Northern Rose MedSpa Baxter

Northern Rose MedSpa is a medical aesthetics clinic with two Minnesota locations, in Elk River and Baxter. The clinic describes its treatments as science-backed and results-driven. Visits are by appointment only, and clients can book by phone at (651) 314-7673.

Injectables include neurotoxin treatments to soften lines and wrinkles, using Botox, Jeuveau or Xeomin. Dermal fillers made from hyaluronic acid are offered for the lips, cheeks, jawline and nasolabial folds. Kybella treats submental fullness, commonly called a double chin, through a series of small injections beneath the chin containing deoxycholic acid. Numbing agents, a topical anesthetic or ice are used to ease discomfort, and swelling, bruising or numbness usually settles within a few days to a week. Clients are asked to avoid blood-thinning medications and alcohol beforehand. Pregnant or nursing clients are not eligible for filler or neurotoxin treatment, and dental appointments should be avoided two weeks before and after filler.

Skin services include Morpheus8, which combines microneedling with radiofrequency energy. Sessions are performed by licensed providers, last 15 to 60 minutes depending on the area, and use a topical anesthetic for comfort. A series of three treatments spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart is often recommended, followed by annual maintenance; results build gradually over about three months after the final session. PRP uses the client's own blood for skin and hair. Chemical peels exfoliate dead skin cells and can be tailored by depth, with lighter peels involving little downtime and deeper peels needing more recovery. A session typically runs 30 to 90 minutes, and light peels may be repeated every 4 to 6 weeks. SkinPen microneedling is done with the SkinPen device, and the clinic also offers Diamond Glow HydraDermabrasion, lasers and the Luxe Clinical Facial, a medical-grade facial.

IV hydration uses saline with electrolytes, vitamins, minerals and other nutrients chosen for each client. A trained practitioner places a small IV line, usually in the arm, and the infusion typically takes 30 to 90 minutes. How often a client receives IV hydration is set with a healthcare provider, and some clients may have sessions as often as weekly.

Treatments are meant to enhance a person's appearance rather than change who they are, with care built on natural results, clinical expertise and long-term patient relationships.