Service area

Plastic Surgery for Fort LauderdaleFort Lauderdale, FL

MDW Aesthetics Miami serves Fort Lauderdale and the surrounding area.

Clients across Fort Lauderdale rely on MDW Aesthetics Miami for dependable, professional service.

Sun and salt off Lauderdale-by-the-Sea leave skin dull faster than a freeze can hide. If you live in Fort Lauderdale and want a rested face—not a different one—MDW Aesthetics Miami treats that as the brief. The clinic sits in the heart of Miami at 40 SW 13th Street, Suite 1001, a weekday drive from Downtown Fort Lauderdale, Victoria Park, Wilton Manors, Oakland Park, and Coral Ridge. Botox, lip filler, and PRP are planned so you still look like you after a beach weekend.

Work is BSN- and RN-led, with a skin-first consult before any needle. Neurotoxin, dermal fillers, under-eye PRP, PRP for hair loss, PRP microneedling, custom medical facials, sun-damage rejuvenation, non-surgical nose filler, and laser skin resurfacing are on the menu only when they fit the face in the chair. Patients from Hollywood, Aventura, Weston, and Miami Beach use the same appointment-required visit: explain the treatment, then decide—no package push while you are already reclined.

Hours are Monday through Friday, 10 AM to 6 PM. Call (305) 995-5439 to book; walk-ins are not the model. The entrance and parking are wheelchair accessible, with a free parking lot and valet, plus credit, debit, and mobile NFC payment. Brickell is the home base; Fort Lauderdale is the territory we write for when humidity, glare, and a busy coastal calendar are the reason you are looking.

How we work in Fort Lauderdale

  • Botox & Neurotoxin Treatments

    Forehead lines after a week of glare on the Intracoastal do not need a frozen brow. Fort Lauderdale Botox & neurotoxin visits start with how you animate, then a conservative map so speech and smile still read as you. Appointments are required; the injector explains units by area before anything is drawn up.

  • Lip Filler

    Lip filler for Fort Lauderdale patients is a natural plump, not a trend shape. Gentle injector work and candid lip advice come first, including when a small volume is enough and when filler is the wrong tool. You leave looking like your mouth, hydrated for salt air, not like a template.

  • PRP Under-Eye Rejuvenation

    Tired-looking eyes after late dinners in Wilton Manors are a common reason to skip more filler under the lid. PRP under-eye rejuvenation uses your own platelets for a brighter look without a filled hollow. Swelling can show early; results build after that, which we walk through before the visit.

  • Non-Surgical Nose Filler

    Non-surgical nose filler can soften a bump or balance a profile when surgery is not the goal. Fort Lauderdale clients get an RN-led plan aimed at natural results, plus a clear no if the change would look obvious in photos. Small, staged adjustments beat a one-chair overhaul.

  • PRP for Hair Loss

    PRP for hair loss is non-invasive support for thinning that shows in a part or hairline, not a promise of a new scalp overnight. We map where density bothers you, then schedule sessions around your week between Oakland Park and Miami. Aftercare is part of the visit, not an afterthought.

  • PRP Microneedling

    PRP microneedling is the skin-first option when texture and dullness from coastal sun bother you more than a wrinkle. Treatment is described as comfortable and planned with downtime in mind for people who still want to be out in Fort Lauderdale the same week. It is not a substitute for injectables when lines are the real issue—and we will say so.

  • Custom Medical Facials

    Custom medical facials are not spa extras stacked onto a sales ticket. Skin type, sun load, and what you already use at home in Coral Ridge or Downtown Fort Lauderdale shape the facial. Personalized does not mean every device in the room.

  • Sun Damage Skin Rejuvenation

    Sun-damage skin rejuvenation is built for the Fort Lauderdale mix of UV, salt, and humidity. Non-invasive, skin-first plans target dullness and pigment without claiming a surgical reset. If a laser or a facial is the better next step, that is the recommendation—not both by default.

  • Botox & Dysport

    Botox and Dysport are both neurotoxins; the choice is clinical, not a brand pitch. Fort Lauderdale patients who already know one product can ask to stay with it or hear why the other may suit a forehead, frown, or crow’s feet pattern. Dosing stays conservative so you do not look “done” at a lunch in Victoria Park.

  • Dermal Fillers

    Dermal fillers here are for support and proportion, not a new face. If you are worried about looking overdone after a cheap syringe elsewhere, the consult is the place to say that before product is opened. Staging over more than one visit is normal when the safer path is less volume.

  • Laser Skin Resurfacing

    Laser skin resurfacing can help sun-marked texture when creams have stalled. We set expectations on redness and healing before you book around a Fort Lauderdale workweek. It is appointment-based, FDA-approved technology as used in clinic, and it is not bundled as a must-buy membership on the first sit-down.

Fort Lauderdale questions, answered

Do you treat patients who live in Fort Lauderdale, or only Miami?

Yes. Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Weston, Aventura, and nearby Broward towns are in the service area. Care is onsite in Miami at 40 SW 13th Street, Suite 1001—not a pop-up in Lauderdale—so plan the drive and book ahead at (305) 995-5439.

Who actually injects Botox and filler, and is this a hard-sell med spa?

Treatments are performed by BSN, RN-certified professionals. The visit is consult-first: indicated work only, time to decide off the chair, and no room-swarming packages. If you want a physician in the room for every syringe, ask that on the phone before you schedule so expectations match who is on site.

What should I expect after under-eye PRP if I still have to be out in Fort Lauderdale?

Temporary swelling and a tired look can show before brightness does. Results are not instant filler. We review aftercare and when the change tends to read in the mirror so you are not surprised midweek.

Why won’t you post a Botox unit price for forehead or crow’s feet?

Unit counts and product choice vary by muscle pattern, so a menu number would mislead. You get a plan and a total for the visit before treatment starts. Ask to see sealed packaging if product authenticity is on your mind—that question is welcome.

Begin with anunhurried hour

A complimentary consultation with a board-certified surgeon — questions answered, plan in writing, nothing rushed.