Apothika Medispa with Amber RN

04/06/2026

May will be here before we know it so thought I’d share my available clinic dates.
Dm to book.

03/29/2026

As we step into April, I’m so pleased to share that with the addition of our second treatment room, my clinic availability has expanded.

More availability means I’m able to welcome a few new clients while continuing to care for my amazing regulars 🤍

Message to book your appointment or complimentary consultation.

03/23/2026

A few remaining spots available in March if anyone is looking for a consultation or refresh👩🏻‍⚕️💉

03/20/2026

🌸 Spring is here… and so is a fresh new chapter at Apothika Medispa! 🌸

With the season of growth and renewal officially beginning, I’m so excited to share that Apothika is growing too!

Our renovations are almost complete (and I can’t wait for you all to see the space 😍), and with the addition of a second treatment room, I’ll now be opening up more clinic dates moving forward.

This means… ✨ I’m able to welcome a few new clients! ✨

If you’ve been thinking about starting your aesthetic journey, refreshing your look for spring, or finally booking that consultation—this is the perfect time 💉🌿

And to celebrate, I’m launching this Spring Momentum Refer-a-Friend Promo 🌷
Because glowing skin is even better when shared with friends 💕

📍 Limited availability
📍 Consultation required

Message me anytime to book or ask questions—I can’t wait to see both familiar and new faces in the chair 💖

— Amber RN
Apothika Medispa

03/19/2026

03/15/2026

I have a couple last minute appointments for this week available! DM to grab them! 😊

03/06/2026

Facial Anatomy Friday – The Orbicularis Oculi 👁️

The orbicularis oculi is the circular muscle that surrounds the eye. It’s responsible for blinking, squinting, and smiling with the eyes. Every time we laugh, smile, or squint in bright sunlight, this muscle contracts.

Over time, repeated contraction of the orbicularis oculi combined with natural collagen loss, sun exposure, and skin thinning can lead to the formation of the fine lines we commonly call “crow’s feet.”

At first these lines only appear when the muscle contracts (dynamic wrinkles), but as the skin ages they can gradually become visible even at rest (static wrinkles).

✨ How Botox can help

Botox works by gently relaxing the orbicularis oculi muscle. By reducing the strength of repeated muscle contractions, Botox can:
• Soften the appearance of crow’s feet
• Prevent deeper lines from forming over time
• Maintain a natural, refreshed look while still allowing normal expression

Treatments are quick, minimally invasive, and typically last 3–4 months. This area typically requires 12 - 30 units of neuromodulator (botox), dependent on the individual assessment.

At Apothika Medispa, treatments are carefully customized to maintain natural movement while softening unwanted lines—because the goal is always to look refreshed, not frozen.

If you’re curious whether treatment around the eyes may be right for you, we’re always happy to chat and provide complimentary consultations.

✨ Education. Prevention. Natural results.

Amber RN | Apothika Medispa Yarmouth

03/05/2026

03/02/2026

A couple last minute appointments for tomorrow, let me know you want one!

02/26/2026

March availability is limited 🤍

I am currently accepting a small number of new clients.

If you’ve been considering booking, I’m always happy to have a conversation first. I offer complimentary consultations — no pressure, no obligations — just honest information to help you make an informed decision that feels right for you.

Your comfort, safety, and confidence always come first.

Amber RN