Aesthetic Services
– Aesthetic Services at The Batson Clinic in Little Rock, AR –
Aesthetic Services
At The Batson Clinic, located in West Little Rock, Arkansas, Katherine Batson, APRN provides medical-grade aesthetic treatments in a clinical setting you can trust. Katherine brings the same personalized, patient-centered approach that defines her primary care practice to every aesthetic appointment — because confidence in how you look and how you feel are deeply connected. To explore aesthetic treatment options with a provider who prioritizes your safety and your results, contact The Batson Clinic today or book your appointment online.
Aesthetic services at The Batson Clinic are rooted in clinical expertise, not a spa menu. Under Katherine Batson’s care, patients receive a thorough consultation before any treatment begins — reviewing health history, current medications, and individual goals to ensure every recommendation is appropriate and safe. Currently offering Botox and Dysport for the treatment of fine lines and wrinkles, along with a curated selection of medical-grade skincare products, the practice takes a conservative, natural-looking approach to aesthetics. As the program grows, additional services will be added — all held to the same standard of care that patients expect from The Batson Clinic.
Why does it matter that aesthetic services are offered in a primary care clinic?
Most aesthetic treatments are available at standalone spas or med spas with little to no medical oversight. At The Batson Clinic, every service is administered by Katherine Batson, APRN — a board-certified family nurse practitioner who knows your health history, understands your medications, and is trained to recognize contraindications before they become problems. That clinical context is not a formality. It is the difference between a cosmetic appointment and one you can genuinely trust.
What injectable treatments does The Batson Clinic currently offer?
The Batson Clinic currently offers Botox and Dysport — two of the most clinically studied neuromodulators in aesthetic medicine — for the treatment of fine lines and wrinkles. Common areas include the forehead, the lines between the brows, and crow’s feet. Results are natural-looking and conservative by design. Dermal filler will be added to the menu shortly, expanding options for volume restoration and facial contouring.
What can I expect during my first aesthetic appointment?
Every aesthetic appointment at The Batson Clinic begins with a consultation. Katherine reviews your areas of concern, health history, and goals before any treatment is recommended or performed. Nothing is rushed, and nothing is done that is not right for you specifically. The goal is a result you feel confident in — not a service that was simply available.
How is Margaret Stramel qualified to perform aesthetic treatments?
Margaret Stramel holds a Master of Science in Nursing and is an AANP-certified Advanced Practice Registered Nurse with extensive clinical experience across urgent care, primary care, and inpatient settings. Patients at The Batson Clinic are not being seen by an injector with a weekend certification — they are being cared for by a provider with a deep understanding of facial anatomy, pharmacology, and the medical standards that govern safe practice. That foundation is what makes the difference.
What is microneedling and what can it treat?
Microneedling is a minimally invasive skin rejuvenation treatment that uses fine needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin, stimulating the body’s natural collagen and elastin production. At The Batson Clinic, microneedling is used to address a range of common skin concerns including fine lines and wrinkles, acne scarring, enlarged pores, uneven skin texture, and overall dullness. Results develop gradually over several weeks as the skin repairs and remodels itself, with most patients seeing continued improvement after a series of treatments.
Is microneedling safe, and who is a good candidate?
Microneedling is well-tolerated by most skin types and has a strong safety profile when performed by a trained clinical provider. At The Batson Clinic, every microneedling appointment begins with a thorough review of your skin history, current medications, and any conditions that may affect healing. Certain medications, active skin infections, and specific skin conditions can affect candidacy — which is exactly why having this service performed in a medical setting matters. Katherine Batson and her team assess each patient individually to ensure the treatment is appropriate, the technique is correct for your skin, and your results are achieved safely.