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Willow ValeAesthetics

Jessie Burchfield, RN, BSN · Injectables & Aesthetics

Your valley of calm.

Botulinum toxin, dermal fillers, and skin treatments in a private studio near Milligan.

I'm Jessie. I've been a nurse for seventeen years, and I've been getting injectables and treatments myself for the past seven — so I know what it's like to be the one in the chair. Practicing under physician delegation in Tennessee.

The 30-minute consult is complimentary.

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Willow branches against a warm terracotta wall, with the Willow Vale Aesthetics wordmark

You'll be walking into our well-lived-in, charming old brick cottage-style home, full of character and quirks.

Yes, this is run out of my own home — a real room I built for this, used for clients only.

The Willow Vale treatment room from above: the chaise on a sheepskin rug, the trunk and the desk.

Services

  • Botulinum toxin

    $13 per unit

    Minimum 20 units per visit.

  • Dermal filler

    $600–$800 per syringe · varies by brand

  • Micro-needling

    $150 single · 3 sessions $375 · 6 sessions $675

  • Dermaplaning

    $60 alone · $25 as an add-on

  • Hydrating facial

    $100

  • Far-infrared (FAR) sauna session

    45 min · $60

  • Red light & near-infrared (NIR) light

    $20 add-on

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What to expect at your first visit

  1. We walk through your goals and budget.

    Your consult is 30 minutes, with no obligation to book anything. I go over what you want, what your goals are, and what it would cost.

  2. We decide together.

    If we both agree it's the right fit, and the schedule allows, the treatment can happen the same visit. Numbing cream is available if you choose.

  3. You know what happens next.

    Every injectable visit includes a complimentary follow-up about two weeks later — the same for botulinum toxin and dermal filler. If anything needs a small adjustment then, it's done at no charge.

Wondering something before you book?

What's it like coming to a home studio?
This used to just be an extra room in our home with no real purpose. Walking into someone's home is different than walking into an office; you get to know a little about who they are, not just what they do. You'll probably meet Clover, my small dog, at the door — she barks when you're outside because she doesn't know you yet, but once you come in she's very sweet and friendly. I have two cats, but you'll probably never know they're here because they hide. Pets are never in the treatment room. There's an air purifier running in the treatment room at all times.
What should I do before I come in?
Come in without makeup if you want to save time — if you show up with it on, I've got what I need to take it off. I'd recommend eating something and drinking water before your appointment. It helps lower the chance of a vasovagal reaction — a brief faint or lightheaded feeling some people get when a needle goes in. It isn't a fear of needles; it's just the body reacting. Being fed and hydrated makes it less likely. The night before, there's really nothing special to do.

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Hours

Opening hours
Monday10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
SaturdayBy request only
SundayClosed

Saturdays by request — call or text.

The training behind it

I was trained in injectables through the American Academy of Facial Esthetics (AAFE), which has trained more than 25,000 medical professionals since 2007 and holds ADA CERP and ACCME accreditation. AAFE certified in Botulinum Toxins and Dermal Fillers. Seventeen years as a nurse, most of them in labor and delivery and postpartum, which taught me to build trust quickly. Seven years as an injectables client myself, so I know what it's like to be the one in the chair. Practicing under physician delegation in Tennessee.

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Thirty minutes, no obligation, no charge. You'll leave knowing what you'd pay.

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