Uplift MD

Uplift MD was founded in 2022 by physician Angeline DeiSanti, who also holds an MBA. Before starting the practice, she worked as a consultant for a clean beauty brand. The business is built around safety, environmental sustainability, inclusivity and client satisfaction, and it aims to be a space free of intimidation and unrealistic beauty standards. Its aesthetics visits are described as low-stress from start to finish.

For injectables, the practice offers botulinum toxin treatments using Xeomin, Botox Cosmetic, Dysport and Jeaveau. Toxin relaxes the targeted facial or body muscles, and the results are not permanent, typically lasting two to four months depending on the product. Forehead treatment typically uses 6 to 12 units in several small injections, glabella treatment typically uses 3 to 5 injections totaling 12 to 30 units, and crow's feet treatment typically uses 6 to 12 units per eye. Lower face, lip flip and gummy smile treatments are also offered, with dosage varying by patient. Masseter and neck injections are available, though the practice notes that not everyone is a candidate. Xeomin is priced at $12 per unit, and botulinum toxin injections have a minimum charge of $125 per service.

The Epionce peel line includes Lite Peel: Refresh for $85, which combines malic and salicylic acids with willow bark extract and involves no downtime. The sal-e peel, a 28% salicylic acid solution, and the mal-e peel, a 50% malic acid solution that may be used on the face, neck, arms and hands, are each $125. The Combination peel uses sal-e and mal-e together for $200. Booking the Three Peel Series, which is available for sal-e and mal-e peels only, costs $325 and saves $50. The business states that these peels address congestion, dullness, rough texture, dark spots, breakouts, redness and fine lines. A series of three to six peels spaced three to six weeks apart is recommended for the best results, though visible changes can come after a single peel.

SkinPen microneedling uses tiny needles to make small punctures in the skin's surface, which the business says stimulates collagen production. It is priced at $350 per session per area, or $900 for a package of three. The business states that SkinPen Precision Microneedling was the first FDA-cleared microneedling device on the market, and says the treatment can improve the look of wrinkles, scars and acne, along with skin texture and firmness. A series of three to six sessions is recommended. Clients should wait at least six months after taking isotretinoin (Accutane), arrive with a clean face, and call the office if the treatment area is irritated the day before. Afterward, skin may be pink and mildly inflamed for 24 to 48 hours, and strenuous exercise is advised against for 72 hours. Consultations and questions can be arranged by phone, text, email or the website contact form, and form messages are answered by the next business day. The office is open Monday to Friday from 12:00 to 1:00 pm and 4:00 to 6:00 pm, Saturday from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, and closed Sunday, or by appointment.

Aims to bring out the beauty clients already have rather than change how they look.

The practice describes its visits as low-stress from start to finish.