My Youth Aesthetics Med Spa Founder Muna Aboabdo, RN, Brings Critical Care Experience to Natural Facial Balancing in Orange County

Oct 4, 2026

My Youth Aesthetics Med Spa in Orange, California, led by registered nurse Muna Aboabdo, RN, BSN, focuses on individualized facial balancing, under-eye rejuvenation and correction of previous filler. The practice emphasizes natural-looking results and rebuilding trust with patients unhappy with prior treatments.

Orange, United States, October 4, 2026 -- My Youth Aesthetics Med Spa founder Muna Aboabdo, RN, brings critical care experience to natural facial balancing in Orange County

My Youth Aesthetics Med Spa in Orange, California, led by registered nurse Muna Aboabdo, focuses on individualized facial balancing, under-eye rejuvenation and correction of previous filler.

Muna Aboabdo, RN, BSN, founder of My Youth Aesthetics Med Spa in Old Town Orange, California.

Muna Aboabdo, RN, BSN, founder of My Youth Aesthetics Med Spa in Orange, California.

ORANGE, Calif. – My Youth Aesthetics Med Spa, a medical spa in Old Town Orange led by registered nurse Muna Aboabdo, RN, BSN, is centering its practice on individualized facial balancing, under-eye rejuvenation and correction of previous filler. The approach is built for patients who want to look refreshed while keeping the features that make them recognizable, including patients who were unhappy with results they received elsewhere.

“The goal is for patients to look refreshed and youthful, while still looking completely like themselves,” Aboabdo said.

From biological research to critical care

Aboabdo’s path began in biological research, which gave her a foundation in cellular function, healing and the human body. She later worked as a registered nurse in critical care, emergency and surgical settings, caring for unstable patients in high-pressure hospital environments. She credits that experience with shaping how she approaches aesthetics: carefully, methodically and with close attention to anatomy, safety and patient trust.

That clinical background also taught her to listen. Before any treatment, she asks what a patient dislikes, what they hope to improve and what they want to preserve. Rather than starting from a set treatment, she builds the plan around the individual face.

Why natural results became personal

Before becoming a provider, Aboabdo had several treatments that left her looking overfilled rather than naturally enhanced, including at established practices in Newport Beach and Beverly Hills. That frustration led her into aesthetics, first to learn how to create the result she had been looking for herself. Over more than eight years in the field, she has developed her own facial-balancing techniques that avoid exaggerated cheeks, lips and proportions.

A patient result showing subtle facial balancing and a refreshed appearance.

Results patients can evaluate for themselves

Aboabdo regularly shares before-and-after photos so prospective patients can see real outcomes, judge a provider’s aesthetic style and understand what may be possible before committing to treatment. That visibility matters most for patients who arrive nervous after seeing unnatural work online.

Before-and-after work from My Youth Aesthetics Med Spa.

Specializing in delicate areas

Her work focuses on facial balancing, under-eye rejuvenation, non-surgical treatment of under-eye bags, eyelid skin tightening (sometimes called non-surgical blepharoplasty), filler correction and skin regeneration treatments. The under-eye and midface areas get particular attention because small changes there can affect how rested and balanced the whole face appears.

She also treats patients seeking correction of previous filler and those interested in customized non-surgical rejuvenation. Across each category, the method is the same: assess the face as a whole, preserve natural proportions and avoid one-size-fits-all plans.

Correction, rejuvenation and facial harmony

Correction has become a defining part of Aboabdo’s work. Patients come to the practice when previous filler no longer suits their face, when an area has been overtreated, or when their goals have changed. For Aboabdo, correction is not about chasing perfection. It is about bringing the face back into proportion, restoring balance and creating a result that looks and feels natural.

A youth-restoration result reflecting a whole-face approach rather than treatment of one isolated feature.

She studies facial structure, movement and the relationship between features before deciding where treatment may, or may not, be appropriate. She also explains the reasoning behind each plan so patients know what to expect.

Rebuilding trust after previous results

Aboabdo sees rebuilding trust with patients who have had unsatisfactory aesthetic results as one of the field’s main challenges, alongside the technical work. Educating these patients helps them understand their options and work toward the result they wanted in the first place.

She focuses on lasting proportions rather than trends, aiming for a refreshed, lifted and balanced look in which the treatment is not the first thing people notice.

Under-eye rejuvenation, one of the practice’s main areas of focus.

A non-surgical under-eye correction example from the practice’s patient portfolio.

Teaching and continuing education

Aboabdo has expanded into clinical training for other aesthetic providers and is completing her path toward nurse practitioner (NP) licensure. She treats continuing education as part of the responsibility of working with patients, and wants My Youth Aesthetics to be known for careful decision-making, honest education and a high standard of care.

Looking ahead

Aboabdo plans to grow My Youth Aesthetics Med Spa into a recognized destination for natural-looking aesthetic results in Orange County and beyond. Her approach avoids cookie-cutter treatment: every face has different needs and may call for different treatments and techniques to keep results natural. Her role, she says, is to educate each patient, create a personalized treatment plan and enhance what is already there rather than follow trends.

A male facial rejuvenation result reflecting the same natural-first approach.

“Aesthetics should enhance your natural beauty, not erase it,” Aboabdo said.

Individual results vary and are not guaranteed. Before-and-after photos show individual patients. All treatments begin with an individual consultation.

About My Youth Aesthetics Med Spa

My Youth Aesthetics Med Spa is a medical spa at 59 Plaza Square in Old Town Orange, California, led by Muna Aboabdo, RN, BSN. The practice offers wrinkle relaxers, dermal fillers, under-eye rejuvenation, filler dissolving and correction, Sculptra, Radiesse and non-surgical eye bag treatments, with a focus on individualized facial balancing. More information is available at myyouthbank.com, on Instagram at @myyouthbankmedspa and on TikTok at @myyouthbank.

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Muna Aboabdo

My Youth Aesthetics Med Spa

Old Town Orange Circle, 59 Plaza Square, Orange, CA 92866

[email protected]

(949) 229-0603

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