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Physician House Calls

Mobile Botox in Tampa, FL

Botox that comes to you. Dr. Melanie Espinet, a board-certified physician, brings Botox, Xeomin, and Jeuveau to your home or office across Tampa Bay at the same $12/unit menu price, with no travel fee.

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Treatment supplies on a dark towel: two vials, syringes, alcohol prep pads, and a white marking pen

What a House Call Looks Like

A clinic-grade visit, in your living room

Every mobile visit follows the same clinical standard as an office: Dr. Espinet begins with a consultation, evaluating your facial anatomy, movement patterns, and goals. She sets up a clean treatment area with clinical-grade supplies, confirms your plan and consent, and performs your injections with precise, conservative dosing.

Most visits take well under an hour door to door — no drive, no parking, no waiting room. Aftercare guidance happens on the spot, and follow-up is direct with the physician who treated you, not a front desk.

Who It Is For

Why patients choose mobile Botox

Busy professionals

Appointments fit around your calendar — including your office — instead of a clinic’s schedule.

Parents and caregivers

No childcare shuffle or waiting room. Your treatment happens at home, on your terms.

Privacy-minded patients

No shared lobby, no sign-in sheet. Care is delivered discreetly in a space you trust.

Friends and small groups

Hosting a few friends? Group visits are available, with each guest privately consulted and treated by the physician. See Botox parties in Lutz

Concierge Care

A physician at every visit

Mobile aesthetics is only as good as the injector who shows up. MeliOra is a concierge, physician-led practice: every injection is performed personally by Dr. Espinet, a board-certified physician — never a delegated injector — with FDA-approved neuromodulators and conservative dosing.

From $12/unit · Botox, Xeomin, Jeuveau

The house call is built into MeliOra’s concierge model — mobile visits use the same starting rates as our published menu.

Service Area · House Calls

No travel fee, anywhere we serve

Dr. Espinet comes to your home, office, or event across Hillsborough, Pasco, and Pinellas counties at our published menu prices, with no travel fee and no surcharge for the house call. Select in-person appointments are also available at our Lutz office. By appointment only.

Not sure if you are in range? Call or text (813) 726-5808 or book online.

House Call vs. Clinic

Same standard of care, without the clinic

Mobile Botox in Tampa Bay usually means choosing between convenience and clinical rigor. A physician-led house call gives you both.

A MeliOra house call

  • Board-certified physician performs every injection
  • Your home or office, across Lutz, Tampa, Wesley Chapel, and beyond
  • From $12/unit — the same transparent menu pricing as any visit
  • Consultation, treatment, and aftercare in one unhurried appointment
  • Direct physician follow-up after your visit

A typical clinic visit

  • Drive, park, sign in, and wait
  • Injections often delegated to an NP or PA you may not know
  • Per-unit prices in the Tampa market often run higher than $12
  • High-volume scheduling with limited appointment windows
  • Follow-up routed through a front desk

Step by Step

Your mobile Botox house call, from booking to follow-up

What in-home Botox with MeliOra looks like, one step at a time.

Dr. Espinet in black scrubs treating the forehead of a reclined male patient
  1. 01

    Book online, by phone, or by text

    Use our appointment booking page or call or text (813) 726-5808. Share your address, the areas you’d like to discuss, and whether anyone else there would like a consultation.

  2. 02

    A full consultation comes first

    Dr. Espinet reviews your health history and medications, studies how your face moves, and confirms the areas, expected units, and estimated total before anything is drawn up.

  3. 03

    Setup with clinical-grade supplies

    She sets up a clean treatment area with supplies she brings: single-use needles, gloves, alcohol prep pads, and a marking pen.

  4. 04

    Precise, conservative treatment

    Each area is cleansed and marked where helpful, then treated with a fine needle. Expect a quick pinch at each point.

  5. 05

    Aftercare before she leaves

    You get guidance for the next 24 hours before she packs up, and any later questions go straight to the physician who treated you.

Before She Arrives

How to prepare your space for Botox at home

You don’t need to buy anything. Dr. Espinet brings the clinical supplies for your treatment, so a comfortable, well-lit spot is enough, such as a kitchen, dining room, or home office. At work, a private office or conference room is just as discreet.

A few simple things help the visit go smoothly. None of them is a requirement, and if you have a question about your space, ask when you call or text (813) 726-5808.

  • Good light, such as a spot near a window or under a bright overhead light.
  • A sturdy chair with a back, rather than a low sofa.
  • A clear surface nearby.
  • Clean, makeup-free skin on the treatment areas if possible.
  • Pets settled in another room.
Dr. Espinet in black scrubs and gloves preparing supplies at a rolling cart with a red sharps container
Supplies are laid out and checked before treatment begins.

Inside a Treatment

What treatment with Dr. Espinet looks like

Moments from a treatment day with Dr. Espinet: unhurried, personal, and careful at every step.

