Miami, FL · Edgewater
Botox in Miami
Softened, never stopped.
Botox, Dysport and Xeomin on Biscayne Boulevard in Edgewater, dosed muscle by muscle so your face still moves like yours. Every treatment with Dr. Alex, DNP, APRN, FNP-C.
Suite 303, Miami, FL 33137
Biscayne Blvd · Midtown
- By appointment only
- One provider
- Results in 3–7 days
Treatment areas
Where Botox can help
In Miami you can choose between Botox, Dysport and Xeomin, and Dr. Alex, DNP, will help you decide which suits your face. She starts by watching you talk, frown and smile, then plans each area separately, so lines soften while your expressions stay your own.
Upper face
Forehead lines
Horizontal lines left by a lifetime of raised brows. Treated with a light hand, they fade while your brows keep their full range — surprise and skepticism included.
Frown linesThe elevens
The vertical pair between the brows that can make a calm face look stern. Many first treatments start here, because softening them changes how approachable you look at rest.
Crow's feet
The fine lines that fan out from the outer eye when you smile. Dosed conservatively, so your smile still reaches your eyes.
Brow lift
A few well-placed units let a brow that has begun to drop sit a little higher. The eye looks more open, and the change reads as rested rather than lifted.
Temporalis
The broad muscle at the temple that tightens when you clench. Relaxing it can ease tension headaches and grinding, and gives the outer brow a slight lift.
Middle face
Bunny lines
Diagonal creases on the sides of the nose when you laugh or scrunch. They often become noticeable once the forehead is smooth, and need only a small dose.
Nose
If the nostrils flare or the tip pulls down when you speak or smile, a little product at the base steadies the movement and lets the tip rest slightly higher. The nose itself is unchanged.
Slim nose
Relaxes the muscles that widen the nostrils, so the base of the nose looks a little narrower — a gentle alternative for anyone curious about rhinoplasty who would rather avoid surgery.
Lower face
MasseterJaw · TMJ
The jaw muscle that tightens when you clench. Treating it slims a broad jaw over a few months and relieves clenching, grinding and the ache they leave behind.
Lip flip
A neuromodulator treatment, not filler: a few units along the upper lip let it roll slightly outward, so more of it shows when you smile. A subtle first step for anyone unsure about lip filler.
Chin
Relaxes the muscle behind a dimpled, orange-peel chin, so the skin smooths and the lower face looks more at ease.
DAODownturned corners
Small muscles that pull the corners of the mouth downward and make a neutral face look unhappy. Relaxing them helps the mouth sit level, and your resting expression reads as warmer.
Nefertiti lift
Small doses along the jaw and upper neck ease the muscle pulling the jawline down, for a cleaner angle between chin and neck without surgery.
Neck bands
Vertical bands that show on the neck with age or a strong platysma. Relaxing them smooths the line from jaw to collarbone.
Beyond the face
Underarms
For sweating that antiperspirant cannot control. One treatment keeps underarms dry for months — welcome in Miami humidity.
Palms & hands
For palms that sweat out of proportion to heat or nerves. A single discreet treatment makes a handshake easy again.
Not sure where to start? Bring the question to your consultation. Dr. Alex, DNP, will tell you honestly what is worth treating, and what is better left alone.
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Botox planned by Dr. Alex, DNP
DNP, APRN, FNP-C
Dr. Alex, DNP, trained in Miami: she completed her master's and doctorate at Florida International University after earning her BSN at Georgian Court University in New Jersey, and spent seven years in hospital medicine before focusing on aesthetic medicine.
With Botox, she treats movement rather than chasing individual lines. She studies how each muscle pulls before deciding on a dose, places units area by area, and prefers to start low and review you at a follow-up rather than risk a heavy result.
Naturally refreshed. Prevention-focused.
Effortless beauty.
