Meet Dr. Jonathan Martinez, MD
Dr. Jonathan Martinez serves as Aevua’s Medical Director, helping establish clinical protocols, screening standards, escalation procedures, and safety practices. The provider who consults with or treats you may vary by service; our team will identify that professional and explain their credentials before care.
- Physician Medical Director
- Internal Medicine Background
- Clinical Protocol Review
- Safety-Focused Oversight
Provider Identification
We explain who will provide your care and their role.
Consent Before Treatment
Understand options, risks, costs, and expected recovery.
Treatment Planning
Plans are based on the person, not a template.
Follow-Up Support
Questions and treatment response guide next steps.
Clear Roles, Informed Decisions, Realistic Expectations
Defined Medical Oversight
The Medical Director supports clinical protocols, screening standards, escalation procedures, and safety practices. The treating provider and level of oversight vary by service.
Credentials Explained
Before treatment, clients should be told who will perform the service, the professional’s role, and the credentials relevant to that service.
Consultation-Led Decisions
Recommendations follow an individual discussion of goals, health history, medications, possible risks, alternatives, and expected recovery.
Technology With Context
Devices support care, but outcomes also depend on candidacy, settings, provider judgment, adherence, and individual response.
Evidence-Informed Expectations
We avoid guaranteed outcomes and explain what is known, what varies, and when another option may be more appropriate.
Accessible Aftercare
Clients receive treatment-specific instructions, warning signs, and information about how to contact the team with concerns.
Meet Sonia
Sonia is a New York State–licensed esthetician with training on the Candela GentleMax Pro platform. At Aevua, service assignments are based on the provider’s current licensure, training, and applicable New Jersey scope-of-practice requirements.
During your consultation, ask who will perform your service, what credentials they hold, and how medical oversight applies to your individual treatment plan.
What to Expect at Aevua
Listen and Assess
We begin with your concerns, goals, health history, current routine, and the practical questions that matter to you.
Explain Your Options
We discuss suitable services, alternatives, provider roles, expected sessions, downtime, costs, and realistic outcomes.
Treat With Clear Consent
If you proceed, the responsible professional confirms the plan, answers questions, and reviews treatment-specific risks and aftercare.
Review and Adjust
Follow-up is based on your actual response. Plans may be adjusted, paused, or changed when appropriate.
Frequently Asked
Provider assignment depends on the service and applicable New Jersey scope-of-practice requirements. During your consultation, we will identify the professional responsible for your care and explain their credentials and role.
Some services require a clinical consultation or medical screening. We review your goals, relevant health history, medications, possible risks, alternatives, pricing, and expected recovery before treatment.
Timing varies by service and treatment area. Many visits take about 30–60 minutes; your booking confirmation will provide the expected duration.
Candidacy and settings depend on the service, skin tone, medical history, medications, recent sun exposure, and other individual factors. No treatment is appropriate for everyone.
Preparation is treatment-specific. Follow the instructions sent by the clinical team, and do not stop or change medications unless the clinician who manages them tells you to do so.
Start With a Clear, Personalized Consultation
Tell us your goals and questions. We’ll explain which services may be appropriate, who would perform them, expected costs, common risks, downtime, and realistic next steps.
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