No drive to a clinic across town. No waiting room. No rearranging your afternoon around someone else's schedule. A licensed aesthetic nurse arrives at your door, sets up, treats you, and leaves the place exactly as she found it.
This isn't a stripped-down version of a clinic visit. It's the same consultation, the same products, the same technique and the same aftercare — carried to you in a case.
Most of what's offered in studio travels: wrinkle relaxers with Xeomin or Jeuveau, dermal filler, microneedling, VI chemical peels, wellness injections, and the therapeutic treatments — jaw tension, excessive sweating, trapezius tension.
Who this tends to suit: parents who'd otherwise need childcare to sit in a waiting room. People whose calendars don't have a spare ninety minutes in the middle of the day. Anyone who'd simply rather be treated somewhere they feel comfortable than under clinic lighting. And groups — see below.
It's a fair question, and worth answering directly rather than glossing over: is a treatment at your kitchen table as safe as one in a clinic?
The things that make an injectable appointment safe aren't the room. They're the injector's licence and training, the physician oversight behind it, the products being genuine and correctly stored, sterile technique, documented informed consent, and having a plan if something goes wrong. All of those travel.
If a location genuinely isn't suitable for safe treatment, you'll be told so and offered the studio instead. That judgement isn't negotiable — but in practice, an ordinary home is perfectly workable.
That's the whole list. No special preparation, no equipment, nothing to buy.
On-location visits are available across the South Bay, including:
Just outside that radius? Ask anyway — it's often workable, particularly for groups or a weekday with flexibility. The studio is always an option too, and plenty of clients use both depending on the week.
One person getting treated at home is convenient. Six people getting treated at one person's home is an evening.
Three or more guests makes it a Glow Party: every guest gets a discount on every service that night, first-time guests get a welcome rate on Tox, and the host earns a credit toward a future visit. Birthdays, bridal parties, a pre-holiday evening, or a group of colleagues who all kept meaning to book and never did.
You provide the room and the people. Everything clinical comes in a case.
Yes — home, office, hotel or rental, anywhere within roughly 20 miles of San Jose. Most appointments still happen in studio, but on-location is a standing option, and for groups it's usually the better one.
The standards don't change with the location: a licensed RN, physician medical direction, genuine product, sterile single-use supplies, documented consent, and emergency protocols carried to every appointment. Sharps and medical waste leave with the nurse.
What changes is the setting, not the standard of care. If a location isn't suitable, you'll be told and offered the studio.
A clean flat surface, a comfortable chair, decent light, and a sink. That's genuinely the whole list — everything else is brought along.
Treatment pricing is quoted at your free consultation and depends on the areas treated and units needed. Travel inside the service area is simply how this practice works, not a separate charge. Anything unusual — a long distance, a large group — is discussed openly before you book.
Yes, and it's the most popular way to use the mobile service. Three or more guests makes it a Glow Party, with a discount for every guest and a credit for the host.
A week or two for a single appointment; longer for groups or a specific event date. Standard hours are Mon–Fri 9am–5pm, and weekend appointments are available by request, arranged individually rather than booked online.
Consultations are free, and there's no obligation to treat on the day. If you're not sure whether your place works, or where you fall in the service area, just ask — it's usually a quick answer.