MedSpa & Pain Care for Caldwell, NJ

The most compact of the three Caldwells

Caldwell is the smallest of the three Essex County municipalities that carry the name: barely 1.2 square miles, with 9,027 residents at the 2020 census. It became a borough on February 10, 1892, cut from what was then Caldwell Township, and when a plan to merge all three Caldwells into one town went to the voters in 1929, it was turned down. This page is for the borough itself; North Caldwell and West Caldwell each have their own.

From Bloomfield Avenue to Main Road

The drive starts on Bloomfield Avenue, the borough’s main road and the address of the Grover Cleveland Birthplace at number 207, the only house museum devoted to the president, who was born there in 1837. Head west on it for about three miles to Route 46, leave almost immediately for Hook Mountain Road, and after a short stretch of Horseneck Road turn onto Pine Brook Road. That carries you north into Towaco, where Whitehall Road brings you out on Main Road, Route 202, beside Montville MedSpa & Pain Center at number 624. OpenStreetMap’s routing makes it about eight and a half miles, close to 18 minutes without traffic, and there is ample parking when you arrive.

What people from Caldwell come in for

• Lines and lost volume: Botox and Dysport, dermal fillers, Sculptra and SKINVIVE
• Skin, breakouts and sun damage: the HydraFacial, acne facials, microneedling, Sciton’s MOXI and BroadBand Light
• Shape and smoothness: CoolSculpting, Venus Legacy and laser hair removal
• Hormones, weight and energy: hormone replacement therapy for men and women, weight-loss injections and IV drips
• Muscles and joints: massage therapy, plus non-surgical care for back, neck, shoulder and knee pain

A practice built around one physician

Dr. Donna D’Alessio, MD started the practice to help her community look and feel their best. She is board certified in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, earned her medical degree at St. George’s University School of Medicine, and leads both the injectors and the pain care. Nurse practitioner Amy Natalicchio has been practicing medicine for 25 years, and nurse practitioner Tanya Santoro adds a particular focus on testosterone therapy to her injectable work. Licensed medical esthetician Kristen Marucci trained at the Artistic Academy in Morris Plains, Shannon Glinsky came to the practice with plastic surgery experience, and Maryann Constantino, LMT is the massage therapist. A frown line, a hormone question and a stiff shoulder can all be raised in the same building.

Caldwell patients ask

When is the office open? Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9 am to 5 pm, Tuesday from 10 am to 7 pm, Friday from 9 am to 4 pm and Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm. Sundays are closed.

Can I see Dr. D’Alessio before deciding on anything? Yes. You can book a consultation with her, talk through what bothers you, and leave without committing to anything.

Is there a way to spread the cost of treatment? Yes, through Cherry, a payment plan the practice offers for health, beauty and wellness treatments.

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