Nectar Aesthetics Med Spa

Nectar Aesthetics is a medical spa in downtown Orlando, on North Rosalind Avenue, owned and led by Karli Plunkett, a physician associate and licensed medical esthetician who also trains other injectors nationally through the Allergan Medical Institute. That background matters in a med spa, where results depend heavily on who’s actually holding the needle, and it’s a big part of why the practice has built its reputation around natural looking results rather than the overdone look some injectables clinics chase.

The treatment menu covers the range you’d expect from a modern injectables focused med spa: Botox, Dysport, and Daxxify for wrinkle relaxing, plus a full lineup of dermal fillers for lips, cheeks, chin, jawline, and under eye hollows. Beyond neuromodulators and filler, Nectar also offers non-surgical facelift approaches like PDO thread lifts, Morpheus8 skin tightening, Kybella for chin fat reduction, and Sculptra for gradual collagen building. On the skin care side there’s microneedling with SkinPen, HydraFacial, IPL photofacials, and PRF injections, so clients working on overall skin quality have options beyond the injectable menu.

Nectar operates two locations, this Orlando spot and a second office in Sanford, which keeps it well within the range of a small, locally grown practice rather than a regional franchise operation. For anyone weighing cost, the practice offers financing through Cherry with 0% APR options on qualifying plans, along with a VIP membership program that builds in discounts for people who plan to make injectables or skin treatments a regular part of their routine rather than a once a year splurge.

The practice doesn’t publish set walk-in hours online since, like most injectables focused med spas, it runs on an appointment and consultation basis rather than open shop hours, so booking ahead through their online system or a phone call is the way to go rather than dropping in. Reviews consistently point to the same handful of providers doing the injecting, which lines up with a smaller, owner-led operation rather than a spa cycling through rotating staff. For Orlando residents looking for injectables with an emphasis on subtlety over drastic change, Nectar is one of the more established independent options downtown.

The Rosalind Avenue location puts the spa in an easy walking distance of Lake Eola and the Thornton Park restaurant strip, which makes it a convenient stop for downtown residents and office workers on a lunch break rather than something that requires a special trip out to the suburbs. The practice keeps an active Instagram and Facebook presence where it posts before-and-after photos, educational content about different treatments, and seasonal promotions, which is fairly standard for the med spa industry but useful if you want a sense of a provider’s actual injecting style before booking a consultation. New clients typically start with a consultation to map out a treatment plan rather than jumping straight into a procedure, which fits the practice’s broader emphasis on planning and technique over quick, one-size-fits-all appointments.