Nargiza Aesthetics
Med spa in Merrick, NY
Nargiza Aesthetics is a medical spa in Merrick that offers skincare treatments, injectables, laser work and hair restoration. The business says it combines advanced technology with medically backed treatments, and it describes its setting as clean, calm and modern. Treatments are performed by Nargiza Smith, a registered nurse and licensed aesthetician.
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Nargiza Aesthetics is a medical spa in Merrick that offers skincare treatments, injectables, laser work and hair restoration. The business says it combines advanced technology with medically backed treatments, and it describes its setting as clean, calm and modern. Treatments are performed by Nargiza Smith, a registered nurse and licensed aesthetician.
The treatment moves through a sequence of stages on a patented Vortex-Fusion machine, working to clear away debris, slough off dead skin, draw out impurities and add moisture. A standard visit takes about half an hour, while an upgraded version can run as long as an hour. Along the way, a mild peel using glycolic or salicylic acid is applied, and suction tools lift out congestion without any squeezing by hand. Serums built on hyaluronic acid, antioxidants and peptides follow, and vitamin C can be added as an optional booster. The treatment can be used on the face, neck, décolletage, back and lips. Clients are asked to avoid strong retinols and exfoliating acids for two to three days before an appointment. Sessions may be postponed if the skin has an active rash, sunburn or a flare-up of intense acne.
Injectable visits are shaped by the treatment. Neurotoxin (Botox or Daxxify, priced at $14 per unit) takes about 10 to 20 minutes, with results appearing within 3 to 7 days, full results by day 10 to 14, and effects typically lasting 3 to 6 months. Dermal fillers, including products from Juvederm and Revance at $700, take about 30 to 45 minutes and may be preceded by a topical numbing cream; results are visible right after treatment with minor swelling for one to two days. Most fillers used are reversible and can be dissolved with hyaluronidase. A follow-up about two weeks after neurotoxin or filler is recommended. Sculptra, an injectable biostimulator, is offered at $800, and lip augmentation is also available.
Aerolase Neo is a medical laser that targets melanin, hemoglobin and water in the skin. It delivers a 650-microsecond pulse and needs no numbing cream or cooling, since the handpiece does not touch the skin. Sessions run 10 to 30 minutes for acne, 15 to 20 minutes for melasma, 20 to 60 minutes for skin rejuvenation and 20 to 25 minutes for rosacea and redness. Laser hair removal sessions are spaced three to four weeks apart, and the laser can be combined with chemical peels for faster clearance of melasma. The business says Aerolase is safe for all skin types and tones, including the darkest complexions. Clients can book a consultation for Aerolase treatment.
Chemical peels use Prodigy Peel by iS Clinical, a superficial peel that targets blemishes, signs of aging and pigment irregularities. Its blend includes resorcinol, lactic acid, salicylic acid and citric acid. A session takes about 30 to 45 minutes and results develop over the following days. Peels are often done as a series of three to six treatments spaced four to six weeks apart, followed by maintenance peels every three to four months; a single peel is $250. Aftercare includes daily SPF 30 or higher and skipping makeup for 24 to 48 hours. Peels are not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding, with isotretinoin, after recent sunburn, or during radiation or chemotherapy.
Pricing is listed for several services: Hydrafacial runs $175 to $225, with add-on masks for an extra $15 to $20; microneedling with Toskani is $475; PRX is $400; and hair restoration starts at $350. Packages of three or more treatments receive 10% off. Payment plans through Cherry let clients pay over time, with 0% APR options subject to eligibility and interest-bearing plans with APRs as low as 5.99%. The site says there are no hard credit checks, and a minimum down payment may apply, such as $250 in its example.
The business says it combines advanced technology with medically backed treatments and describes its care as results-driven.
The business describes its setting as clean, calm and modern.
Specials & promotions
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15% off any service for first-time clients
On their website as of Oct 29, 2026 · Where we saw it
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10% off packages of 3 or more
Packages of 3 or more
On their website as of Oct 29, 2026 · Where we saw it
Services
Final prices may vary.
Neurotoxin for wrinkle reduction, dermal fillers, Sculptra, lip augmentation and hyaluronidase injections to dissolve filler.
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Neurotoxin (Botox, Daxxify) $14/unit
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Filler $700
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Sculptra $800
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Hyaluronidase Injections Price at booking
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Lip Augmentation Price at booking
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Neurotoxin Injections Price at booking
Hydrafacial on the face, neck and decollete, back and lips, plus other skincare treatments including PRX.
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Hydrafacial $175–$225
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Hydrafacial Back (Back Facial) Price at booking
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Hydrafacial Neck & Décolleté Price at booking
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Hydrafacial Perk (Lips) Price at booking
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Consultation or Follow-up Price at booking
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Hair restoration $350+
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Aerolase Neo Laser Treatments Price at booking
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Neurotoxin $14/unit
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Aerolase Laser Price at booking
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Botox Price at booking
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Dermal Fillers Price at booking
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Microneedling Price at booking
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Chemical Peel $250
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PRX $400
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Microneedling with Toskani $475
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Acne Price at booking
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Laser Hair Removal Price at booking
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Melasma & Hyperpigmentation Price at booking
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Rosacea, Redness & Broken Capillaries Price at booking
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Skin Rejuvenation & Tightening Price at booking
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Meet the team
Team members listed on their website. Individual roles, credentials, and current employment have not been independently verified.nargiza-aesthetics.com (opens in a new tab)
- Highlights
- Aerolase Neo medical laser for pigmentation, redness and acne concerns, with no numbing or cooling needed
- Hydrafacial using a Vortex-Fusion device, with optional boosters such as vitamin C
- PRX, a needle-free topical biostimulator that the business says suits all skin types, including delicate or sensitive skin
- Neurotoxin brands Botox and Daxxify, which the business says are FDA-approved
- 10% off packages of three or more treatments
- Cherry payment plans with 0% APR options subject to eligibility
- Good for
- Clients considering injectable treatments
- Hydrafacial and regular facial maintenance
- Melasma and pigmentation concerns
- Clients planning a series of chemical peels
- Sensitive or delicate skin, for PRX
- People who want a consultation before booking
- Clients who prefer to spread out costs with a payment plan
- Treats
- Acne
- Melasma and hyperpigmentation
- Rosacea, redness and broken capillaries
- Skin rejuvenation and tightening
- Anti-aging
- Forehead lines
- Frown lines
- Crow's feet
- Lip lines
- Neck bands
- Techniques
- Hydrafacial with Vortex-Fusion device
- Glycolic and salicylic acid peel steps
- Vacuum-suction extraction
- Aerolase Neo laser
- Microneedling
- Microneedling with Toskani
- Chemical peel with Prodigy Peel
- PRX topical biostimulator
- Sculptra injectable biostimulator
- Neurotoxin injections
Products & treatments
- Botox
- Daxxify
- Juvederm
- Revance
- Sculptra
- Aerolase Neo
- Hydrafacial serums
- iS Clinical Prodigy Peel
- PRX Derm Perfexion
- PRX-PLUS
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