MODE Aesthetics and Wellness marks 2 years in North Scottsdale

MODE Aesthetics and Wellness is celebrating its second anniversary in North Scottsdale after expanding from two co-founders to five clinical providers. The medspa says its regenerative skin-health model, hormone services and 5.0 Google rating helped drive growth in a competitive market.

Why it matters: - MODE Aesthetics and Wellness is trying to stand out in a crowded medspa market by pairing aesthetic treatments with longer-term skin and hormone care. - The North Scottsdale practice has reached its second year with a 5.0-star Google rating and a larger clinical team, which signals demand for its model. - The expansion also reflects rising interest in regenerative aesthetics and hormone optimization, especially for women navigating perimenopause and menopause.

What happened: - MODE Aesthetics and Wellness marked its second anniversary in July, two years after opening in July 2024. - The medspa grew from its two co-founders to five clinical providers. - The practice operates from its Pinnacle Peak Road office in North Scottsdale. - The location serves patients from nearby communities including DC Ranch, Silverleaf, Whisper Rock, Grayhawk, Troon, Desert Ridge and McDowell Mountain Ranch.

The details: - Marisa Dulin, MSN, FNP-C, serves as medical director and leads injectables and hormone wellness programs. - Dulin brings more than a decade of aesthetics experience. - Heather Cyr, LME, CLT, leads skin health and laser care. - Cyr has more than 18 years of experience and holds ZO Skin Health expert certification. - MODE uses Sciton BBL Heroic and Moxi platforms for laser care. - The practice was built around a regenerative philosophy focused on strengthening skin over time instead of chasing one-time corrections. - MODE’s tagline is “Regenerative, by design.” - Dulin said her goal is to do the right treatment at the right pace so skin becomes stronger, healthier and more resilient over time. - MODE has offered collagen biostimulators such as Sculptra and Radiesse, along with PRF, since its first year. - The practice also offers neuromodulators, dermal fillers, laser treatments, medical-grade facials, chemical peels and laser hair removal. - Three clinicians joined MODE over the past two years. - Torey Varner, RN, is a nurse injector who trains other licensed professionals in neuromodulator technique through shadow programs in the Scottsdale aesthetic community. - Sara Espinoza, LME, CLT, trained at the Obagi Skin Health Institute and is set to complete her nursing degree in December 2026. - Kirstyn Prater, DNP, AGACNP-BC, leads functional medicine, hormone optimization and longevity programs. - Prater has a background in neuro, trauma and critical care medicine. - Prater also has advanced training through the Institute for Functional Medicine and advanced bioidentical hormone therapy certification through WorldLink Medical. - MODE now offers bioidentical hormone therapy for women and men, pellet therapy, IV therapy and functional medicine consultations. - The practice treats skin health and whole-body health as connected.

Between the lines: - The clinic’s growth mirrors broader demand for regenerative aesthetics and hormone care, not just conventional medspa services. - Hormone expansion appears to be a key differentiator for MODE in a market where many medspas focus mainly on injectables and lasers. - Dulin and Cyr remaining active in patient care suggests the founders are still closely tied to the brand’s clinical identity. - The 5.0 rating and repeat-patient focus point to trust and retention as part of the practice’s strategy.

What’s next: - MODE is marking the anniversary throughout July with offerings for new and returning patients. - The practice says details are available on its website. - Continued growth may come from its combined aesthetic, wellness and hormone-care model as demand rises in North Scottsdale.

The bottom line: - MODE Aesthetics and Wellness is using a regenerative, whole-body approach to build loyalty in a fast-growing medspa market while expanding its clinical team and services.