Med spas · Aesthetic clinics · United States
MedSpasandAestheticClinics—Injectables,Lasers,andBodyContouringbyCity
A legitimate med spa operates under a licensed medical director who is responsible for treatment protocols — regulations on who qualifies vary by state, which affects the range of procedures a facility can legally offer. Treatment categories span injectables (Botox, fillers), energy devices (lasers, RF, ultrasound), and body contouring — each with different downtime profiles and repeat-visit cadences. Browse clinics by city, read real patient reviews, and contact them directly.
3,602 listed44 states199 citiesFree to browse
Finding a reputable med spa shouldn’t require a Reddit thread and three consultations just to feel safe.
What most listing sites do
- Sell top placement to the clinic with the biggest ad budget.
- Bury Google ratings behind a proprietary score.
- Capture your contact details and sell them to a call-center.
- Mix unlicensed estheticians in with licensed providers.
- Pad city pages with clinics 40 miles outside your zip.
What we do
- Surface clinics by real Google ratings and review depth.
- Index public Google Business profiles — and link out so you can confirm details directly with the clinic and your state board.
- Let you read every profile before you reach out.
- Never accept payment to change ranking order.
- Keep results local — the city you search is the city you get.
Consult-first decision flow
Four phases. Outcomes vary individually.
Elective care is a multi-visit decision. Use this shape to check the practice’s process at the consult — not after the deposit clears.
- 01Consultation
An initial consult should be a conversation — not a sales pitch. Bring a written list of goals, current medications, and any prior procedures. Ask who is on the room, who runs the practice, and what happens if you decide not to proceed.
- 02Evaluation
Evaluation is where candidacy is determined — physical assessment, contraindications, expectations, photographs where applicable. A reputable med spas and aesthetic clinics provider will tell you when you are not a candidate, even if the practice loses the booking.
- 03Treatment plan
Treatment plans should be itemized in writing — what's included, what's optional, what's out of scope, what aftercare costs are separate. A protocol that "varies based on need" without ranges should prompt a follow-up question.
- 04Follow-up
Follow-up cadence belongs in the plan, not in the post-visit phone tag. Ask who handles complications, what after-hours coverage looks like, and how revisions or touch-ups are billed if outcomes don't match the plan.
How it works
Four steps. No lead forms. No pressure.
Step 01 / 04
Tell us your concern
Start with your city and whatever’s on your mind — skin texture, injectables, body contouring, or something you’re not sure how to name yet. There’s no wrong answer.
Step 02 / 04
See clinics in your city
A short, ranked list of med spas and aesthetic clinics in your city, ordered by Google rating and review depth. No clinics from three counties over.
Step 03 / 04
Compare treatments and pricing transparency
Read each profile before you decide anything. Services offered, real patient reviews, years in practice, and — where a clinic discloses it — pricing range. Knowledge first.
Step 04 / 04
Book your consult directly
Contact the clinic you choose on your own terms. No intermediary, no call-center, no one else in the room. Most offer a complimentary first consultation.
Concern
Research
Shortlist
Consult
The path thoughtful people take anyway. We just make it shorter.
By city
Start with clinics in your city.
We cover 199 US cities. Here are 16 to start.
01
New YorkNY
20 clinics
02
PhiladelphiaPA
20 clinics
03
Las VegasNV
20 clinics
04
JacksonvilleFL
20 clinics
05
AlbuquerqueNM
20 clinics
06
HoustonTX
20 clinics
07
TucsonAZ
20 clinics
08
FresnoCA
20 clinics
09
SacramentoCA
20 clinics
10
MesaAZ
20 clinics
11
Los AngelesCA
20 clinics
12
ChicagoIL
20 clinics
13
PhoenixAZ
20 clinics
14
San AntonioTX
20 clinics
15
San DiegoCA
20 clinics
16
DallasTX
20 clinics
From our editors
“The clinic that leads with a discount before you’ve even had a consultation is the one to think twice about.”
A plain-English guide to choosing a med spa or aesthetic clinic — what questions to ask, what credentials to look for, and what separates a good first consult from a sales call.
- What a real consultation looks like
- The credentials to ask for upfront
- How to evaluate pricing transparency
Questions before you book
Four answers to require in writing.