- Credentials
- DNP, APRN, FNP-C
- Education
- BSN, Georgian Court University, Lakewood NJ · Master's & Doctorate, Florida International University
- Clinical
- Seven years in hospital settings · Two years in corporate aesthetic medicine · Two years in private plastic surgery · Four years as an independent practice owner
- Practice
- Blonde Girl Aesthetics® — Miami, Oakhurst, Manhattan
The visit
Your Botox visit, on Biscayne
The office is at 2800 Biscayne Boulevard in Edgewater — handy from Wynwood, Midtown, the Design District, Downtown and, over the causeway, Miami Beach. Book online or by phone; a Botox appointment is usually short enough to fit into a lunch break.
Miami, FL 33137 On Biscayne Boulevard in Edgewater, between Midtown and Downtown
- Tuesday
- 10:00 – 4:00
- Wednesday
- 11:00 – 6:00
- Thursday
- 10:00 – 4:00
- Saturday
- 10:00 – 2:00
- From I-95
Take I-195 east and exit onto Biscayne Boulevard, then head south to NE 28th Street - Minutes from Wynwood, Midtown, the Design District and Downtown
- Ask about parking when you book — we will tell you exactly where to go
New clients: $50 off your first treatment · In-office and virtual consultations with Dr. Alex, DNP
Questions
Botox in Miami, answered
What people usually want to know before their first Botox appointment in Edgewater. Anything else, just call.
(786) 833-8366How much does Botox cost in Miami, FL?
Botox is priced per unit, and how many units you need depends on your muscles rather than a set menu. Dr. Alex, DNP, works out the dose at your consultation after watching your face move, so a published per-area price would only be a guess. You will know the exact cost before treatment, along with her honest view of what to treat now and what can wait.
Botox, Dysport or Xeomin — which one will I get?
All three are stocked in Miami, and all work by relaxing the muscle under a line so the skin above it smooths. Dysport often takes effect a little sooner and spreads slightly more, which can suit wide areas such as the forehead. Xeomin contains no added proteins. Botox is simply the best-known name. Dr. Alex, DNP, recommends one at your consultation — and if one has worked well for you before, tell her.
Will people be able to tell?
Most people will simply think you look well rested. Doses are kept light and planned around the way you naturally express yourself, so your face still moves. The usual comment is that you seem relaxed — easy to explain in a city where everyone seems to have just come back from the beach.
How many units will I need?
It varies from person to person. Stronger muscles need more, one area takes fewer units than several, and men usually need more than women. Dr. Alex, DNP, decides the dose for each area on the day, leaning toward less: a few units can always be added at a follow-up, but they cannot be taken out.
How soon will I see results, and how long do they last?
You should notice softening three to seven days after treatment, with the full effect by about two weeks. Results on expression lines usually last three to four months — sometimes slightly less the first time, often longer with regular treatment. The masseter holds longer, typically four to six months.
Can Botox slim my jaw?
It can. Treating the masseter — the chewing muscle at the corner of the jaw — slims a square or bulky jawline into a softer, tapered shape, and relieves the clenching and grinding linked to TMJ tension and morning jaw pain. The change is gradual, building over a few months. At your consultation Dr. Alex, DNP, will check whether your jaw width is muscle that will respond.
Can I drive myself home afterwards?
Yes. Most people go straight back to work or home. For the rest of the day, stay upright, leave the treated areas alone and skip hard workouts; the small bumps where the needle went in usually disappear within an hour. Bruising can happen with any injectable, so allow at least two weeks before a big event.
How do I book Botox in Miami?
Online through our booking page, or by calling (786) 833-8366. Dr. Alex, DNP, sees Miami patients on scheduled days and there are no walk-ins, so booking ahead secures your time with her — including a proper consultation before your first treatment.
Is my late twenties too early to start Botox?
No. Preventative Botox uses lower doses to relax movements before they leave permanent lines. There is no right age; the real question is whether a line remains once your face is at rest. If it does, it is worth discussing. If it does not, Dr. Alex, DNP, will say so and suggest waiting.
Disclaimer The information on this page is for general education and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Whether a treatment is right for you is decided at a consultation with Dr. Alex, DNP, after a review of your health history. Results differ from person to person, and no specific outcome is guaranteed.