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Who Comes to Your Door

Physician vs. nurse-injector for mobile Botox

In many mobile injection services, a registered nurse or nurse practitioner gives the injections under a supervising physician’s protocols, and that physician is often not at the visit. At MeliOra, the physician comes herself.

That matters at home, where there is no colleague down the hall. Dr. Espinet takes your history, chooses the product and dose, performs every injection, and handles your follow-up, with nothing delegated to a nurse or assistant.

Comparing providers? The questions below make the differences easy to see, and our guide to how mobile Botox works in Tampa Bay walks through a visit in more detail.

Comparing Providers

Choosing a mobile Botox provider in Tampa: five questions to ask

Anyone who offers Botox at your door should answer these clearly before you book. Here is what to ask, why it matters, and how MeliOra answers.

Ask thisWhy it mattersMeliOra’s answer
Who will actually inject me?The person at your door should be the one who assesses you, sets your dose, and handles your follow-up.Dr. Melanie Espinet, a board-certified physician, at every visit. Injections are never delegated.
Can I check their license?Florida health care licenses are public. You can search any provider by name on the Florida Department of Health’s license verification site.Yes. Like every Florida physician’s license, Dr. Espinet’s is public record.
Which product will you use?Brands differ, and units are not strictly interchangeable between them, so you should know which one you are getting.Botox, Xeomin, or Jeuveau, chosen with you at consultation and recorded with your units.
How is the price figured, and is there a travel fee?Per-unit and per-area pricing work differently, and a travel or house-call fee can change your total.$12/unit for all three, with no travel fee anywhere in the service area. Final pricing is confirmed at consultation.
Who do I contact after the visit?Questions often come up a week or so later, while results are still settling.Dr. Espinet, the physician who treated you. Call or text (813) 726-5808.

Safety Standards

Hygiene and safety, held to a clinical standard

Sterile technique travels with the physician, not the building.

FDA-approved neuromodulators only

Botox, Xeomin, and Jeuveau, all FDA-approved, are the only neuromodulators used.

Single-use needles

Every needle and syringe is sealed, used once, and placed straight into a sharps container.

Gloves and skin prep

Dr. Espinet works in fresh gloves and cleanses each area with alcohol before the first injection.

Health screening

Reasons to wait or skip treatment, such as pregnancy, breastfeeding, certain neuromuscular conditions, an allergy to an ingredient, or an infection at the site, are screened for first.

Consent and records

You sign consent first, and your product, units, and injection sites are recorded.

Honest about side effects

Minor redness, bumps, or bruising are common and fade. Headache can occur, and rarely a brow or eyelid droops temporarily. Very rarely the effect spreads beyond the treated area, so get medical help right away for any trouble swallowing, speaking, or breathing. Dr. Espinet reviews these risks with you before treatment.

What It Costs

Mobile Botox cost examples at $12/unit

With no travel fee or house-call surcharge, a mobile visit is priced like any other: your units at the menu price, with final pricing confirmed at your consultation. For products and treatment areas, see our main Botox, Xeomin, and Jeuveau page.

Visit exampleIllustrative unitsAt $12/unitTravel fee
Frown lines (the 11s)About 15 to 25$180 to $300$0
Frown lines and foreheadAbout 25 to 45$300 to $540$0
Upper face: frown lines, forehead, crow’s feetAbout 37 to 69$444 to $828$0
Lip flip on its ownAbout 4 to 8$48 to $96$0
Masseter Botox, both sidesAbout 40 to 60$480 to $720$0
Two guests at one address, frown lines eachAbout 15 to 25 each$180 to $300 each$0

Illustrative estimates from commonly cited ranges, not quotes. Dr. Espinet sets your dose at consultation. More on how much Botox costs in Lutz.

Beyond One Patient

Small groups, Botox parties, and office visits

Every guest still gets a private consultation and individual treatment.

A small group at home

Book one visit for a few people at the same address, each with a private consultation and a plan of their own.

Host a Botox party

Planning a bigger get-together? See how hosting works and what hosts receive.

Botox party details

Botox at your office

A private office works as well as a living room, and most people go right back to their day.

Wellness days for your team

For the whole office, MeliOra brings wellness shots to workplaces. Office wellness days center on the shot menu, and anyone who wants Botox books a private consultation of their own.

Office wellness-shot days

Before and After

What to do before and after Botox at home

Standard guidance that Dr. Espinet tailors at your visit. Our aftercare guide has more.

  1. 01

    A day or two before

    Skip alcohol for about 24 hours. Never stop a prescribed medication without asking your prescribing doctor.

  2. 02

    The day of your visit

    Eat normally, stay hydrated, and allow about two weeks before any big event.

  3. 03

    The first four hours

    Stay upright, avoid lying flat or face-down, and don’t rub or press on the treated areas.

  4. 04

    The first 24 hours

    Skip strenuous exercise, saunas, hot yoga, facials, and alcohol until the next day.

  5. 05

    Days three to fourteen

    Results typically start to show in three to seven days and settle by about two weeks. Results vary from person to person.

