NOW WELCOMING NEW CLIENTS — DOWNTOWN LANCASTER

Need a new injector? Bring your treatment plan.

Need a new injector? Bring your treatment plan.

Changing med spas shouldn't mean starting over. Bring your records, your photos, or just what you remember — Morgan will match your plan or tell you honestly what she'd adjust and why. Published flat pricing, one injector every visit, and a complimentary B12 shot on your first visit.

SWITCHING, STEP BY STEP

Four steps, and nothing starts from scratch

1. Bring what you have

Old receipts, a treatment record, photos on your phone, or just "about 40 units in my forehead and elevens." Any of it helps. None of it is required.

2. Morgan reviews your history

She'll look at where you were treated, how much, and how it settled — then tell you what she'd keep the same and what she'd change.

3. Match or adjust — your call

If your last plan worked, we replicate it. If something felt heavy or uneven, we fix it. You decide before anything is injected.

4. Know the cost upfront

Every price is published on this page. You'll know your total before you're in the chair, not after.

WHY CLIENTS SWITCH TO US

What changes when you move to Alesca

The same injector, every visit

Morgan White, MSN — Master's-prepared nurse injector. Not a rotating staff, not whoever's on shift. She learns your face and remembers it.

Your history carries over

Bring records or photos and we build on what already worked. No forced reset, no starting your treatment plan from zero.

Published pricing

Botox $13/unit, lip filler $700 flat — printed on this page, not revealed after a consult. Same price for everyone, every visit.

Conservative dosing

Morgan says no when less is more. If you've ever left an appointment feeling overdone, this is the difference you'll notice first.

130+ five-star reviews

Rated 5 stars across Google and our site. Clients drive from Philadelphia to see her — several switched from other spas and said so in their reviews.

Free B12 on your first visit

Every new client gets a complimentary vitamin B12 energy shot. Our regulars pay to add it — you get it on us.

Botox
$13 / unit
No packages, no unit inflation, no surprise totals. Typical visits run 20–50 units depending on areas treated.
Lip Filler — Full Syringe
$700 flat
Premium hyaluronic acid filler, full 1.0 mL syringe. No half-syringe teaser pricing that doubles at checkout.
First-Visit Perk
FREE B12 shot
New to Alesca? Your first visit includes a complimentary vitamin B12 energy shot.

TREATMENT AREAS + UNITS

Compare it to what you were paying

If you're switching, you probably never saw a list like this. These are typical ranges at Alesca so you can check them against your old totals before you book.

Treatment Area Typical Units Cost Range
Glabella (frown lines / "elevens") 15–25 units $195–$325
Forehead lines (horizontal) 10–20 units $130–$260
Crow's feet (per side) 8–12 units $104–$156
Lip flip Flat rate $150
Brow lift (subtle) 4–6 units $52–$78
Chin (dimpling) 4–8 units $52–$104
Lip filler (full syringe) 1.0 mL $700 flat
Skinvive by Juvéderm Flat rate $650

Ranges reflect typical dosing at Alesca. Final unit count is confirmed at your visit based on your anatomy and goals — and you'll know the number before treatment begins.

Bring your plan. We'll take it from here.
Book in 60 seconds — free B12 shot on your first visit.

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Alesca Aesthetics | 227 N Duke St, Lancaster PA

What people ask before switching

The honest answers to the six questions we hear most from new clients

Will I look different with a new injector?

That's the fear worth taking seriously, and the honest answer is: only if you want to. Every injector has a slightly different technique, which is exactly why Morgan starts by looking at what you've had done rather than imposing her own plan. If your previous results were good, she replicates the approach. If something consistently bothered you — heaviness in the forehead, a brow that dropped, unevenness — tell her and she'll adjust for it.

The bigger risk isn't switching injectors. It's switching to a practice where you see someone different every visit and nobody remembers what worked last time.

Do I have to start over from scratch?

No. If you bring any record of what you've had — a receipt, a treatment note, photos, or even a rough memory of units and areas — Morgan builds on it. You're not resetting your treatment plan, you're transferring it.

The one thing that does change: timing. Botox wears off gradually over 3–4 months, so book when you'd normally be due rather than waiting for it to fully disappear. Coming in slightly early is fine and usually gives a smoother transition.

Can you match my previous dosing exactly?

If you know it, yes — Morgan can match unit counts and treatment areas precisely. If you don't know it, she'll estimate conservatively from your photos and how your muscles move, then adjust at your two-week follow-up.

She'll also tell you if she disagrees with your previous plan and why. You're free to overrule her and keep what you had. It's your face and your call — but you'll get her actual opinion, not a sales pitch.

What if I don't know how many units I had?

Completely normal — most spas never tell you. Come in anyway. Morgan will assess your muscle movement, ask what you liked and didn't, and start from a conservative estimate. You can always add more at a follow-up; you can't take Botox out once it's placed.

Going forward you'll always know your numbers. Your unit count and areas are documented at every visit, and the price list is published on this page.

Do you charge a consultation fee?

No. Your consult happens at your appointment, with Morgan, at no additional cost. There's no separate consult visit to book and no fee to "apply toward treatment later."

You'll also know the price before you book — Botox is $13 per unit and lip filler is $700 flat, published right on this page. Nothing is quoted after the fact.

How soon can I get in?

Usually within a week, often sooner. Booking takes about 60 seconds online — no phone tag, no deposit games.

Fair warning: Alesca is a solo-injector practice, which is the point, but it also means the calendar is genuinely finite. If you're due for treatment in the next few weeks, book now rather than waiting until you're overdue.