-after advertising
No commission on treatment
Inside the practice
The rooms, the equipment, and the people. No patient photography, here or anywhere else.
Second floor, Fifth Avenue
Where every plan is written
Injectable and minor procedures
Nobody here is paid commission
Read before you book
Written by Dr. Morgan. Practical, specific, and free of the things a practice normally leaves out.
Before you book
The seven questions to ask any aesthetic practice
Who performs the treatment, who wrote the plan, what happens if it goes wrong, and four more that most practices would rather you did not ask.
Read
Pricing
Why we charge for the first appointment
A free consultation is a sales appointment wearing a white coat. Someone pays for forty-five minutes of physician time, and if it is not you, it is paid for in pressure.
Read
Recovery
What downtime actually looks like, day by day
Honest recovery calendars for resurfacing, microneedling, and injectable treatment, including the days nobody warns you about.
Read
Questions people ask
before booking
The ones that actually come up on the phone. If yours is not here, call the practice and ask for the clinical team rather than reception.
A free consultation is a sales appointment wearing a white coat, and both sides know it. Someone pays for forty-five minutes of physician time, and if it is not you, it is paid for in pressure to leave with something booked.
The $150 is credited in full against any treatment booked within ninety days. If you decide against treatment entirely, you keep the written assessment, and we consider that a fair exchange.
Not if it is your first injectable treatment with us. You leave with a plan and a separate appointment, usually within the following two weeks.
Returning patients on an established plan are often treated the same day where it is clinically appropriate.
Three structural answers. Nobody at the practice is paid commission on treatment. The plan is sequenced, so it names what to do now and what to leave for another year. And it is written down, which means you can take it to another physician for a second opinion. We would rather you did than proceed unsure.
Then that is the plan, and it is written down like any other. It happens most weeks. Sometimes the recommendation is a medical treatment rather than a cosmetic one, sometimes a different specialty, and sometimes to change nothing and come back in two years.
It depends entirely on the treatment, and honest answers here are specific rather than reassuring. Injectable appointments are short and use fine needles, with topical numbing where appropriate. Resurfacing and device treatments involve real recovery, measured in days.
Every appointment carries its expected recovery in writing before you book it, and we will move a treatment rather than let you go into an event unprepared.
They are stored in your clinical record, used for comparison at your reviews, and shown to nobody outside your care. We do not use patient photography in advertising, on social media, or in the practice. There is no consent form to decline, because we do not ask.
For planned courses and programs, yes, through a third-party medical finance provider. Terms come from them, not from us, and we have no financial interest in whether you use it.
Say so when you book, and bring whatever record you have, including product names and dates if you know them. Assessing previous treatment is a normal part of the appointment and there is no awkwardness in it from our side.
If the appropriate answer is time rather than intervention, we will tell you that too.
Four minutes now,
a plan you can trust after.
No account, no card, and no obligation at this step. The assessment simply means Dr. Morgan has read your case before you walk in.