Miami Aesthetic Institute, Miami, FL

West Dixie at 202nd is not Brickell. It is Aventura Mall traffic, a twelve-story glass office condo named Beacon Tower, and a white garage that swallows you before you ever see a medical sign. Suite 808c is Miami Aesthetic Institute: Dr. Nina Gupta behind an unmarked door, a doorbell, marble, a view toward Sunny Isles, and a menu that runs from Vivace and Aerolase to TruSculpt, hair PRP, weekly weight-loss shots, and the P-Shot. That is a different business than a testosterone mill downtown, and it is a different door than suite 808a in the same building, which answers a different phone.

Miami Aesthetic Institute is Nina's suite 808c office at 20200 W Dixie Highway, zip 33180. One MD. Skin, body, hair, hormones, sexual wellness, IVs. Regenerative add-ons sit on top of that.

The door is suite 808c. Miami, FL 33180. Phone (305) 934-9149. Site miamiaestheticinstitute.com. Email Miamiaestheticinstitute@gmail.com. You book by calling, or you fill out the form and wait up to a business day. The appointment page is a callback, not a live calendar. They advertise a complementary consult. They also publish a price list. Treat both as a starting point. Hours are a mess. Google will still guess Closed. The stored hours field is only Thursday: Closed. Her own site does not print a grid. Claimed listings usually run Monday and Tuesday 9 to 5, Wednesday 9 to 7, Thursday 9 to 5, Friday 9 to 7, Saturday 10 to 4, Sunday off. Yahoo rounds the weekdays to 9 to 5 and kills Saturday. A patient did get a Saturday TruSculpt visit. If you only have a lunch hour, get a human on (305) 934-9149 before you sit in Aventura Mall traffic.

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The office on West Dixie

Beacon Tower of Aventura went up around 2016. Class A. Covered garage. Floor-to-ceiling glass. Aventura Mall and the Brightline station are the landmarks. Maps will say Miami, Aventura, or North Miami-Dade and still mean zip 33180. The live string is 20200 W Dixie Hwy, Suite 808c, Miami, FL 33180. Confirm the c. From I-95 you peel off at Ives Dairy / 203rd and work east onto Dixie. From Sunny Isles you come west. From Hallandale you drop south. From Brickell it is I-95 north until the mall is on your right. Kendall and Coral Gables are a haul unless you are already coming this way.

Parking is the white garage off US-1, east of 95, west of Dixie. S. P. wrote the useful version in 2021 and nobody has replaced it: reserved spots for 808 on level 2.5. If those are full, go higher and take a non-reserved space. Take the elevator inside the garage straight to eight. Do not detour to the lobby unless you want to look at it. The suite has no sign. Ring the doorbell. Nina told that patient the unmarked door was on purpose. Marble floors, original artwork, equipment that looks newer than the reviews. A later patient called the view wonderful. If the confirmation says 808 with no letter, or 808a, stop and ask.

Nina Gupta is who you are seeing. MD. She signs pages ABAARM and FAARM, Diplomate of the American Academy of Stem Cell Physicians, and she says she trained for the P-Shot and O-Shot under Charles Runels. She puts 35-plus years on the door. LinkedIn has her as medical director here since 2018. Patients call her Dr. Nina, Dr. G, Dr. Gupta. She is the one at the chair. Reviews talk about her doing the Vivace, the Aerolase, the TruSculpt, the hair PRP, the P-Shot. Roger is the other name. R. M. thanked "her assistant Mr. Roger." S. R. said Roger was helpful and welcoming. If you need a rotating roster or a hospital badge, this is the wrong suite.

One 2025 patient said she splits time between NYC and North Miami and that you should book a few weeks out. That is one note, not a second address you can GPS. Ask which week she is actually in 808c. K. B. got a Saturday TruSculpt. Appointment only. Walk-ins are not the product.

What she actually does

Start with skin, because that is what people keep writing down, even when a listing tries to file this under testosterone.

Vivace RF microneedling is the machine they name. D. T. had it, got the explanation, and at two weeks said the face had already moved. C. A. came back to update the same review after a second pass and then a third, still talking about wrinkles. R. A. compared it to Botox and preferred the Vivace. She publishes a starting number: $750. Packages exist. PRP or a growth-factor serum can ride on top. Aerolase is the other laser people bother to date. J. N. used it on acne. L. R. used it on pigment. G. B. came back for a second session. H. was one session into a three-session plan. The price list puts a single facial rejuvenation at $500, three at $1300, five at $2100, with face-and-neck and chest add-ons. DiamondGlow starts at $299. Vampire PRP facial starts at $1500. Injectables are on the procedures page as Botox and fillers. T. A. came for lip plumping. Do not assume a filler menu with every brand listed. Ask what is in the syringe.

