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Northridge · LOS ANGELES AREA

Skin & Beauty Center — Northridge

Hours vary 4/6 details checkedNot yet claimed

About this clinic.

Full-service dermatology practice offering cosmetic dermatology (Botox/Dysport, fillers, Sculptra, Morpheus8, Fraxel, Ultherapy/Thermage) alongside medical dermatology; cosmetic menu is listed practice-wide.

Botox & neurotoxinsDermal fillersBiostimulatorsKybellaLaser hair removalLaser resurfacingIPL / BBLMicroneedlingRF microneedlingChemical peelsMedical facialsSkin tighteningTattoo removal

Services are published by the clinic. Whether a treatment suits you is a question for a qualified provider at your consult.

Products & devices named by the clinic

BotoxDysportDaxxifySculptraKybellaMorpheus8UltherapyThermageFraxelFormaPicoSureAccuTite

As listed on the clinic’s own pages. Names belong to their owners; listing them is not an endorsement.

Trust check.

What we could confirm before you book: 4 of 6. This is not a rating or a safety check — it shows what you can verify for yourself.

Real, sourced locationAddress and details from 1 official source.
Who’s in chargeProviders listed as MD, PA, NP; no medical director named.
Published pricesPrices not published online.
Reviews you can checkNo review source found yet.
See the space1 photo of the actual clinic.
Published hoursOpening hours published by the clinic.

Medical oversight.

Medical director: Not named by the clinic
Provider credentials: MDPANP
Clinic’s note: Practice-wide provider list includes dermatologists (MD), PA-Cs and nurse practitioners; the site does not say which providers perform cosmetic treatments at this office.

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At your consult, ask.

A few plain questions that tell you a lot about a clinic. A good team will answer them without pressure.

Who will treat me, and what is their license?Ask for the provider’s name and credential (for example MD, NP, PA or RN). You can look up a California license yourself at search.dca.ca.gov.
Who is the medical director?Ask which physician oversees treatments and how to reach the clinic if you have a concern afterwards.
Which exact product or device?Ask for the brand name (for example Botox or Dysport, or a specific laser) so you can compare like with like.
How is it priced?Ask whether the price is per unit, per syringe, per session or a package, roughly how much you might need, and what a follow-up costs.
Is this right for me?Share your health history and medications, and ask about risks, downtime and alternatives. Only a qualified provider who has assessed you can answer this.