Oakhurst, NJ · Monmouth County
Botox in Oakhurst
Naturally refreshed. Prevention-focused.
A boutique medspa for cosmetic dermatology and aesthetic wellness on Route 35 in Ocean Township — minutes from Deal, Long Branch and Asbury Park. Treatments with Dr. Alex, DNP, APRN, FNP-C.
Suite 206E, Oakhurst, NJ 07755
Route 35 · Ocean Township
- By appointment only
- Little downtime
- Results in 3–7 days
Treatment areas
Botox treatment areas, one by one
Botox, Dysport and Xeomin are all available here — which one suits you is decided together at the consultation. Every treatment begins with watching how your face actually moves, and dosing is planned area by area, so expression stays yours: softened, never stopped.
Upper face
Forehead lines
Years of expressive brows leave their signature in horizontal lines across the forehead. The aim here is quiet, not still: the lines ease, and you can still raise an eyebrow at exactly the right moment.
Frown linesThe elevens
Those two furrows between the brows are the ones that make friends ask whether everything is all right. Easing them is often where a first appointment begins, and it changes how approachable a resting face looks more than any other area.
Crow's feet
The soft fan of lines at the outer corners of the eyes. We treat them lightly on purpose — a laugh that does not reach your eyes is not the look anyone is after.
Brow lift
Not surgery, just a handful of units placed to let the brow rise where it has begun to settle. The tail of the brow lifts, the eye opens, and nobody can say quite why you look brighter.
Temporalis
The wide muscle over the temple, which many people clench without noticing. Relaxing it takes the edge off tension headaches and grinding, and lends the outer brow a small lift as a bonus.
Middle face
Bunny lines
The crinkles that run across the nose when you scrunch it or laugh hard. They often come to notice only after the forehead has been treated — and they take very little product to calm.
Nose
When the nose flares or the tip dips as you talk and smile, a few units at its base steady it and let the tip sit slightly higher. Nothing about the shape of the nose is altered.
Slim nose
Calms the small muscles that widen the nostrils, so the base of the nose reads a touch narrower. A quiet option for someone who has wondered about rhinoplasty but does not want to go near it.
Lower face
MasseterJaw · TMJ
The strong muscle you feel when you clench your teeth. Treating it narrows a wide or heavy jawline gradually over a few months, and brings real relief from grinding, clenching and the tight, tired jaw that comes with them.
Lip flip
Not a filler. A few units along the top lip let it turn gently outward, so more of your own lip shows when you smile — subtle, and a favourite first step before anyone considers lip filler.
Chin
For the pebbled texture some chins take on with speech and expression. The muscle relaxes, the surface smooths, and the lower face looks calmer at rest.
DAODownturned corners
The small muscles that tug the corners of the mouth down and give a neutral face a faintly disappointed look. Relaxing them lets the mouth rest level, and the whole face reads as friendlier.
Nefertiti lift
Small doses along the jawline and into the upper neck release the band of muscle that drags the jaw downward. The result is a crisper line between chin and neck, with no cutting and no downtime.
Neck bands
The vertical cords that stand out along the neck with age or a strong platysma muscle. Softened, they leave a smoother, more graceful line from jaw to collarbone.
Beyond the face
Underarms
When antiperspirant has given up, a single treatment keeps underarms comfortably dry for months at a stretch — through a Monmouth County August, and through the boardroom.
Palms & hands
For hands that sweat far past what nerves or heat would explain. One discreet treatment, and a handshake or a held hand is nothing to think about.
Unsure which of these is you? That is what the consultation is for. It begins with a conversation about what you see in the mirror — never with a sales pitch.
Book a consultationYour provider
Your Oakhurst injector, Dr. Alex, DNP
DNP, APRN, FNP-C
Dr. Alex, DNP, is a doctorate-prepared aesthetic nurse practitioner who began her nursing career here in New Jersey — a BSN from Georgian Court University in Lakewood — before earning her master's and doctorate at Florida International University and spending seven years in hospital medicine.
Her approach to Botox is about movement, not just lines. She watches how your face works before a single unit is planned, then doses area by area, so the result is your own expression with the tension taken out of it — and she would always rather start conservatively and add at a follow-up than overdo it.
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 — Oakhurst, Miami, Manhattan
The visit
Botox on Route 35, minutes from the shore
We are on Route 35 in Ocean Township, a short drive from Deal, Long Branch, Asbury Park and Red Bank, with parking right outside the door. Oakhurst is by appointment only — book ahead online or by phone, and the visit itself will often take less time than the drive.
Oakhurst, NJ 07755 On Route 35 in Ocean Township, Monmouth County · On-site parking
- Monday–Saturday
- 10:00 – 5:00
- Sunday
- Closed
- Garden State Parkway
Exit 105 (Eatontown) or Exit 100 (Asbury Park) to Route 35 - NJ Transit North Jersey Coast Line — Allenhurst, Asbury Park and Long Branch stations
- Park right outside — no meters, no garage
Questions
Botox in Oakhurst, answered
Everything people tend to ask before booking a first Botox appointment in Oakhurst. If your question is not here, call — the person who picks up can actually answer it.
(848) 275-3676How much does Botox cost in Oakhurst, NJ?
Botox is charged by the unit, and the number of units is decided by your muscles, not by a menu. Dr. Alex, DNP, works that out at the consultation after watching your face move — which is why we do not publish a per-area price that would only be a guess. You will have an exact figure before anything is drawn up, along with an honest word on what to treat now and what can wait.
Botox, Dysport or Xeomin — which one will I get?
All three are available in Oakhurst, and all three work the same way: they relax the muscle beneath a line so the skin above it can rest. Dysport tends to settle in a touch faster and spread a little more softly, which suits broad areas like the forehead; Xeomin carries no added proteins; Botox is the one most people know by name. Dr. Alex, DNP, will recommend one for you at the consultation — and if you have a favourite from past treatments, say so.
Will people be able to tell?
Only in the way people notice a good night's sleep. Dr. Alex, DNP, keeps doses light and plans around your natural expression, so nothing looks frozen and nothing looks done. Friends usually say you seem rested, or ask whether you have just been on vacation — and at the shore, that is a perfectly plausible cover.
How many units will I need?
There is no standard number. Strong, well-used muscles want more; a forehead alone wants far less than forehead, elevens and crow's feet together; and men typically need more than women. Dr. Alex, DNP, sets the dose per area from how your face moves on the day, erring on the side of less — it is easy to add a few units at a follow-up, and impossible to take them back.
How soon will I see results, and how long do they last?
The first softening shows around day three to seven, and the finished result is in place by about two weeks. It then holds for roughly three to four months on expression lines — sometimes a little less the first time, often longer once you have kept up a rhythm. Masseter results outlast the face, typically four to six months.
Can I drive myself home afterwards?
Yes — there is nothing to recover from, and most people drive straight home or back to work. For the rest of the day, avoid lying flat, rubbing the treated areas and hard exercise; the small raised bumps at the injection points usually settle within the hour, well before you reach the Parkway.
Is Oakhurst by appointment only?
It is. Dr. Alex, DNP, sees patients in Oakhurst on scheduled days, so appointments are booked in advance rather than walk-in — book online, or call and we will find you the next available day. Booking ahead also means your visit is unhurried, with time set aside for the consultation itself.
Is my late twenties too early to start Botox?
Not at all. Preventative Botox uses smaller doses to soften the expressions that would otherwise etch lines in over the years, so the lines never fully form. There is no correct age to begin — what matters is whether a line is starting to stay after your face relaxes. If it is, that is worth a conversation; if it is not, Dr. Alex, DNP, will tell you so.