Injectables

We're a medical day spa offering five categories of treatments: injectables (Botox, fillers, Sculptra, Kybella), skincare treatments (facials, peels, microneedling, dermaplaning), laser treatments (hair removal, IPL, PiQo4, tattoo removal), advanced treatments (RF microneedling, PRP, plasma pen, sclerotherapy), and wellness services (GLP-1 weight management, hormone replacement, NAD+, B12). All under physician oversight.

8713 Milwaukee Ave #200, Lubbock, TX 79424. We're easy to find, with ample parking. Hours: Monday 10am–3pm, Tuesday through Friday 9am–6pm, Saturday 10am–3pm, closed Sunday. Call (806) 701-5840 for directions or to book.

Yes. We're a medical day spa operating under physician oversight, with Patricia Arledge, MD (plastic surgeon) as our Medical Director. All injectable, laser, and wellness treatments are performed by licensed clinical providers following medical protocols. We're regulated as a medical practice, not a beauty salon—a meaningful difference for safety and outcomes.

Sheena Klos founded The Spa in 2016 and serves as Spa Director and a Medical Aesthetician. Her vision: bring physician-overseen aesthetic and wellness care to Lubbock with the consistency of a major-city medical spa and the personal attention of a local business.

Our clinical team includes Aesthetic Injectors Rebecca Fant, MSN, FNP-C and Angela Hunsaker, RN; Medical Aestheticians Sheena Klos, Posey Pence, and Victoria Henry; Brayden Mitchell; and Client Experience Provider Madison Brown. All work under the medical direction of Patricia Arledge, MD, our plastic surgeon Medical Director.

Book online at thespalubbock.com or call (806) 701-5840. Most treatments have online booking available 24/7. For complex services (injectables, lasers, wellness), we recommend starting with a free consultation so we can build the right treatment plan together.

Yes—consultations for injectables, lasers, advanced treatments, and wellness services are complimentary and carry no obligation. We'll evaluate your concerns, recommend a treatment plan, and give you honest pricing. You decide if and when you want to move forward.

Yes. Our membership program gives you discounted per-service pricing across the menu, priority booking, and early access to new treatments and events. Membership tiers fit different commitment levels—we'll help you choose what fits your goals. Ask at your consultation or call for current pricing.

No. We do not accept or bill insurance. Most aesthetic and wellness services are elective and are not covered. For medical treatments such as Botox for hyperhidrosis, some plans will reimburse you directly, and we can provide documentation for you to submit, though coverage is up to your insurer. We accept all major credit cards, debit cards, and HSA/FSA cards where the service qualifies.

Three things. First, physician oversight: our Medical Director is a plastic surgeon, not a general practitioner. Second, our team's licensure: every clinical role is held by a licensed professional appropriate to the service—no shortcuts. Third, our approach: we'd rather under-treat and have you come back happy than over-treat and have you regret it. We've been operating in Lubbock since 2016.

We work with first-time patients constantly. Bring your concerns—nothing is too small or too "obvious." We'll explain what each treatment does, what it can and can't change, and what makes sense for your goals and budget. There's no pressure to commit, no upselling, and no judgment about what brought you in.

Yes, and we encourage it. Reference photos help us understand your aesthetic preferences. We'll be honest about what's realistic with your facial structure and what isn't. Photos of yourself from earlier years are also useful if your goal is to recapture a previous look.

Neurotoxins—Botox, Dysport, Daxxify, and Xeomin—relax the muscles that create dynamic wrinkles, the lines that appear when you move your face. Fillers like Restylane, Juvederm, and RHA restore volume and contour to areas that have lost it: cheeks, lips, under-eye hollows, jawline. Most patients benefit from both, and we'll map out the right combination for your concerns at your free consultation.

Most patients describe injectables as a quick pinch. Neurotoxin injections use ultra-fine needles and take seconds per site. For fillers and Kybella we apply topical numbing beforehand, and the products themselves contain lidocaine. If you're nervous about discomfort, tell your provider—we have several comfort techniques including ice and vibration.

It depends on the product. Neurotoxins last 3–4 months on average; Daxxify can extend to 6+ months. Hyaluronic acid fillers last 6–18 months depending on the area and product used. Sculptra builds collagen over 4–6 months and results last up to two years. Kybella permanently destroys the fat cells it targets. Your provider will recommend a maintenance schedule based on what you choose.

All injectables are performed by our licensed Aesthetic Injectors—Rebecca Fant, MSN, FNP-C and Angela Hunsaker, RN—under the medical direction of Patricia Arledge, MD, our plastic surgeon Medical Director. Texas Medical Board rules require physician oversight for injectable treatments, and we exceed that standard.

Injectable pricing by category. Neurotoxins (per unit): Botox $14, Xeomin $14, Daxxify $7, Dysport $5. Fillers (per syringe): $550–$1,100 depending on product. Sculptra: $850 per vial. Kybella: $650 per syringe. Most treatments use multiple units or syringes—your provider calculates total cost at your appointment based on what you actually need. Members receive discounted pricing across all injectables.

Most healthy adults over 18 are candidates. Reasons we'd recommend waiting or skipping treatment include: pregnancy or breastfeeding, active skin infection at the injection site, certain autoimmune conditions, or recent dental work in the treatment area. We screen for all of it during consultation—and we'll never push a treatment that isn't right for you.

Skip alcohol, fish oil, ibuprofen, and aspirin for 48 hours before treatment—they thin the blood and increase bruising. Arnica supplements starting a few days before help reduce bruising. Come with a clean face. Bring your questions. If you take prescription blood thinners, talk to your provider first—don't stop without their guidance.

Wait 24 hours before strenuous exercise, hot yoga, saunas, or facials. Light walking is fine. The reason: heat and pressure can move filler before it integrates, and they can spread neurotoxin to unintended areas in the first 24 hours.

Neurotoxin softens over 3–4 months naturally—it's temporary. Hyaluronic acid fillers can be reversed within 24 hours using hyaluronidase (Hylenex), which we offer in-house. Sculptra and Kybella are not reversible, which is why we're conservative with those treatments. We won't proceed with anything you're not 100% sure about, and we'd rather do less than risk overcorrection.

Neurotoxin starts working in 4–7 days and reaches full effect at 14 days. Filler is visible immediately, with the final shape settling after about 2 weeks once any swelling resolves. Sculptra builds gradually with full results visible at 8 to 12 weeks. Kybella results may be seen as early as 4 to 6 weeks per session, with full results from a series of up to 6 sessions visible at 12 weeks after the last treatment.

That's a function of who's injecting. Our team is trained to enhance, not exaggerate. The goal is "rested and refreshed"—people noticing you look great without knowing why. If you want a more dramatic result, we'll have that conversation upfront and tell you what's realistic. The aesthetic matches you, not the other way around.

Book your free consultation online at thespalubbock.com or call (806) 701-5840. Consultations are available six days a week with no obligation. We'll go over your concerns, recommend a treatment plan with honest pricing, and you decide if you want to move forward.