From Memorial and Hunters Creek it is a straight run east on I-10 and off at Heights Blvd — usually 15 to 20 minutes outside of peak.
roughly 15–20 minutes, traffic dependent.
I-10 east, exit Heights Blvd / Yale. The exit puts you a few blocks from the door. Coming from Memorial Villages, Memorial Drive to Shepherd north also works and avoids the freeway entirely.
Surface parking on site. If you are used to the Galleria-area garages, this will be a relief.
1051 Heights Blvd, Suite 130, Houston TX 77008. By appointment. Call or text 713-396-2431.
The Memorial corridor runs on a school calendar, and the practical constraint we hear most is the window between drop-off and pick-up. It is worth knowing which treatments actually fit that window and which do not. A neuromodulator appointment is short. Filler placed under ultrasound is not — it is deliberately unhurried, because the imaging is the point. Resurfacing has downtime that lands over the following days, not the same afternoon. Say what your week looks like when you book and we will tell you honestly whether the thing you want fits it.
Dr. Bui performs the treatments personally rather than delegating them. Dermal filler, biostimulators and filler dissolving are placed with real-time ultrasound guidance, so the anatomy is visible before anything goes in. Neuromodulators are not imaged — they are placed into muscle, where imaging adds nothing, and we would rather say that than imply the technology does more than it does.
Botox and Dysport, dermal fillers, Sculptra and Radiesse.
Ultrasound-guided filler dissolving and complication management.
XERF skin tightening ($1,500 per session), LaseMD ULTRA, Rejuran, microneedling.
PRP scalp restoration and KeraLase.
About 15 to 20 minutes outside peak traffic — I-10 east to the Heights Blvd exit.
It depends on the treatment. A neuromodulator visit is short. Ultrasound-guided filler is deliberately unhurried because the imaging is the point of it. Ask when you book and you will get a straight answer.
Yes — XERF is a needle-free radiofrequency treatment for facial and jawline laxity, $1,500 per session.
No. There is surface parking at the building.
