The human gate
Plans, prices, and aftercare all pause at a person — Dr. Whitlock on every plan, your provider on every instruction sheet. Nothing reaches a client unsigned.
Nurse-led · Physician-directed
The art of subtle skin — rested, not done.
We're the studio people choose when they want to look like themselves on a good week. Nurse-led, physician-directed, and honest to a fault — starting with a consult where the only thing on the table is your skin.
Medical direction by Dr. Anne Whitlock, MD — every chart, every plan, every price. (Every photo here is licensed stock; every name and number invented.)
Next consultationTuesday — openings this week
The medical part
We believe the best work is the kind nobody can point to — only a face that finally looks the way you feel.
Med-spas fail people in two ways: promising too much, and asking too little. So we run this studio the way Dr. Whitlock runs her practice — history first, contraindications out loud, and no treatment that can't be defended in the chart. Pregnant or nursing? Melasma-prone in July? The plan changes, and we tell you why. If your event is in June, we'll tell you what's achievable by June — not what we can invoice by June.
Dr. Anne Whitlock, MDMedical Director
→ See how a plan gets signed
11+Years injecting — Mirelle Brandt, RN
$50The consult — applied to treatment, or refunded
100%Of plans and prices physician-signed
WeeklyHow often we decline a treatment, in writing
The menu
Signature Treatments.
Every price is a starting point, and every plan begins in the consult room — never at the register.
Injectables
Softening, not freezing · two-week check booked before you leave the chairNot offered while pregnant or nursing — and we'll say so kindly.IPL Photofacial
Sun damage, redness, broken capillaries · treated in seriesA series of three, four weeks apart, is the truthful dose.Graduated Peels
Every three weeks, graduated strength · pigment's patient enemyNursing-safe protocols exist — and actually work.Microneedling
Acne scarring & firmness · six weeks apart, test pass firstWaits six months past isotretinoin — the chart holds the date.Skin Rituals
Signature facials & dermaplane · the quiet workhorses of every planIncluding nursing-safe brightening protocols.
Why Mirelle
Your confidence's new beginning.
Gentle procedures, honest calendars, and a chart that keeps every promise defensible.
Nurse-led, physician-directed
Every plan & price signed
Honest timelines, always
Nursing-safe protocols
Gentle, minimally invasive care
Treatments designed for minimal downtime — keeping your skin calm, your recovery short, and your results yours.
Managed, not cured
The sentence we say to every melasma client — and the reason our plans stage honestly around nursing, seasons, and real calendars.
Your visit
A journey built around you.
Private consultation
$50, applied to any treatment — or refunded if the honest answer is "you don't need us yet."
Personalized plan
Drafted from your own words and our real menu — then reviewed and signed by Dr. Whitlock before you see a price.
Treatment day
Nurse-led, unhurried, and conservative on purpose. Your two-week check is booked before you leave the chair.
Recovery & aftercare
Pre- and post-care instructions go out only after your provider signs them. Plans bend; charts don't lie.
Memberships
Skin is a practice, not an appointment.
Two memberships, priced so the math is boring and the visits are regular. Pause or cancel any month — a membership should feel like a ritual, not a gym contract.
The Ritual
$189/month
One visit monthly
- Signature facial or dermaplane facial each month
- 10% off treatments and medical-grade skincare
- Banked visits roll for 90 days
- Priority booking on Saturdays
Most chosen
The Portrait
$339/month
Monthly visit + quarterly credit
- Everything in The Ritual
- $300 quarterly credit toward IPL, peels, or tox
- 15% off treatments and skincare
- Annual skin review with Dr. Whitlock
The workflow
The Consult Room.
Three chairs in our back office: the intake that reads your own words, the plan drafted from our real menu, and the membership desk. The AI reads, flags, and drafts. Your provider approves every plan, every price, and every aftercare sheet. That's the whole system.
Demo data — nothing here is realBuilt for a studio where the medical director's signature means something. Every name and number below is invented; every step genuinely runs, right here in your browser.
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What the room read — concerns, flags, and the honest part
Read — nothing prescribed, nothing promised
Next: open The treatment plan chair — it drafts from this intake, and Dr. Whitlock reviews before anything reaches the client.
Drafting the plan
The room drafts from the intake in chair one and our actual service menu — respecting every health flag and telling the truth about the calendar. If there's no intake yet, it will say so instead of guessing.
The rule under the drafting: contraindications are constraints, not suggestions. Nursing means no IPL, no strong peels, no tox — the plan works with what's safe now and stages the rest for later, dated honestly.
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The drafted plan lands here — for the provider, first
Draft — Dr. Whitlock reviews every plan and every price
Plan totalnothing is booked or billed from a draft
The membership desk
Billing and cadence, kept boring on purpose. Pick a membership and the desk lays out the year — visits, credits, and what each month costs. No surprise renewals; the desk drafts a note before anything changes.
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The cadence and the billing land here
Cadence — visits the desk will remind, never auto-book
AI may
Read an intake and pull out concerns, health flags, and the date that matters; draft a plan from the service menu; lay out membership billing; draft every note.
AI may not
Diagnose, promise a result, book a treatment, set a price on its own, or send aftercare unsigned. It drafts; clinicians decide.
Data boundary
Everything here is invented and stays in your browser. No intake, name, or health detail is uploaded or stored anywhere.
How this demo works
Honest about the machine.
The Consult Room is a working demonstration, not a picture of one. It genuinely parses whatever you type into the intake — "melasma after my second pregnancy," "wedding in June," "still nursing" — then drafts a plan from the studio's service menu that respects every health flag and counts the real weeks to your date. In production those steps run through a small language model behind DID's demo backend; here, rule-based versions answer so the page works anywhere, with no keys and no account.
What stays with a person: everything that matters. The medical director approves every plan and every price, and pre- and post-care instructions send only after a provider signs them. And to say it plainly — the studio, the clinicians, the clients, and every price on this page are fictional. This demo is not medical advice.