Body contouring is the other thing people describe with a calendar. TruSculpt iD is the fat-reduction pass. TruSculpt Flex, also called TruFlex, is the muscle pass. S. P. came because CoolSculpting had left a shelf on a thigh. V. L. said she saw something immediately after iD. B. N. did four Flex sessions a week apart and wrote about tighter muscle and better posture. K. B. stacked iD and Flex on a Saturday. T. L. flew from San Diego, did laser tightening, microneedling, and one iD pass on an abdomen that Pilates had not moved. D. N. stacked a weight-loss program with iD and bought new jeans. The published numbers: iD $1800 per treatment, Flex starting around $800, four Flex sessions $3000, six $4200, a yearly membership they put at $600 a month. Chin fat is $750. Vampire PRP breast lift is $1800. N. B. stacked hair PRP with the breast lift. Confirm the number for the applicator count you are actually buying.

Hair is PRP, sometimes with exosomes. a. a. wrote that a full head of hair came back. a. h. did three sessions. M. T. said it was thicker and booked the next one. B. R. called it the best hair PRP in Miami and left it there. A. A. did PRP with "exososome" on bald patches, checked at six weeks, and said the patches were gone. G. V. came after Covid shedding, got PRP on the bald spots, and also did the O-Shot in the same relationship. The list: $900 to $1200 per hair treatment. Packages exist. It is usually sold as cosmetic. Ask how many sessions they want before you treat the first invoice as the whole bill.

Sexual wellness is real here, and it is also how people get lost. P-Shot is on her procedures page at $1900 a session, three for $5000. O-Shot is $1500. Shockwave / acoustic wave sits next to both. A. T. came for the P-Shot. A. stacked it with testosterone pellets. P. C. stacked microneedling and a P-Shot. C. W. came on a recommendation, named P-Shot, O-Shot, Botox, Juvederm, vampire facial, then sat for two shockwave sessions because he was leaving town the next day and wrote four days later. N. A. did a same-day "Trifecta": vampire facial, hair PRP, P-Shot, and called the price fair. That is this suite. It is not the 808a listing. P-Shot Miami | Men's Health uses 20200 W Dixie Hwy #808a, phone (305) 521-8522, site pshotmiami.com, and that site has published $1800 including one shockwave. Same physician last name. Different door, different phone, different posted number. Confirm 808c and (305) 934-9149 if this is the page you meant to book.

Weight loss is a weekly-shot program with names on the page: semaglutide (they also say Ozempic) and tirzepatide (they also say Mounjaro). K. wrote that Nina had put them on Mounjaro. D. N. dropped 22 pounds and kept coming. Kim's story on the weight-loss page claims 20-plus pounds. B12 and MIC lipotropic injections sit next to the shots. Hormones are sold as part of the same conversation. They do not publish what the weekly pen costs. Ask.

Hormones for women are BHRT on a dedicated page: weight, skin, sleep, libido, mood, hair. Hormones for men show up as TRT and pellets in the reviews more than on a clean menu. A. named pellet therapy next to the P-Shot. If that is why you are coming, you need labs, the insert, and the number before you drive.

IVs and shots are on the site: custom drips with vitamin C, B complex, B12, magnesium, amino acids, glutathione, minerals, NAD when she thinks it belongs, plus IM B12, MIC, vitamin D, glutathione. Nobody in the Google pile writes a drip diary the way they write Vivace. NAD has a page that still talks like a supplement catalog. Treat NAD as published and thin. If you want a specific bag, say the name on the phone.

Stem cells are the homepage headline and the thing R. M. credited for a multi-year relationship: cellular-level work, fewer specialists, feeling younger than the birthday, Roger in the room. Exosomes ride along on hair and vampire pages. There is no stem-cell price on the list. Do not build a Saturday around a word that is not on the invoice.

Joints are in the file. L. D. had PRP in a knee and a shoulder and said both felt great. M. P. had an old ACL, hated needles, got a plan mapped in July, felt a pinch, and a few days later said it was a little better. That is two notes. Ask which injection you are booking.

They will not tell you, in public, whether Thursday is actually a 5 o'clock day or a closed day, what the complementary consult turns into once you sit down, or whether Nina is in New York that week.

How it feels in the room

Sixty-nine people have left Google reviews, every one of them five stars, from October 2019 through June 2026. There is not a single one-star or two-star note in that pile. That is a limit. Perfect scores are easy to collect and hard to trust. Other sites are messier. A Yahoo page still carries a one-star from someone who said a vampire facial burned them and that they had not recovered. Read that before you treat 5.0 as a clinical trial. The useful part of the Google file is not the average. It is what people bother to mention twice.

They mention time. Not being sold. A consult that ran long enough that a woman from Sweden had already booked the next trip before she stood up. S. P. said time is money and Nina spent a lot of it, and that she did not feel sold. They mention that she does the work herself. They mention painless, or a small pinch, or a topical that did its job. They mention Roger. They mention the view, the unmarked door, the doorbell, the marble. They mention coming back for the second Vivace, the third hair PRP, the next TruSculpt, the follow-up P-Shot.