Where We Make House Calls

Mobile Botox across three Tampa Bay counties

Tampa is only part of the map. House calls reach every community below, from Riverview to Trinity to St. Petersburg.

CountyCommunities with house calls
HillsboroughTampa, South Tampa, New Tampa, Carrollwood, Citrus Park, Westchase, Brandon, and Riverview
PascoWesley Chapel, Land O’ Lakes, and Trinity
PinellasClearwater and St. Petersburg
Hillsborough and PascoLutz and Odessa, which straddle the county line

Each community links to its own local page. Pricing is the same in all three counties and on both sides of the county line, with no travel fee.

FAQs

Mobile Botox questions

Is mobile Botox safe and sterile?

Yes. Dr. Espinet brings clinical-grade supplies and sets up a clean treatment area at every visit, following the same clinical standards as an office. Every injection is performed by a board-certified physician using FDA-approved neuromodulators.

Who performs the injections?

Dr. Melanie Espinet, a board-certified physician, personally performs every treatment. MeliOra never delegates injections to a nurse injector or assistant.

What areas do you serve?

MeliOra serves Lutz, Tampa, South Tampa, New Tampa, Wesley Chapel, Land O’ Lakes, Carrollwood, Westchase, Citrus Park, Odessa, Trinity, Brandon, Riverview, and the greater Tampa Bay area.

How much does mobile Botox cost?

Botox, Xeomin, and Jeuveau start at $12/unit — the house call is built into MeliOra's concierge model, so mobile visits use the same menu pricing. Final pricing depends on your treatment plan and is confirmed at your consultation.

How long does a mobile visit take?

Most visits take well under an hour, including your consultation, the treatment itself, and aftercare guidance — with no drive or waiting room on your end.

Can I book a visit for a small group?

Yes. Friends and small-group bookings are available. Each guest receives a private consultation and is treated individually by Dr. Espinet, with the same consent and safety standards as any visit.

Can you get Botox done at home?

Yes. Botox injections are a brief, nonsurgical procedure, and a qualified medical professional using proper sterile technique can perform them at home. At MeliOra, Dr. Espinet, a board-certified physician, brings Botox, Xeomin, or Jeuveau and every supply to your home or office, with no travel fee.

Is there a travel fee for mobile Botox in Tampa?

No. There is no travel fee anywhere in MeliOra’s service area across Hillsborough, Pasco, and Pinellas counties. A house call uses the same published menu price as any visit, $12/unit for Botox, Xeomin, and Jeuveau. Your price is based on the units in your treatment plan, and final pricing is confirmed at your consultation.

How do I prepare for an in-home Botox appointment?

Very little is needed. Dr. Espinet brings the product, needles, gloves, and prep supplies, so a comfortable spot with good light and a sturdy chair usually works well. If you can, have clean skin on the treatment areas, and keep your medication and supplement list handy for the consultation.

Can I have a glass of wine during an in-home Botox visit?

It’s best to wait. Alcohol can make bruising more likely, so skip it for about 24 hours before treatment and for the rest of the day afterward. If friends are joining you, keep alcohol-free drinks on hand for anyone being treated. Fish oil and some supplements can also raise bruising risk, but never stop a prescribed medication, including a blood thinner, without asking the doctor who prescribed it.

Can I nap after Botox at home?

Wait about four hours. Stay upright for about four hours after your injections and avoid lying flat or face-down, a common, conservative precaution while the product settles into the intended muscles. At home a nap is tempting, so plan something seated, like reading or a show. Avoid rubbing the treated areas for 24 hours and save strenuous exercise for the next day. After that, sleep normally.

Is it better to get Botox from a doctor or a nurse injector?

Nurse injectors and nurse practitioners can be skilled, and they typically work under a supervising physician’s protocols, often without that physician present. With a physician house call, the same doctor assesses you, sets your dose, injects, and follows up. At MeliOra that is always Dr. Espinet, and injections are never delegated.

Do you offer mobile Botox in Clearwater and St. Petersburg?

Yes. House calls cover Pinellas County, including Clearwater and St. Petersburg, as well as Hillsborough and Pasco counties. There is no travel fee, and pricing is the same as in Lutz. If you’re unsure whether your address is in range, call or text (813) 726-5808 before booking.

What if my Botox looks uneven after a house call?

Give it time first. Results typically build over three to seven days and settle by about two weeks, results vary from person to person, and early differences often even out. If something still looks off after two weeks, contact Dr. Espinet directly. She recorded your units and injection sites, so she can tell you whether an adjustment makes sense.

What should I do if I have a reaction after in-home Botox?

Call or text Dr. Espinet at (813) 726-5808 with any question or concern, such as a bruise, a headache, or a result that feels off. For trouble swallowing, speaking, or breathing, or signs of a serious allergic reaction such as swelling of the face or throat, call 911 right away. These are rare, and Dr. Espinet reviews the warning signs with you before treatment.

Last updated October 2026

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