Medically reviewed by
Dr. Haritha Mikkilineni, MD
A Physician-Led Med Spa Serving Keller
One board-certified physician, one address, and a treatment plan set at your consultation.
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Living and working in Keller
This Tarrant County suburb is split across two ZIP codes, 76248 and 76244, with Keller ISD's elementary, middle, and high schools anchoring most of the calendar. Town Center and Bear Creek Park, both off Bear Creek Parkway near City Hall, hold the newer civic and retail core, while Old Town's Main Street and Olive Street blocks are what remain of the rail stop the city grew from in 1881.
Bear Creek Park's trail network and the city's roughly 300 acres of park land see heavy weeknight and weekend use, and a lot of households plan their week around a practice, a pickup line, or a game more than a commute.
Most of daily life stays inside the city limits: games and practices at the local ball fields, errands and dinner around Town Center's shops near City Hall, weekend mornings on the Bear Creek trails. It is a drive-everywhere suburb more than a walkable downtown, which is part of why an appointment on the way to or from somewhere else fits better than one that needs a whole afternoon set aside.
The drive to the clinic runs east on Keller Parkway, which crosses Rufe Snow Drive before carrying the FM 1709 designation on into Southlake, where it becomes Southlake Blvd and meets N Kimball Ave a few blocks south of the clinic. It's about 7 miles, roughly 15 to 20 minutes depending on traffic. The 76248 side, closer to Town Center and Old Town, sits a few minutes nearer than the 76244 side toward the Fort Worth Alliance and Heritage line. The clinic's hours are Mon–Fri 10:00 AM – 5:30 PM, at 420 N Kimball Ave, Suite 140, Southlake, TX 76092.
Serving Keller from Southlake, TX
What fits life in Keller
This city runs on school and practice schedules, so these three are picked for how well they work around them.
Neurotoxin injections
Between a school drop-off and a practice at Bear Creek Park, a free afternoon is rare. Botox, Dysport and Jeuveau for forehead lines and crow's feet are quick appointments with results that build over the following days, not a block of time you have to clear from the calendar. It's a common choice for parents fitting care around a packed weekday. Candidacy is confirmed at your consultation.
Medical weight loss
A physician-supervised plan runs on a weekly or biweekly schedule, which suits a household built around school pickup lines and practice schedules better than a program that demands daily gym time. Dr. Mikki reviews your history and labs before recommending GLP-1 options like semaglutide or tirzepatide, and adjusts the dose as you respond. Candidacy is confirmed at your consultation.
Membership
Keeping up with a skincare or injectable routine is easier as one monthly decision instead of several separate bookings. The Beauty, Glow and Laser Club plans turn that into monthly treatment credits with member pricing. It suits parents who want predictable, recurring care around a full week. 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.
What Keller patients tell us after their visit
These reflect common patient sentiment rather than verbatim quotes, and individual results vary.
I came in with one treatment in mind, but Dr. Mikki explained why she did not think it was the right fit for me and talked me through other options. She put together a plan I felt comfortable with and performed the treatment herself. That kind of straightforward advice is why I still make the drive from Keller.
They explained the laser, why they chose those settings for my skin, and what to expect before starting. I felt comfortable with the whole process, and the drive over was easy.
Other nearby communities we serve
Serving Colleyville
Colleyville sits just east of Keller, its established neighborhoods strung along Colleyville Boulevard (SH-26).
Serving Fort Worth
Fort Worth's Alliance and Heritage area sits directly on Keller's west side, built along the I-35W corridor, the opposite direction from the Southlake clinic.
Service-area maps show each community and the Southlake clinic. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Questions patients ask before booking
What is the quickest way to the clinic from Town Center or Old Town?
Head east on Keller Parkway. It carries the same FM 1709 designation into Southlake, where the road becomes Southlake Blvd and crosses N Kimball Ave a few blocks south of the clinic. It is about 7 miles, roughly 15 to 20 minutes depending on traffic.
I am on the 76244 side near Alliance. Is the drive much longer?
A little. The 76244 ZIP sits toward Keller’s western edge near the Fort Worth Alliance and Heritage area, farther from Southlake than the 76248 side around Town Center and Old Town. Either way, plan on roughly 15 to 20 minutes.
Is Keller Parkway the same road as Southlake Blvd?
Yes. Both carry the FM 1709 designation. The road is named Keller Parkway inside city limits and becomes Southlake Blvd once it crosses into Southlake, where it meets N Kimball Ave near the clinic.
Can I get an appointment around school drop-off or a practice at Bear Creek Park?
Yes. The clinic is open Mon–Fri 10:00 AM – 5:30 PM, which leaves a mid-morning or early-afternoon window between drop-off and pickup. Book online or call to find a slot that fits your day.
Should I plan around the Keller ISD school calendar?
Not necessary. The clinic does not follow the school calendar, so you can book any weekday within clinic hours, including school breaks when schedules usually open up.
How do I book?
Book online through our scheduling partner or call (214) 702-5225. The consultation is educational and confirms candidacy, with no obligation to proceed.
Book your consultation from Keller
Dr. Mikki confirms candidacy and sets your plan at the first visit. Clinic hours leave room for a school and practice schedule.