Express Med Spa La Grange

BOO-TOX! Our October Special is wrinkle relaxer at $10.31 per unit at every Express Med Spa location, no matter when you last had it.

Priced per unit. Your provider plans the number of units and the timing of your treatment.

October 1 to 31, 2026 in Frankfort, La Grange, Shorewood, Chicago Mount Greenwood and Manteno, subject to provider availability. Consultation, medical history review, informed consent, and provider approval are required. Cannot be combined with other sales. Individual results vary.

Book your consultation at expressmedspas.com/specials

La Grange, BOO-TOX is here at our Burlington Avenue med spa for October.

Express Med Spa La Grange offers wrinkle relaxer at $10.31 per unit from October 1 to 31. The per-unit price stays the same no matter when you last had it. A wrinkle relaxer helps soften the look of crow's feet and frown lines. Individual results vary.

Priced per unit. Your provider plans the number of units and the timing of your treatment. Cannot be combined with other sales.

Serving La Grange Park, Western Springs, Hinsdale and Brookfield. Send us a message or tap Book Now for an October visit.

Today is Erica's birthday, and we want to take a minute to celebrate the person who keeps Express Med Spa running behind the scenes. Erica is the one juggling schedules across Frankfort, La Grange, Mount Greenwood, and Shorewood, answering questions before your first appointment, and making sure every visit starts off calm and easy.

Erica, thank you for everything you do for our patients and our team. We hope your day is as good as you make ours.

The assumption we hear most often about facial balancing is that it means filler in every area, all at once. It does not. Lily Zelaya, RN, one of the nurse injectors at Express Med Spa, breaks down what she is actually assessing in this video: proportion, profile, where structural support or volume has been lost, and how the features relate to each other. Adding support to the cheek can improve balance through the mid and lower face, and adding projection to the chin can change a side profile in a way people do not anticipate. Temples are the area almost nobody asks about, though volume loss there is what can make the upper face start to look hollow. Sometimes the assessment shows you do not need filler in the spot you were sure about, and the plan shifts to biostimulators, neuromodulators, or skin quality treatments instead. Every plan is individual and results vary, which is why the consult comes first. Message us or call us to book a consult in La Grange, Shorewood, and Chicago Mount Greenwood.

Today is Sienna's birthday, and if you have been in lately, you already know her voice.

She answers the phone, remembers your name, and finds you a spot when your schedule falls apart.

Happy birthday, Sienna. We are lucky to have you. Have the best day!

There is a real difference between softening a line and balancing a face, and it is worth understanding before you book anything.

Softening a line addresses one area. Balancing looks at three things together: where volume has been lost, where repeated movement is creating creases, and how well the skin surface reflects light. Express Med Spa built the August Full Facial Balancing package around that idea, which is why it includes two syringes of filler, 50 units of wrinkle relaxer, one LED light therapy session, and one dermaplaning treatment rather than just one service. Volume loss tends to show up at the temples, mid cheek, and jawline first, and when only the lines get treated the overall result can look flat instead of rested.

The package runs through August 31 at $1,499, and every appointment starts with a consult so the plan fits your face. Results vary.

Call or message our La Grange location at 320 W Burlington Ave, La Grange to talk it through, or book a consultation

Not every line on your face comes from muscle movement.

One of the biggest misconceptions we hear is that neurotoxin fixes every wrinkle. It doesn't. Botox and similar neurotoxins work on lines created by actual muscle movement, like forehead lines, frown lines, and crow's feet. That's a specific job, and it does that job well.

What most people aren't told is that the face changes in other ways as we age. Collagen thins. The fat pads that once kept the face full start to shrink and shift. Even some of the bone support underneath changes shape.

That's usually what's happening when cheeks look flatter than they used to, smile lines look deeper, or small shadows show up around the mouth. Those aren't muscles pulling on skin. That's the support underneath the skin changing.

Filler can be helpful there, and not in the way people fear. Done well, the goal isn't a bigger face or a different face. It's replacing some of the support that's been lost, so things read a little softer and more rested. Results vary, and the right approach depends on your anatomy.

There's no single treatment that handles everything. Our job as nurse injectors is figuring out what's actually causing the concern before choosing anything.

Book a complimentary consult at the link in bio and we'll walk through what's really driving what you're seeing.