Botox in Iselin, NJ

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Iselin had a total area of 3.190 square miles (8.263 km²), including 3.189 square miles (8.261 km²) of land and 0.001 square miles (0.003 km²) of water (0.03%).

Iselin’s downtown is centered on Little India (also known as “Oak Tree Road”), bound by the Garden State Parkway to the West, and Route 27 (Lincoln Highway) to the East. Once home to a wide array of shops, eateries, services, and complemented by a single-screen 1920s movie palace, the area was in obvious decline in the 1980s. An influx of Asian-Indian immigration beginning in the early 1990s led to the area’s revitalization. Formerly vacant stores were tenanted, and additional retail spaces built as the area became known for its high quality Indian food, sweets, clothing (particularly saris), jewelry, music, and other goods.

An area known as Metropark, consisting primarily of office parks and large office buildings, lies in the southwestern corner of Iselin and spills over into neighboring Edison. NJ Transit and Amtrak’s Metropark station is named for this area.