Our dermatology and aesthetics clinic sits on SW 8th St in Westchester, a short drive east of Olympia Heights — close enough that most patients here are in and out on a lunch break.
Paradise Dermo Cosmetic Services treats Olympia Heights patients for Botox, dermal fillers, laser treatments and medical skin conditions from 8364 SW 8th St in Westchester, a few minutes from Bird Road and SW 97th Ave.
Questions about your own situation? Call (786) 738-9515.
Olympia Heights sits between Bird Road and Coral Way, west of Palmetto Expressway. From most of the neighbourhood the clinic is a straight run east along SW 8th Street to 8364 SW 8th St, in Westchester. There is on-site parking, so you are not circling a garage before an appointment that takes fifteen minutes.
Because our primary care practice is on the same block at 8380 SW 8th St, families who see us for physicals and chronic care often use the same trip for skin care. That is the practical reason most of our Olympia Heights patients came to us in the first place.
Neuromodulator injections look simple and are not. Dose, dilution and placement decide whether you get a natural result, a frozen forehead or a dropped brow, and the correct plan is different for a 32-year-old preventing lines than for someone with deep set-in creases.
In a medical practice, the person assessing you also knows what else could be going on: forehead lines that will not soften because of brow compensation, asymmetry from an old injury, or skin that needs resurfacing rather than relaxing. Detail on the treatment itself is on our Botox and fillers page.
We treat glabellar frown lines, forehead lines, crow's feet, and use it for jaw clenching and excessive underarm sweating where appropriate.
Filler replaces volume. It is the right answer for flattened cheeks, hollow under-eyes, thin or asymmetric lips, and folds that appear when the face is at rest. It is the wrong answer for surface texture, sun damage and fine crepey skin, which need resurfacing or microneedling instead.
The most common request we decline as-asked is more filler in the nasolabial folds when the actual cause is midface volume loss. Filling the fold directly makes it heavier. Details by area: nasolabial folds, lip enhancement, cheek augmentation, jawline contouring and under-eye rejuvenation.
Cosmetic and medical dermatology are the same specialty, and separating them wastes your time. Olympia Heights patients regularly come in for injectables and mention a spot that has changed, a patch of scaling on the scalp, or acne that never fully cleared.
That gets looked at in the same visit. Screening and lesion evaluation is covered under skin cancer care and mole evaluation; inflammatory conditions under eczema, psoriasis, rosacea and acne. Medical visits are billed to insurance where the plan covers them; cosmetic treatment is not.
Consultations are booked directly by phone at (786) 738-9515 or through the form below. Cosmetic consultations do not need a referral.
Every appointment can be conducted in Spanish; our Spanish-language pages are at dermatología and dermatólogo que habla español. For medical dermatology we accept most major plans — see insurance accepted or ask us to verify yours before you come in.
We are at 8364 SW 8th St in Westchester, a few minutes east of Olympia Heights along SW 8th Street, with on-site parking.
Yes. Consultations and treatment can be conducted entirely in Spanish, and our Spanish-language service pages are linked throughout the site.
Cosmetic Botox is not. Botox used for a medical indication such as excessive sweating may be covered depending on your plan; we can verify before treatment.
Yes. We assess the concern, your anatomy and your history first, and we will tell you if a different treatment is a better fit than what you asked for.
Yes. Medical dermatology runs on the same schedule, so a lesion, rash or acne concern can be examined in the same visit.
