About

Three people, one room each.

You will always know who is treating you, because it is one of the three of us. No rotating injectors, no trainees on your face.

Claire Whitlock, the nurse practitioner who owns Solace, standing at the reception desk

Claire Whitlock, FNP-C

Owner · nurse practitioner

Twelve years in nursing, the last seven in aesthetics. Claire does every injectable and laser treatment at Solace and teaches the conservative approach the practice is known for. Franklin native, back after a decade in Nashville.

Jada Morrow, LE

Licensed aesthetician

Facials, peels and microneedling. Jada has spent nine years looking at skin up close and is the person who will tell you that your cleanser is the problem, not your age.

Samuel Reyes, MD

Medical director

A board-certified dermatologist who reviews protocols, is on call for the practice, and sees anything that needs a physician's eye. Tennessee requires a supervising physician for every med spa; ours is a real one.

The brick front of Solace on Third Avenue in downtown Franklin, with olive trees at the door

Why less

The practice is built around restraint.

Claire opened Solace after years of watching people be talked into more than they wanted. The rules here are simple: the smallest effective treatment first, a look together at two weeks, and no packages or memberships that make you feel you have to use something up.

It is a slower way to run a med spa. It is also why people come back.

Start with a conversation.

A free 20-minute consultation with a provider, not a salesperson. You leave with a plan and prices, and no pressure to book on the spot.