Total Anti-Aging and Wellness

Total Anti-Aging and Wellness sits along West International Speedway Boulevard, a few blocks from the Halifax River in a stretch of Daytona Beach better known for auto parts stores and fast food than medical spas. That makes the clinic something of a destination rather than a walk-in impulse stop, and it has built a following since opening in 2016 under co-founders Garey and Leah MacDowell. Leah MacDowell runs the clinical side of the practice as an Autonomous Nurse Practitioner, bringing more than twenty five years of medical experience that started with hospital nursing in emergency and cardiovascular care, included four years of service in the United States Marine Corps, and eventually led her into advanced training in endocrinology and two years of specialized study in facial aesthetics through AAFE.

That clinical background shapes how the practice positions itself. Rather than operating purely as a cosmetic med spa, Total Anti-Aging and Wellness blends aesthetic treatments with primary wellness care under one roof. On the aesthetics side, the practice offers Botox, dermal fillers, PDO thread lifts, Potenza RF microneedling, Tetra CoolPeel CO2 laser treatments and Hydrafacial services, along with a medical-grade Hydrinity skincare line for at-home maintenance. On the wellness side, patients can access IV therapy, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, peptide therapy and primary care visits, plus medically supervised weight loss programs using semaglutide and tirzepatide. Consultations run fifty dollars, a fee the clinic applies toward whatever treatment a patient ultimately chooses, which keeps the initial visit low-risk for people who are simply weighing their options.

Being independently owned and operated by the same nurse practitioner who founded the business in 2016 gives Total Anti-Aging and Wellness a different feel from the regional med spa chains that have opened along Daytona Beach’s commercial corridors in recent years. Patients see the same provider visit to visit rather than rotating through whichever injector happens to be on shift, and the practice can add or drop services based on what its Daytona Beach and Volusia County clientele are actually asking for. The clinic keeps weekday hours that stretch into the evening on Tuesdays and Thursdays, a schedule aimed at patients who work standard business hours elsewhere in Daytona Beach and can only make appointments after work.

For a city whose commercial identity is often built around Speedweeks, Bike Week and beachside tourism, a locally owned medical aesthetics practice with a founder holding a genuine clinical resume is worth knowing about, whether the goal is a first Botox appointment, a structured weight loss plan, or simply establishing a relationship with a wellness provider who is still in the building she opened nearly a decade ago. Appointments are available seven days a week by request, and the practice can be reached directly by phone or through its website to schedule a consultation.