Injectables, facials and laser in Old Town Scottsdale. A nurse practitioner and two RN injectors explain every step and every price before they begin.
Your consultation is free, and nobody will pressure you to book a treatment.
Most people who come to Lumen do not want to look different. They want to look rested, and to walk back into a meeting the same afternoon. That is the standard every provider here works to.
We start with the smallest amount that could work and add more at your two-week check-in, if you want it.
You see the full cost in writing before anything is opened. The number on your plan is the number on your bill.
Dr. Lindqvist reviews our protocols and is on call on every treatment day.
Plan on 30 minutes. You can leave with a written plan, book a treatment, or go home and think about it.
Book a free consultationOn arrival
Fill in a brief health form on a tablet, or send it ahead from home. Then you sit down with your provider, not at a front desk.
Minutes 5 to 15
Tell us what you see in the mirror and what you would like to change. Many people want less than they think.
Minutes 15 to 25
Your provider looks at your skin in natural light, goes over your history, and takes photos for your chart. They stay in your chart and go nowhere else.
Minutes 25 to 30
You get the treatments we would suggest, what each one costs and the order we would do them in. Nothing is booked until you say yes.
Every treatment is done by a licensed nurse, nurse practitioner or aesthetician, never a technician or a trainee.
FNP-CNurse practitioner and clinical lead
A board-certified family nurse practitioner who spent nine years in dermatology and urgent care. She builds your treatment plan, handles prescription skin care and sees any concern about a reaction the same day.
RN, BSNRegistered nurse and injector
Seven years of injecting neuromodulator and filler. Known for conservative first appointments, and for telling people when they do not need more.
RN, BSNRegistered nurse and injector
A former emergency room nurse with a calm voice and steady hands. He sees many of our male clients for forehead, jawline and under-eye work that still looks like them.
Licensed aestheticianFacials, peels and laser hair removal
Eleven years of facials, peels and laser hair removal. She builds home routines around what you will actually use, which is usually fewer products than you own.
FNP-C is a family nurse practitioner certified by a national board. RN, BSN is a registered nurse with a four-year nursing degree. An aesthetician is a state-licensed skin care professional.
I was worried about looking frozen. Camille used about half of what I asked for and had me back at two weeks. I still look like me, just less tired.
Adrian explained what he was doing at every step, and the price on my plan was the price on my bill.
My skin was irritated from too many products. Leila cut my routine down to three and it works.
The consultation really was free and nobody tried to sell me anything. I booked two weeks later.
Month to month, with no contract. Pause or cancel with 30 days’ notice. Unused facial credits carry over for 60 days.
$119 per month
For regular facials and a yearly look at your skin.
$219 per month
For people who want smooth skin and a steady routine.
$389 per month
For a full plan, looked after by the same two providers.
Four quiet treatment rooms and a waiting area where nobody rushes you out.
Something missing? Call us on (480) 555-0142 and ask for a nurse.
Licensed professionals only. Injectables are done by our nurse practitioner, Natalie, or our RN injectors, Camille and Adrian. Facials, peels and laser hair removal are done by Leila, our licensed aesthetician, and microneedling and laser resurfacing by a nurse. All treatments are performed under the supervision of our medical director, Dr. Gregory Lindqvist, MD.
Most people describe injectables as a quick pinch. We apply numbing cream before filler and microneedling, use cooling on the skin, and work at your pace. Laser hair removal feels like a warm snap of a rubber band. Tell us at any point if you want to pause.
Facials, skin boosters and skin tightening have none beyond a little pinkness. Neuromodulator has none, though we ask you to skip heavy exercise for the rest of the day. Filler can leave swelling or bruising for two to five days, so we suggest not booking it the day before an event. Peels and microneedling mean pink skin for a day or two, and peels bring light flaking. Laser resurfacing means three to five days of redness and peeling.
Neuromodulator takes three to seven days to start working and about two weeks to settle. Filler shows straight away and looks its best once swelling goes down, usually within one to two weeks. Skin treatments build over a series. Results vary from person to person, which is why we check in at two weeks.
Yes. Consultations are free, take about 30 minutes and do not obligate you to book anything. Plenty of people come twice before they decide.
Tell us. Every injectable client has a free two-week check-in, and small adjustments at that visit are included. If something feels wrong at any point, call us and a nurse practitioner will see you the same day.
Yes, and many of our clients are men. Adrian and Natalie see most of them for forehead, jawline and under-eye work that keeps a natural look.
Before injectables, skip alcohol and anti-inflammatory pain relievers such as ibuprofen for a day, unless a doctor has told you to take them, because they can increase bruising. Before laser, stay out of the sun and avoid self-tanning products for two weeks. We send a short checklist when you book.
Cosmetic treatments are not covered by insurance. We take all major cards and HSA and FSA cards for eligible skin treatments, and we offer monthly payment plans through a third-party lender for larger treatment plans.
Please give us 24 hours’ notice. A late cancellation or a missed visit is $50, and we apply it to your next treatment.