DeeTox Chapel Hill

DeeTox was founded on the view that looking good and feeling well should be handled together rather than as separate concerns. The practice describes itself as physician-led and says it is neither a chain, a franchise nor a standard spa. Its founder oversees the clinical decisions made across the practice, and it operates in Burlington, in Chapel Hill (Meadowmont Village), and in Raleigh.

Cosmetic dermatology sits alongside this, with neuromodulators, fillers, biostimulators and regenerative skin treatments, all planned around each patient's features and goals.

The aesthetic menu includes injectables: neurotoxins, hyaluronic acid fillers, Sculptra, Radiesse, platelet-rich plasma and EZ Gel PRF. Facial and skin-renewal options are Hydrafacial, customized clinical facials, chemical peels and dermaplaning. Light-based treatments span several devices: a broadband light therapy option, the Moxi laser, Helix CO2 laser resurfacing, and laser hair reduction. Wellness offerings include BHRT, vitamin injections, infrared sauna, Skinny Shots, and medical weight loss through GLP-1 programs supervised by a physician. Hair restoration is available at the Burlington and Chapel Hill locations.

A visit usually begins with an in-person consultation covering goals, medical history and the treatment area, and many services require one before treatment. Plans may be phased over several visits and cover preparation, aftercare, cost and maintenance. An online treatment planner can help narrow options before booking. The practice is by appointment only with no walk-ins, and visits can be booked online, by phone or through the contact page.

Burlington and Chapel Hill are open Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5pm, and Raleigh stays open later on weekdays and until 4pm on Saturdays. Phone numbers are 336.439.3266 for Burlington and 919.897.7287 for Chapel Hill and Raleigh. Financing is offered, including the CareCredit healthcare credit card, along with a membership program and a referral program. Men are welcome for aesthetic and wellness care. The practice says it is community focused, and the Burlington location hosts open houses, skincare events and educational gatherings.

Care is physician-led and starts with a skin evaluation and a conversation about concerns, goals and overall skin health, with plans customized to each client's diagnosis, symptoms and needs. Injectable and cosmetic work aims to refine existing features with realistic expectations rather than make dramatic changes.