Elume Medspa is a medical spa in Fairfax, Virginia, and Oakton is the closest community we serve: barely five miles down Chain Bridge Road. The practice opened in 2009 and works out of a single private suite, where injectables and device treatments are provided under the care of Shaheen Ghafari, a licensed Nurse Practitioner. For people living in Oakton that means medical-grade skin care without a trip up to Tysons Corner.
Five miles down Route 123
Chain Bridge Road carries you south out of Oakton and into the city of Fairfax, where our suite sits a block off North Street at 3925 Blenheim Blvd. Measured door to door the trip is close to five miles and typically runs about fifteen minutes, a little longer if you set off in the middle of the afternoon. Nothing about the drive requires I-66 or the Beltway. Parking at the building costs nothing, and the entrance is at street level.
Treatments Oakton patients come in for
The menu here is clinical rather than cosmetic-counter. These are the services patients from Oakton schedule most often:
- Morpheus8, radiofrequency microneedling aimed at skin laxity and texture on the face and neck.
- Injectables such as Botox, Dysport and dermal fillers, placed by our Nurse Practitioner.
- Venus Legacy for firming and contouring away from the face.
- BBL Photofacial, used for brown spots, visible capillaries and dullness.
- Chemical peels, including the Perfect Derma Peel, for tone and congested skin.
Everything else is listed on the treatments page, from laser hair removal through to cosmetic tattooing.
Why Oakton residents choose a medical spa
There is no shortage of salons around Oakton, and nothing wrong with a good facial. What differs here is the level of the equipment and the training behind it. Elume Medspa has run in Fairfax since 2009, carries a 4.6-star rating across more than 45 Google reviews, and puts every treatment under the care of Shaheen Ghafari, a licensed Nurse Practitioner. A consultation costs nothing, and its purpose is to work out whether a treatment suits you at all.
Fitting an appointment into an Oakton weekday
Because the distance is so small, many patients from Oakton treat us as a lunch-hour errand rather than an outing. A consultation takes roughly half an hour. Follow-up injectable appointments are similarly brief, while device treatments like Morpheus8 need a longer block because numbing time is built into the visit. We will tell you at booking how much time to set aside, so the return trip up Route 123 is not a guess.
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Rather speak to someone first? Call (703) 383-0431, or look through every bookable service on the scheduling page.
Oakton questions we hear
How long does it take to get here from Oakton?
Usually around fifteen minutes. Head south on Chain Bridge Road and stay on it into the city of Fairfax; Blenheim Blvd is a short turn once you reach the old downtown grid.
Where do I park?
In the building’s own lot, at no charge. There is no meter to feed and no garage to circle, which is a fair part of why the trip stays painless.
Can I be seen the same week I call?
Often, yes. Availability moves around, so the quickest way to check is the live calendar on our scheduling page. Consultations in particular tend to have near-term openings.
Which other Northern Virginia towns do you serve?
Quite a few. Nearby pages cover Vienna, Burke and Annandale, and the contact page has directions from any starting point.
