Medical director
Dr. Iris Kalani, MD
A board-certified dermatologist who reviews treatment protocols, signs every standing order and is on call for anything unexpected.
About
One window. Then four rooms.One window. Still one chair.
Northlight started in 2019 as one rented room in Gilbert with a window facing north. It’s a four-provider studio now, and every visit still starts the way the first one did: with a face map in honest light.Northlight started in 2019 as one rented room in Gilbert with a window facing north. It’s a private suite in Old Town now, and it’s still just me: every consult, every injection, every check-in.
Plate 00 · Mara Ellison, FNP‑C · Founder
Medical director Dr. Iris Kalani, MD
This is the north room. Every treatment room here has one window, and it faces north.
North light doesn’t flatter you and it doesn’t hide anything.
So we map your face in it first. Mara
This is my suite in Old Town. One chair, one window facing north, and Camelback outside it.
North light doesn’t flatter you and it doesn’t hide anything.
So I map every face in it, myself. Mara
Why north light
The light that doesn’t lie.
Portrait painters have chosen north-facing windows for centuries. The light is soft and even, and it doesn’t change much through the day. In Arizona, it’s the only kind light there is.
That’s why every face map here happens next to a north window, and why every before and after is shot in the same one, at the same angle, two weeks apart. If the light changes, the photo lies. Ours doesn’t change.
The story
From one room to four.From one room to one suite.
Told the way it happened, in the order it happened.
- 2011
ICU nurse
Six years in a Phoenix ICU taught me to slow down and look before I touch anything.
- 2015
Nurse practitioner school
An MSN and a family nurse practitioner license, FNP-C.
- 2017
The first face map
Trained under a Scottsdale dermatologist. The white pencil came from her.
- 2019
One room in Gilbert
A rented room with one window facing north. The light that named the studio.
- 2022
The studio near SanTan Village
Four treatment rooms, and every one of them has a north window.
- 2024
June, Ines and Callie
Three people who start every visit with the same face map I do.
- 2026
18,400 appointments
Still mapped first. Still small doses. Still a free check-in at day 14.
- 2011
ICU nurse
Six years in a Phoenix ICU taught me to slow down and look before I touch anything.
- 2015
Nurse practitioner school
An MSN and a family nurse practitioner license, FNP-C.
- 2017
The first face map
Trained under a Scottsdale dermatologist. The white pencil came from her.
- 2019
One room in Gilbert
A rented room with one window facing north. The light that named the studio.
- 2023
A suite in Old Town
I moved to a private suite off Marshall Way. Still one chair, on purpose.
- 2026
6,200 appointments
Every one of them with me, start to finish.
What we won’t doWhat I won’t do
Three things, in writing.
01
Sell you a package
You pay for the units or syringes you need. Never an “area,” never a bundle you didn’t ask for.
02
Hand you off
The injector who maps your face is the one who treats it, and the one who sees you at day 14.I map your face, I treat it, and I see you at day 14. Nobody else.
03
Guess
No face map, no treatment. If the light’s wrong, we waitI wait. If you don’t need anything, we sayI say so.
Next step
Start with a free consult.
Thirty minutes in the studioin my suite or fifteen by video. Your injectorI maps your face, tells you what it would take, and you decide later. No deposit for consults.
Got it, friend. Rosa will text you from (480) 790-3036 within the hour to pick a time.I’ll text you from (480) 790-3036 within the hour to pick a time. Mara
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