Highland Row Aesthetics, medical aesthetics and skin care in Clermont, Florida
Nobody starts here without knowing what the whole thing costs
Highland Row is a four-room medical aesthetics studio on the west side of Clermont, run by a nurse practitioner and a licensed aesthetician. We do one thing differently and it is the reason people drive here from Winter Garden and Mount Dora: before you book anything, you get the course written down. How many visits, how far apart, what each visit costs, and the point at which we tell you to stop and just come back for maintenance.
Nobody on this staff earns commission on what they recommend. That is the whole trick, and it is why the planner below can afford to tell you when a shorter course would do.
- The course, in writing, at visit one
- Per-visit prices, no packages to sign
- A written stop point on every plan
- No commission paid on treatments
- A provider you can reach after hours
- We will say no when it is a no
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Most of what we do is a series, not a visit
Very little in aesthetics works in one appointment. A peel series is three to six visits, four to six weeks apart. Microneedling is usually three. Laser hair reduction runs six to eight because it only catches hair that happens to be growing that week. Booking one visit and hoping is how people end up spending more than a planned course would have cost.
So we quote the course. The planner below builds you one in about a minute, using the same price book we hand you in the room.
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What each visit costs, printed
These are the per-visit prices, the same ones on the card we hand you in the room. Membership takes fifteen percent off every line and includes one facial a month; the planner below works out whether that is actually cheaper for the course you need. Suitability for any of it is decided at a consultation, in person, by a provider.
Wrinkle relaxer
Priced by the unit rather than by the area, so you pay for what was actually used and the chart shows it.
Dermal filler
One syringe per appointment as a rule. Anything larger is planned across two visits with a review between them.
Medical-grade facial
Sixty minutes with an aesthetician, including extractions. This is the one treatment we are happy for you to book on its own.
Light chemical peel
Very little visible peeling, usually a flushed day. Typically run as a series of three to six spaced four weeks apart.
Medium-depth peel
Real downtime, generally five to seven days of flaking. Booked around your calendar, not ours.
Microneedling with PRF
Draws your own blood on the day. Two to three days of looking windburned. Normally a course of three, six weeks apart.
Laser hair reduction
Six to eight sessions, six weeks apart, because the laser only affects hair in its growth phase that week.
IPL photofacial
Three sessions is the usual course. Not suitable for every skin type, which is decided at consultation, not online.
Four questions and you will know what a full course costs
These are the four questions we ask at the front desk, and they are the only four that change the answer much. Everything updates as you go. It is built on our own price book and on how long these courses actually run here, so it is an estimate and not a quote, and it is not medical advice. Whether any of it suits your skin is decided in person by a provider, not by a form.
A wrinkle relaxer appointment
What it involves.
The whole course, estimated$0 to $0
Estimate, not a quote.
How long it runsA number of visits.
What a visit looks likeYears on Highway 50
Treatment rooms
Days to a consultation
Commission paid on treatments
Two providers, and you will meet both
The person who plans your course is the person who does it
Highland Row does not rotate you through whoever is free. Your consultation, your plan and your visits are with the same provider, and if something is not settling right afterward you have their number, not a call center. Four rooms is the size we intend to stay.
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Jane Doe, ARNP
Medical director and injector. Handles consultations, neuromodulator and filler, and signs off every plan the studio writes.
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John Doe, LE
Licensed aesthetician. Runs the peel, microneedling and facial side, and does the six-week reviews between visits in a course.
Mostly about being told no
Jane D.
ClermontJohn D.
Winter GardenJane D.
Mount DoraThe questions that come up at the front desk
If yours is not here, call the studio on (352) 555-0148 and ask. Nobody at this front desk works on commission either, so you will get a straight answer even when the answer is that we are not the right place for it.
Is the planner a quote?
No. It is an estimate built from our own price book and from how long these courses actually run in this studio. The number moves once a provider has looked at your skin, and it can move down. Nothing on this page is medical advice, and nothing here decides whether a treatment is right for you. That happens in person.
Do I have to buy a package?
No, and we do not sell them. Everything is priced per visit. You can stop after the first one, and people do. Membership exists because it is genuinely cheaper for a long course, not because it locks anyone in; you can cancel it with thirty days' notice.
Why will you not show before-and-after photos?
Because we will not publish a client's face without their written consent, and consent given once in a treatment room is not consent to be on a website for years. We are happy to show you consented photographs in the consultation. Any result you see anywhere, ours or anyone else's, is that person's result, not a forecast of yours.
What happens at the consultation?
About forty-five minutes. Health history, medications, what you have already tried, and a look at your skin in proper light. You leave with a written course, the per-visit prices, and a stop point. There is no charge for it and no obligation to book anything.
Who actually does the treatment?
Jane Doe, ARNP, does everything injectable and signs off every plan. John Doe, LE, does peels, microneedling and facials. Nobody else touches your face, and neither of them is paid a commission on what they recommend.
Where are you and who do you see?
West Clermont, on Highway 50. Most of our clients come from Clermont, Minneola and Groveland, and a steady number drive in from Winter Garden and Mount Dora. Tuesday through Saturday, weekdays until six and Saturdays until three.