At Dash of Fab Med Spa, healthcare is not separate from aesthetics
What Makes Dash Different
Medical aesthetics is healthcare
Led by Family Nurse Practitioner Dr. Claudia Davila, DNP, FNP-C., our practice brings the same clinical judgment, safety standards, and patient-first mindset to medical aesthetics as any other area of healthcare.
We look at the whole person—not just the concern that brought you through the door—so every recommendation is made with your health, safety, and long-term well-being in mind.
We make recommendations based on what’s medically appropriate, not simply what’s requested. If a treatment isn’t the right fit, won’t achieve the outcome you’re hoping for, or could compromise your health or long-term results, we’ll tell you.
Healthy skin is the foundation of great results
The most important part of your treatment plan doesn’t happen in our office—it happens at home. We believe 80% of your results come from the habits and skincare routine you follow every day, while the remaining 20% comes from carefully selected in-office treatments. That’s why we prioritize collagen production, a healthy skin barrier, and medical-grade skincare before, during, and after in-office treatments.
When your skin is healthier, treatments perform better, results last longer, and you’ll often need less intervention over time so you can protect your investment and maintain your results.
Clinical judgment is what makes a Master Injector
We don’t measure success by how much we treat—we measure it by how well we treat. Because Dr. Claudia Davila actively practices both primary care and medical aesthetics, she brings a broader clinical perspective to every treatment. We work with your biology first, using collagen-stimulating treatments before adding volume when appropriate and always using the lowest effective dose needed to achieve the desired result.
Sometimes the best treatment is “not yet,” and sometimes it’s no treatment at all. That’s how we create results that look balanced, seamless, and unmistakably you.
Anyone can recommend another treatment. Clinical judgment is knowing when you don’t need one.