They mention Aventura without saying Aventura: New Year's makeovers, a Saturday slot, a flight from San Diego, a flight from New York, a return ticket from Sweden. They mention skin plus one extra thing: the hair, the P-Shot, the O-Shot, the iD pass, the weekly shot.

They will not tell you the wait on a Tuesday, whether Saturday is really 10 to 4, what happens when the complementary consult becomes a $1900 P-Shot, or whether you wanted 808c or 808a.

The parts that will waste a trip if you skip them

The live door is 20200 W Dixie Hwy Ste 808c, Miami, FL 33180. P-Shot Miami | Men's Health is #808a in the same tower, phone (305) 521-8522. Doctor4ED shows up in notes on that other listing. If the confirmation says 808a, or the other phone, you booked the other page. Ask.

Hours do not agree. Stored field: Thursday Closed. Her site: silence. Claimed listings: weekdays from 9, late Wednesday and Friday, Saturday 10 to 4. Yahoo: weekdays 9 to 5, weekend off. A Saturday visit happened. Call (305) 934-9149. If nobody picks up and you only have a lunch hour, you do not have an appointment.

The door has no sign. Ring the doorbell. Park on 2.5 in the spots marked 808, then elevator to eight.

They advertise a complementary consult and they publish starting prices. Vivace from $750. Hair PRP $900–$1200. P-Shot $1900 here, $1800 on the other site. TruSculpt iD $1800. DiamondGlow $299. Confirm the number for the thing you actually want. Cosmetic work is generally not billed to health insurance. They do not publish an in-network list. If you need the visit in-network, stop until someone says yes.

Nina is an MD patients already call Doctor. Roger is in the room. If you need her in Miami that week, not New York, say so when you book.

FAQs

Who will I see at Miami Aesthetic Institute? Dr. Nina Gupta, MD. Patients call her Dr. Nina or Dr. G. She is the one at the chair for Vivace, Aerolase, TruSculpt, hair PRP, and the shots people name. Roger is the assistant people thank. She lists ABAARM, FAARM, and stem-cell diplomate credentials. If you need a hospital department or a rotating roster, this is the wrong suite. Call (305) 934-9149 and ask which week she is in 808c.

What does Miami Aesthetic Institute actually offer? A physician-run med spa in 808c: Vivace RF microneedling, Aerolase, DiamondGlow, vampire PRP facial, injectables, TruSculpt iD and Flex, hair PRP with or without exosomes, P-Shot and O-Shot and shockwave, weekly semaglutide or tirzepatide, BHRT and testosterone pellets, custom IVs, NAD on the menu, stem cells on the homepage. It is not a men's mill, and it is not the 808a P-Shot Miami listing, even when the same last name is on both.

Where is it, and can I park? Suite 808c at 20200 W Dixie Highway, Miami, FL 33180, in Beacon Tower of Aventura, near Dixie and NE 202nd. White garage off US-1, east of I-95. Reserved 808 spots on level 2.5. Elevator in the garage to eight. No sign on the door. Ring the doorbell. Phone (305) 934-9149. Do not GPS 808a unless that is the listing you meant.

What are the hours? Her site does not print them. Claimed listings usually say Monday and Tuesday 9 to 5, Wednesday 9 to 7, Thursday 9 to 5, Friday 9 to 7, Saturday 10 to 4, Sunday closed. Yahoo says weekdays 9 to 5 and weekends off. Google still flashes Closed depending on when you load it. A patient did get Saturday. If you only have a lunch hour, call (305) 934-9149 before you drive onto Dixie.

How do I book? Call (305) 934-9149, email Miamiaestheticinstitute@gmail.com, or use the form on miamiaestheticinstitute.com/contact-us or /book-appointment. There is no live scheduler. They advertise a complementary consult and a callback for TruSculpt questions, including online consults. Ask which visit you are buying: Vivace, TruSculpt, hair, a shot, or the unmarked door in 808c versus 808a.

Do they take insurance, and what does it cost? They do not publish insurance. Hair PRP copy says the work is usually cosmetic and not covered. They do publish starting prices on miamiaestheticinstitute.com/price-list: Vivace from $750, DiamondGlow from $299, hair PRP $900–$1200, P-Shot $1900, O-Shot $1500, TruSculpt iD $1800, Flex from about $800. Confirm before you sit down. The 808a site has posted a different P-Shot number.

Is this P-Shot Miami, Doctor4ED, or suite 808? No. This page is Miami Aesthetic Institute, suite 808c, phone (305) 934-9149, site miamiaestheticinstitute.com. P-Shot Miami | Men's Health is suite 808a, phone (305) 521-8522, site pshotmiami.com. Doctor4ED is a name that shows up on that other listing. Same building. Same physician last name. Different door. Confirm the letter and the phone before you park.