Clinical experience. An artistic approach.

I’m Keyla Escobar, FNP-BC, a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and aesthetic injector with a clinical background that began long before I entered aesthetic medicine. My experience in emergency and acute care taught me to assess carefully, think critically, and never lose sight of safety principles that continue to shape the way I practice today.

Aesthetic medicine gave me the opportunity to combine that clinical foundation with something I’ve always appreciated: the art of balance and proportion. I don’t look at a wrinkle, a lip, or a single area in isolation. I look at the face as a whole its structure, movement, proportions, and the features that make each person uniquely themselves.

That’s why my consultations aren’t centered around how much product we can use or how many treatments we can do. They start with a conversation. I want to understand what bothers you, what you hope to improve, and just as importantly, what should be left alone.

Sometimes the right approach may include a neuromodulator, dermal filler, a collagen-stimulating treatment, or a thoughtful combination of treatments. Other times, my recommendation may simply be: not yet, not there, or not at all. I believe knowing when not to inject is just as important as knowing how to inject.