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Dr. Haritha Mikkilineni, MD
A Physician-Led Med Spa Serving Colleyville
One board-certified physician, one address, and a treatment plan set at your consultation.
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Living and working in Colleyville
Colleyville is a quiet, built-out city of about 26,000 people in Tarrant County, incorporated in 1965 and still ZIP code 76034 today. There are few new subdivisions. Most of the city is a handful of long-established neighborhoods: Montclair Parc and Oak Alley Estates sit on half-acre to acre-and-a-half lots behind mature oak trees, Whittier Heights and Broughton carry the same custom-home, larger-lot character a few streets over, and Ross Downs rounds out the list. Most shopping and dining sits along Colleyville Boulevard (SH-26), not in one central district.
Grapevine-Colleyville ISD, an A-rated district, serves the city's schools, and a lot of the quiet here comes from its parks and the lack of through traffic: the Colleyville Nature Center alone holds 46 acres of trails and nine ponds, plus a fishing pier and a playground, a short loop for anyone squeezing in a walk between errands, and Sparger Park and McPherson Park add two more green spaces within the same few square miles. Southlake borders the city to the northwest and Grapevine to the north.
The route in follows Colleyville Boulevard (State Highway 26) north to the State Highway 114/121 interchange in Grapevine, then west on SH-114 into Southlake to Kimball Avenue. From most of town that is about 10 to 15 minutes door to door; the starting point inside the city changes the drive by only a few minutes. The clinic keeps Mon–Fri 10:00 AM – 5:30 PM hours at 420 N Kimball Ave, Suite 140, Southlake, TX 76092.
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What fits life in Colleyville
These three suit the pace of the city's established neighborhoods, picked for how they fit a full calendar. Whether any of them is right for you is decided at your consultation, not assumed from where you live.
Fotona 4D
Fotona 4D is a four-pass non-surgical laser facelift that tightens the lower face and neck from inside the mouth as well as from the outside, with no incision and no real downtime. It is a popular choice for patients in the area's established neighborhoods who want a gradual refresh they can fit around an ordinary afternoon, with results that build over the weeks after each session.
Candidacy is confirmed at your consultation.
EndoTight
EndoTight passes a laser fiber beneath the skin to tighten the jawline, neck, or body without surgery, and it suits a calendar built around a full day: book a session, go back to the rest of it, and let the tightening continue over the following weeks. It is a common choice for patients who want results without working around a long recovery, and sessions are typically spaced a few weeks apart, with no time blocked off afterward.
Candidacy is confirmed at your consultation.
Hormone Replacement Therapy
A drop in energy, sleep, or mood as hormones shift is a reason many adults look into hormone therapy alongside an aesthetics appointment already on the calendar. Dosing is set from your own lab results and adjusted at follow-up, so the plan changes as you do instead of staying fixed from the first visit.
Candidacy is confirmed at your consultation.
One physician, one clinic in Southlake
Medrein has a single address, and the physician who consults with you is the one who treats you. The full story is on our about page and the Southlake med spa page.
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A board-certified MD in the room. Dr. Haritha Mikkilineni, MD, holds every consultation and performs most procedures herself.
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Named device platforms. Genuine Fotona, Sciton and Pico systems, each named on its treatment page.
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Aesthetics and wellness together. Skin, injectables, weight loss, hormones and peptides in one plan.
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A plan written at consultation. Including an honest answer when a treatment is not worth doing.
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Medical-grade safety. FDA-cleared devices and a contraindication review before anything is booked.
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Follow-up built in. Written aftercare, a check on how you responded, and doses adjusted at review.
Every treatment the clinic offers is open to you: aesthetics, laser and energy work, and longevity and wellness care. Candidacy is confirmed at consultation, and individual results vary.
Hearing it from patients nearby
These reflect common patient sentiment rather than verbatim quotes, and individual results vary.
It is barely a drive, but that is not why I stay. Dr. Mikki actually examined my skin and told me one thing I asked for would not look natural. Results may vary, but I trust someone who turns work down.
A board-certified physician a few minutes from home, doing the work herself. That is rare.
Also close to Grapevine and Keller
Serving Grapevine
Grapevine borders Colleyville directly to the north along State Highway 26, the same road that continues on to the SH-114/121 interchange patients from both cities use to reach the Southlake clinic.
Serving Keller
Keller sits just west of Colleyville. Patients from there head east on Keller Parkway, which becomes Southlake Boulevard on the way to the same clinic.
Service-area maps show each community and the Southlake clinic. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Questions Colleyville patients ask before booking
How long is the drive from Colleyville to the clinic?
About 10 to 15 minutes door to door from most starting points in town. The route runs north on Colleyville Boulevard (State Highway 26) to the State Highway 114/121 interchange in Grapevine, then west on SH-114 into Southlake to Kimball Avenue, and no stretch of it carries heavy commuter traffic outside the morning and evening rush.
Does it matter which side of town I start from?
Not much, since SH-26 runs the length of the city. Whether you start near Hall-Johnson Road or Glade Road, the drive changes by only a few minutes, and either way you join the same SH-114 stretch into Southlake.
My kids go to a GCISD school. Can I fit a visit around the school day?
Yes, the clinic's Mon–Fri 10:00 AM – 5:30 PM hours leave room to fit a visit around the school day. Book a consultation or a quick injectable visit before pickup, without having to take a half day off to make the trip.
I am usually at the Colleyville Nature Center on weekends. Is the clinic open then?
No, the clinic keeps Mon–Fri 10:00 AM – 5:30 PM hours Monday through Friday only. A weekend trip to the Nature Center will not overlap with an appointment, so plan a weekday visit around it instead.
How do I book an appointment?
Book online through our scheduling partner or call (214) 702-5225. No referral is needed, and the first visit is the consultation itself.
Book your visit from Colleyville
Dr. Mikki confirms candidacy at your consultation and tells you plainly when something is not worth doing. The clinic is a short run up Highway 26 and over on Highway 114.