What a visit costs, and what to expect
Clear pricing, a sliding scale for those who need it, and the option to meet virtually if travel isn't possible.
Two visit types
Simple, upfront pricing for both your first visit and ongoing care.
Initial Consultation
A full clinical assessment of your facial function, history, and goals, and the start of your care plan.
Follow-Up Visit
Progress check-ins and continued treatment as your recovery moves forward.
Sliding Scale Available
A limited number of sliding-scale spots are available for clients who cannot afford the standard rate. If cost is a barrier, please mention it when you reach out — I'll try my best to accommodate where I can.
Virtual Visits Available
Can't make it in person? Both first visits and follow-up visits can be done online, so distance doesn't have to stop you from getting care.
What treatment can look like
Every plan is different, but these are common treatments offered as part of your care.
Botox
Botox (Botulinum toxin) treats two common effects of facial palsy: asymmetry, where one side of the face looks or moves differently than the other, and synkinesis, where nerves reconnect the "wrong way" during healing and cause unwanted movement — like your eye closing when you smile. Botox can relax tight or overactive muscles to even out how your face looks and moves.
Eye Care
When facial nerve weakness makes it hard to fully close your eye, it can leave your eye dry, irritated, or at risk of injury. We provide eye care support and education, including fitted lid weights, to help protect your eye and keep it comfortable while you heal.
Curious about cancellation fees or whether NP care is covered by insurance? See the FAQ page for details.