Roxanne Faire’s journey into medical aesthetics started with a personal mission: to age gracefully and feel confident in her own skin. What began as a curiosity quickly turned into a calling—to create a better kind of med spa, one rooted in innovation, authenticity, and a natural approach to beauty.

Every treatment offered at Jaden Aesthetics is something Roxanne has personally experienced and vetted. She believes that confidence comes from within, and the right treatments should enhance your natural features—not change them. With nearly two decades of experience, an unmatched eye for detail, and a warm, intuitive approach, Roxanne effortlessly guides her patients through their aesthetic journeys.

In 2019, she turned her vision into reality with the launch of Jaden Aesthetics—a safe, uplifting, and stylish beachside space for her South Bay community. It’s more than just a med spa; it’s a place where patients feel empowered, cared for, and celebrated.

A South Bay resident for over 30 years, Roxanne leads an active life as a working wife and proud mom to her 12-year-old son, who’s the heartbeat of her world. Outside of the spa, you’ll find her sailing, traveling, working out, cheering from the sidelines as a soccer mom.

Her story is still being written—but one thing’s for sure: Roxanne is redefining what it means to age beautifully and live confidently.

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Roxanne Faire

50 Under 50' 2023

Company Name – Jaden Aesthetics

Position In The Company – CEO

Bio: Originally from Chicago, Roxanne Faire has nearly 20 years experience in medical aesthetics. In 2005 she found her way to aesthetics through an unexpected invitation to try Botox. She immediately saw the potential and was hooked! Soon after, Roxanne played an instrumental role on the team that developed the first nationally recognized medical spa in LA. From there, she built 17 different medical spa locations in Southern California from the ground up over the next 10 years until she was finally able to build her own in November 2019 just a few months after the passing of both her parents that same year.