Physician-supervised aesthetic injectables, at home in San Diego.
Botulinum toxin neuromodulators and hyaluronic acid dermal fillers, administered by California-licensed registered nurses under physician orders — only after a physician examines you by telehealth video.
What we offer
Treatment areas are discussed with the physician during your examination. Which areas and products are appropriate is an individual medical decision. Products used are FDA-approved.
Neuromodulators (botulinum toxin)
Wrinkle-relaxing injections that temporarily reduce the muscle activity behind certain expression lines.
Forehead lines
Helps soften the appearance of horizontal lines across the forehead.
Frown lines (glabella)
Helps soften the appearance of the vertical lines between the brows.
Crow's feet
Helps soften the appearance of lines at the outer corners of the eyes.
Bunny lines
Helps soften the appearance of lines along the sides of the nose.
Brow shaping
Subtle adjustment of brow position, as determined by the physician.
Dermal fillers (hyaluronic acid)
Temporary, hyaluronic acid-based gel fillers that add volume or smooth the look of lines and folds.
Lips
Supports lip shape and volume, tailored to your goals.
Cheeks / midface
Supports the appearance of midface volume.
Nasolabial folds
Helps soften the appearance of smile lines.
Marionette lines
Helps soften the appearance of lines from the mouth corners downward.
Chin and jawline
Supports contour and definition of the lower face.
How it works
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Book
Request a visit online or call our care coordination team.
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Secure intake & consent
Complete your medical history and informed-consent forms through our secure online intake.
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Physician good-faith exam
A California-licensed physician examines you by telehealth video, reviews your goals and history, and decides whether treatment is appropriate.
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Treatment at home
A California-licensed RN treats you at home under the physician's order, with follow-up afterward.
Safety & your rights
Physician-supervised
Every treatment is performed under the order and supervision of a California-licensed physician (BPC § 2242).
Individual physician order
No treatment is given without an individualized order for you, written after the good-faith examination.
Practice-supplied medications
Products are supplied by the practice — never by the patient — with lot number and expiration recorded for every treatment.
Emergency preparedness
Our nurses carry an anaphylaxis kit, and hyaluronidase is available for hyaluronic acid filler complications. Call 911 for any emergency.
Who may be treated
You must be 18 or older. Treatment is generally not suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or with certain neuromuscular conditions. Final eligibility is decided by the physician.
Your right to decline
You may ask questions, pause, or decline treatment at any point, including after the physician exam.
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe to have aesthetic injectables at home?
Treatment is only provided after a physician good-faith examination, under an individualized physician order, using practice-supplied FDA-regulated products, with emergency protocols and supplies on hand. All injectable treatments carry risks, and the physician decides whether in-home treatment is appropriate for you.
Who performs the injections?
A California-licensed registered nurse performs the treatment under the order and supervision of a California-licensed physician.
How long do results last?
It varies from person to person and by product and treatment area. Neuromodulator effects are generally temporary and typically last a few months; hyaluronic acid fillers are also temporary, with duration varying by product and area. Results are not guaranteed.
What are the possible side effects?
Common effects include bruising, swelling, redness, tenderness, and asymmetry. Rare but serious events can occur, including allergic reaction, vascular complications, infection, and eyelid or brow drooping. Your physician and nurse will review risks with you before you consent.
Who is not a candidate?
People under 18, those who are pregnant or breastfeeding, and those with certain neuromuscular conditions, allergies to product ingredients, or active skin infections at the treatment site may not be candidates. The physician makes the final determination.
What is the good-faith examination?
California law requires a physician to perform an appropriate prior examination and medical-indication assessment before prescribing treatment (BPC § 2242). For us this is a telehealth video visit with a California-licensed physician before any treatment is scheduled. If the physician finds treatment is not appropriate, you will not be treated.
Do you accept insurance?
No. Aesthetic injectables are cosmetic and self-pay only. Pricing is confirmed with you before treatment.
Important information
- Results vary from person to person and are not guaranteed.
- All treatments carry risks, including bruising, swelling, asymmetry, and rare serious events.
- Treatment is provided only after a physician examination and only if the physician determines it is appropriate for you.
- Descriptions on this page are general information, not medical advice or a promise of any outcome.
- Aesthetic injectables are cosmetic, self-pay services. Pricing is confirmed with you before treatment.
- Services are provided by Remedius Medical Group in the San Diego area. For emergencies, call 911.
Ready to talk with a physician?
Questions first? Call (408) 887-1035 or email care@remediusmedical.com.