This article is sponsored by fillir.
As far as we’re concerned, Hoboken is the unofficial Beauty Capital of New Jersey — and the newest addition to Hoboken’s beauty scene is proving us right. Meet, an award-winning medspa now open at 720 Washington Street. With roots in Pittsburgh, fillir is providing Hoboken locals with all the skincare favorites, like Botox, fillers, laser hair removal, microneedling, and more. We stopped by recently and are already obsessed. Keep reading to learn more about Hoboken’s newest medspa, fillir.
The Backstory
fillir’s move to Hoboken marks its third location and first-ever in New Jersey (the first two are in Pittsburgh), with their official opening slated for January 6th. The medspa is led by a Double Board-Certified Physician and a team of expertly medically trained injectors, whose mission is to make aesthetic services approachable and welcoming to everyone.
The team takes a consultative approach, creating personalized treatment plans with clients to ensure that all services are specific to each person. It’s this individualized approach that has solidified fillir as a local Pittsburgh favorite: for two consecutive years, it’s been named Best Medspa by Pittsburgh Magazine. In 2023, fillir even scored a feature in Vogue.
“We believe enhancements aren’t one-size-fits-all,” shared the fillir team. “At fillir, we’re committed to delivering 100% quality and exceptional customer service every step of the way.”
Treatments Available
Non-invasive aesthetic treatments are fillir’s specialty — and the team uses the latest + safest technologies. Here’s what’s on the menu:
- Botox + Dysport: helps reduce wrinkles, minimize sweat production, relax lip muscles, and provide TMJ + migraine relief.
- Fillers: Juvederm, Restalyne, and Revanesse fillers for facial and lip enhancement.
- Microneedling: tightens skin, reduces wrinkles, and improves texture with no downtime.
- Laser Hair Removal: safe and effective for all areas including the face, upper lip, chin, front/back of neck, jawline, cheeks, sideburns, arms, underarms, hands, etc.
- Skin Treatments: treatments that focus on hydration, anti-aging, and acne including targeted facials, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, and more.
fillir is located at 720 Washington Street in Hoboken.
Email [email protected] or visit the site to book an appointment or for more info.
fillir is also offering 10% off gift cards when you use code HOBOKEN10 and 20% off ALL services when you use code FILLIRHBK through 2/28/2025.
Who’s Running for Hoboken Mayor in 2025?
On Friday, January 10th, Hoboken Mayor Ravi Bhalla announced that he is not running for re-election in 2025. Mayor Bhalla was first elected in 2017 and has served two terms as Hoboken's mayor. His decision not to seek re-election ensures an interesting mayoral race in 2025, with several city officials already expected to run. As announcements are made, we'll be keeping track of all the prospective candidates in this article. Read on to see who's running for Hoboken Mayor this November.
Disclaimer: This list is for informational purposes only. The Hoboken Girl does not endorse any mayoral candidates.
About the Election
The 2025 Hoboken Mayoral Election will take place on Tuesday, November 4th. The election will determine who will hold office in the upcoming term from 2026 - 2030. In Hoboken, the office is popularly elected in a non-partisan municipal election and held for a four-year term without term limits.
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Official 2025 Hoboken Mayoral Candidate Announcements:
Emily Jabbour
On Monday, January 13th, Emily Jabbour formally announced plans to run for Hoboken Mayor in 2025 via a press release. Emily currently serves as Councilperson-at-Large for the City of Hoboken, a position she was first elected to in 2017. She was elected to a second term in 2021 and served as the City Council President in 2023. In the press release, Emily said: "We’ve got more work to do for better schools, safer neighborhoods, improved constituent services, public transportation that works for all of us, and real transparency and accountability in how decisions get made and taxpayer money gets spent." Watch her announcement video here.
Other Candidates Expected to Run
In a newsletter to constituents on January 13, 2025, Tiffanie Fisher shared she is "exploring running for Mayor," as well as noting that four councilmembers including herself — Councilwoman Emily Jabbour, 4th Ward Councilman Ruben Ramos, and 3rd Ward Councilman Michael Russo — are currently considering running, with Councilwoman Jabbour already announcing her run on January 13th.
"I am sure there will be others. Petitions to be on the ballot are due at the end of August, and the election is in November," she explained.
FYI: We'll be updating this piece weekly as more candidates enter the race.
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