Project Glammers

Project Glammers occupies Suite 204 at 898 5th Avenue South, near the eastern end of downtown Naples’ main avenue. The practice is founded and led by Dr. Irene Gladstein, a board-certified oculoplastic surgeon, a specialty that combines ophthalmology with plastic surgery and typically centers on the delicate area around the eyes. That surgical background shapes how Project Glammers describes itself: a “state-of-the-art aesthetic and longevity practice” rather than a walk-in day spa, with treatments built around regenerative aesthetics and physician-level precision rather than a standard spa menu.

The Naples location’s service list includes dermal filler contouring and neurotoxin injections (the category that covers treatments like Botox and Dysport), along with regenerative aesthetic procedures such as radiofrequency microneedling and exosome treatments, which use cell-signaling molecules intended to support the skin’s own repair processes. Laser and light therapies and general facial treatments round out the aesthetic side of the practice. Beyond appearance-focused treatments, Project Glammers also offers longevity-oriented services, including peptide therapy and IV hydration, reflecting a broader trend among Naples med spas toward pairing cosmetic work with wellness and anti-aging protocols aimed at how clients feel as much as how they look.

Appointments are booked through Vagaro, an online scheduling platform widely used by independent spas and salons, rather than through a traditional medical office phone tree. Clients call 877-208-2882 to reach the practice, a toll-free number that suggests Dr. Gladstein’s practice serves clients beyond just the immediate Naples area, consistent with an oculoplastic surgeon’s typically broader regional draw compared to a neighborhood hair salon or nail studio.

The 5th Avenue South location puts Project Glammers within easy walking distance of the avenue’s restaurants and shops, useful for clients who want to schedule a treatment around lunch or an afternoon downtown. As with most of the second-floor suites along 5th Avenue South, the practice does not have dedicated on-site parking; visitors use the same metered street parking and City of Naples public garages that serve the rest of the avenue’s businesses.

Because Dr. Gladstein’s surgical background centers on the eye area, clients considering filler, neurotoxin, or regenerative treatments around the eyes and upper face in particular may find added reassurance in working with a physician whose primary surgical training focuses on that exact anatomy, rather than a general aesthetics practitioner. For Naples residents and visitors looking for physician-led injectable and regenerative aesthetic care in a downtown setting, Project Glammers offers that combination a short walk from the rest of 5th Avenue South’s shops and galleries. Anyone interested in treatment should book a consultation first, since most of the practice’s offerings require an individualized treatment plan rather than a standard walk-in service.