Caitlyn Causey

Caitlyn Causey, PA-C, brings a unique blend of military medicine, advanced aesthetic training, and approachable patient care to The Aesthetic Clinique. Beginning her medical career at just 17 years old as a Combat Medic in the United States Army, Caitlyn developed a strong foundation in patient care, precision, and attention to detail that continues to shape her approach to aesthetics today.

She earned her Bachelor of Healthcare Studies from the Medical University of South Carolina through a bridge program into Physician Assistant studies before attending the military’s highly competitive Interservice Physician Assistant Program through the University of Nebraska in San Antonio, Texas. She went on to complete a second Bachelor’s degree in Health Science as well as her Master’s degree in Physician Assistant Studies. Caitlyn completed her clinical training in Columbus, Georgia, and went on to practice aesthetic medicine in North Carolina for three years prior to relocating to Florida.

Caitlyn specializes in full facial balancing using neurotoxins and dermal fillers, with a strong emphasis on natural, refreshed results. She is also passionate about skin health and regenerative aesthetics, incorporating lasers and biostimulators into customized treatment plans designed to help patients look like the best version of themselves — never overdone. Known for her approachable and educational style, Caitlyn believes in creating individualized treatment plans while helping patients feel informed and confident throughout their aesthetic journey.

Committed to continued growth within the industry, Caitlyn regularly attends national aesthetic conferences and advanced trainings and has completed training through leading aesthetic companies including Allergan, Evolus, Galderma, Merz, and Revance Aesthetics.
Outside of the clinic, Caitlyn enjoys spending time with her husband, who is active duty military, their young son and daughter, and their dog. As a family, they love traveling and spending time outdoors whenever they can — preferably under an umbrella with plenty of sunscreen.