Caliber Aesthetics & Wellness

The practice has two offices. The Randolph location is at 447 NJ-10, Suite 2, reached at 973-343-7853, and the Hillsborough Township location is at 349 US-206, Suite F, reached at 908-359-4151. Both offer free on-site parking and are ADA-accessible. Randolph is off Route 10, next to Meadow Woods. Randolph lists Morristown, Denville, Mendham, Chester, Rockaway, Mount Olive, Roxbury, Parsippany, East Hanover and Livingston among the towns it serves, while Hillsborough lists Branchburg, Belle Mead, Montgomery, Princeton, Bridgewater, Somerville, Manville, Raritan and Flemington.

The business says its results come from sequenced, biologically informed treatment plans instead of discounts or fixed packages. It states that it does not lead with injectables and does not run promotions that override clinical judgment. It describes itself as science-first, focused on measurable outcomes rather than the breadth of its treatment menu, and says its Exion platform is built around the individual rather than a single standard protocol. Most treatments are delivered as a series of sessions rather than one visit.

A first visit starts with a free consultation, which is not a treatment. No treatment is given until the plan has been reviewed and approved. A consultation is also required before Emface, Emsculpt Neo and Emsella to determine whether each one is appropriate. The business notes that certain implants and pregnancy rule out some of these treatments. It states that patient records, photography and consultations meet HIPAA standards, and that before and after images are published only with signed consent.

Randolph focuses on face, skin, body sculpting and pelvic floor treatments, including Emface, the Exion services and TMJ-related treatment. Hillsborough focuses on body muscle building, pelvic floor treatment and physician-supervised weight management, with Emsculpt Neo and Emsella offered there. Exion can be paired with Emface at Randolph. The business says staff are trained directly on Emface, Emsculpt Neo, Emsella and Exion, and that the clinical team logs 40 or more hours of continuing education a year.

If no measurable change is seen by the end of a protocol, the business says it will adjust the plan at no additional charge. It also states that individual results vary and that its treatments are not a substitute for medical advice.

The business builds sequenced, protocol-based plans and describes its approach as science-first, tied to measurable outcomes and to each patient's goals.