A nurse-founded regenerative aesthetics brand, delivered concierge style across the affluent San Fernando Valley. HA·RI, pronounced
"ha-ree," is Tagalog for king. It is also a tribute to the founder,
Maria (King) Crisp. The brand carries her name and her
standard into every treatment.
Maria personally delivers every HA·RI treatment. She built this brand around a belief: that the most
beautiful results come from working with the body, not against it.
Three core services, each built on the body's own regenerative capacity, each
designed to bring clients back month after month.
Skin rejuvenation that stimulates collagen and renewal from within. ~$850/session; series + maintenance cadence; ~80% gross margin.
Physician-guided GLP-1 programs (semaglutide/tirzepatide) with ongoing support. ~$500/month recurring — the fastest-growing category in aesthetics.
PRP therapy to revive thinning hair naturally. ~$1,200/session; ~86% gross margin. Sold in series.
Planned as a near-future addition through a franchise and licensing arrangement with 444 IV Lounge, serving an area outside the lounge's current footprint.
HA·RI does not ask clients to come to a clinic. Maria brings the treatment to them, in the privacy and comfort of their own home.
Scheduled around the client's life. No waiting rooms, no public clinics, no compromises on privacy.
HA·RI comes to the client from day one, with plans to purchase and customize a branded treatment van as the brand grows.
The affluent Valley pockets are high-income, densely populated, and full of clients who already pay for discretion and convenience.
Median household income ~$178K — more than double the national median. The wealthiest ZIP in the Valley.
Calabasas ~$158K · Studio City ~$142K, with 42% of households earning $150K+. For comparison: LA County ~$88K, U.S. ~$81K.
Dozens of mobile IV, house-call injectable, and concierge medical services run this corridor every day. What is missing is a regenerative brand built for it.
Household income within a 10-mile radius is the single strongest predictor of aesthetics revenue — and these neighborhoods sit at the top of that curve.
HA·RI launches on one professional, FDA-cleared regenerative platform: the Emage Medical suite, already selected. One clinic-grade platform that travels with the brand — the tools to deliver every core service from day one.

FDA-cleared microneedling wand. German high-torque motor, adjustable depth to 2.5mm. Biopsies show new collagen up 1000% after treatment.
34 stem-cell-derived cytokines and peptides paired with the CytoPen to drive regenerative results.
RF microneedling for skin tightening and collagen induction.
Skin imaging and consultation tool for personalized treatment plans.
Hair analysis system anchoring the hair-restoration service line.
Source: emagemedical.com; FDA clearance K241355 (CytoPen S2).
A focused, one-time investment to put a fully equipped regenerative practice on the road. Estimated total: ~$115K to $140K.
The full FDA-cleared regenerative platform — the clinical foundation of the brand.
Everything needed to deliver treatments from day one.
Professional corporation, malpractice coverage, and all required California licensing and permits.
The digital and visual presence that positions HA·RI as a luxury brand from launch.
Launch marketing and mobile operational setup to build the first client base.
Mobile and concierge aesthetics is a real, established, competitive market in Los Angeles — one of the most mature in the country. Plenty of practitioners already bring treatments to clients' homes. That is not a threat, it is proof of demand. The field sorts into clear camps.
Mobile injectables: the largest and most crowded camp, leading with Botox and filler. Mobile IV and vitamin drips: a commodity, price-driven crowd. Regenerative and PRP-focused: the smallest camp, and the one closest to HA·RI. Nurse and NP-founded brands: a real and growing model — our nearest comparables.
The most crowded camp. Every one of these leads with Botox and filler — the services Maria has chosen not to offer.
A dozen-plus players competing on speed and price. Not HA·RI's lane, but they prove how normal in-home medical service has become in these neighborhoods.
Encino and the SFV, drips from around $299.
Serves Encino, Sherman Oaks, Studio City, Woodland Hills.
RN-founded, adds microneedling and GLP-1.
Vitamin drips on demand across the Valley.
The smallest camp, and the closest to HA·RI. This is the real head-to-head.
Our honest nearest comparables. Nurse and NP-founded aesthetics is a recognized, growing model in LA — so HA·RI does not claim to invent it. What differs is the combination.
"Here is where HA·RI stands apart. The branded medical treatment van is a proven format, with an entire industry building Mercedes Sprinter clinics for roughly $55K to $75K. It works."
Sperling Sprinter (New Jersey), R+H Mobile (Sacramento), and DermFx Botox Express (Orange County) run successful treatment vans.
The LA mobile players above almost all work out of a regular car and carry equipment inside. The few branded vans here lead with injectables, facials, or IV.
No verified competitor runs a branded treatment van for a PRP, GLP-1, and hair service line in the affluent San Fernando Valley.
Typical Mercedes Sprinter medical buildout cost.
First reinvestment, funded once revenue is flowing — not a launch cost.
Estimated: ~$8K to $10K per month. Figures are estimated ranges and are being finalized against the working launch budget.
Consumables and PRP supplies, GLP-1 medication costs — the direct cost of delivering treatments.
Insurance and malpractice, medical director fee ($850/month), software and booking systems.
Marketing, fuel, and mobile operating costs — kept lean by design on the mobile model.
HA·RI · San Fernando Valley
Conservative Year 1 Revenue
A realistic floor as the schedule builds.
Target Case
As the schedule ramps to 5–6 treatments per day.
Exit Run-Rate
Approaching as Year 1 closes.
Net Margins
On a lean, mobile cost base with high-margin regenerative services.
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A compliant California professional corporation, built fairly.

Medical Director and 51% owner of the professional corporation — as required by California law. The PC holds the medical license.
49% owner and sole provider. HA·RI operates as the brand; Maria is at the center of everything it delivers.
The PC holds all clinical activity and revenue. HA·RI operates as the brand and management company. This meets California CPOM requirements while keeping Maria at the center of the brand she built.
A fair, transparent arrangement that respects the value of the role without overburdening a new brand.
Flat monthly medical director fee, once the brand is running. This compares favorably to typical arrangements.
As 51% owner of the professional corporation, Dr. Butler receives a flat rate quarterly bonus.
HA·RI covers Dr. Butler's California malpractice coverage a meaningful benefit included from day one.
Oversight and protocol supervision, telehealth-supported. Designed to fit around an existing schedule.
HA·RI starts with Maria and one regenerative platform, serving the Valley's most discerning clients. From there it scales: a branded van, then a brick-and-mortar home, a trained team, and a recurring client base all carrying the same standard. The goal is a recognized regenerative brand, not a one-person practice.
HA·RI Aesthetics · San Fernando Valley · Luxury Medical Aesthetics
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