Fonteum does not verify provider credentials or supervision relationships. The questions below name the external authority you can use to confirm each answer at the source.
Provider credentials
Who, specifically, performs the procedure?
Names + credentials of the person actually treating you — not the practice's marketing voice. Confirm the medical license at the state medical board's lookup tool. Confirm board certification at ABMS or the relevant specialty board.
Medical oversight
Who is the supervising physician for non-physician treatments?
Many elective treatments are delegated to nurses or aestheticians under a physician's protocol. Ask the practice to name the supervising physician on record and confirm that physician is in-state and available during procedures.
Complication planning
What happens if a complication occurs?
Reputable practices have written protocols for managing complications — emergency contact, partner hospital relationship, after-hours coverage. Ask before the procedure, not after.
Aftercare cadence
What does follow-up look like in writing?
Aftercare windows, included visits, costs of touch-ups, what triggers a revision conversation. A practice that resists writing this down before payment is a flag worth heeding.
What MedSpaVerify checks (and does not check)
What this directory is — and what it isn’t.
MedSpaVerify is a directory and research surface for med spa discovery. Listings are compiled from public business profile data and owner-submitted updates. Unless a source is shown on a profile, Fonteum has not independently confirmed licensure, supervising physician details, treatment safety, or clinical outcomes.
What MedSpaVerify does
- Indexes public Google Business profile data for med spas and aesthetic clinics by city.
- Surfaces source name and last-checked date on individual profile fields where a public-data source has been wired (NPPES, etc.). When no source row exists for a clinic, no licensure or supervising-physician status is implied.
- Provides a path for owners to claim, correct, or update a profile.
- Orders results by real Google ratings and review volume — never by paid placement.
What MedSpaVerify does not check
- Clinical outcomes, treatment safety, or efficacy of any procedure performed at a listed clinic.
- Current state licensure of the clinic, the medical director, or any individual provider — confirm with the relevant state medical or cosmetology board before booking.
- Whether a supervising physician is on-site or how often they review treatment protocols.
- Insurance, malpractice coverage, regulatory compliance, or any attestation about the clinic’s legal standing.
- Anything that would substitute for medical advice — speak with a licensed clinician for any health decision.
As public-source provenance is wired to additional fields, source names and last-checked dates will appear on individual profiles. Until that source row exists, a clinic’s presence in this directory does not imply confirmation of state licensure or supervising-physician oversight.
3,602
Indexed clinics across the US
199
Cities with active coverage
44
States represented
4.88★
Average Google rating among listed providers
Questions, answered
What most people ask first.
Aesthetic medicine is regulated at the state level and requires physician or nurse-practitioner oversight for injectable treatments. Requirements vary by state. MedSpaVerify does not independently verify each clinic’s licensure today — we surface each clinic’s public Google Business profile and website so you can confirm licensing and medical oversight directly with the clinic and your state’s medical or cosmetology board before booking. See the “What MedSpaVerify checks (and does not check)” section above for the full list.
Listings are pulled from public Google Business profiles for med spas and aesthetic clinics in each city. Results are ordered primarily by real Google rating and review volume. We do not accept paid submissions or pay-to-rank — clinics appear because they’re active in that market, not because they paid.
Completely free for anyone browsing. We don’t charge users to search, don’t run pop-ups, and don’t sell your information to anyone. You reach out to the clinic directly if and when you choose to.
The ratings shown are real Google ratings, not a proprietary score we invented. A 4.9★ means that clinic has a 4.9★ average on Google across their actual patient reviews. We don’t inflate or modify them.
Coverage expands on a rolling basis. If your city isn’t listed yet, check the cities page for nearby metros — coverage boundaries often extend further than city limits suggest.
We add and re-check listings on a rolling basis as we expand into new markets and refresh Google rating and review-volume data. There’s no fixed update schedule we can promise — but if a listing looks outdated, flag it and we’ll re-check it. We do not refresh state-licensure data today; that requires a state-board source we have not yet wired.
Coverage varies by clinic, but typical offerings include neurotoxins (Botox, Dysport), dermal fillers, chemical peels, laser resurfacing, microneedling, body contouring, and IV wellness. Each profile lists what that specific clinic offers.
The right clinic is a considered choice.
Find one in your cityOutcome honesty
What the directory commits to. What it does not promise.
Outcomes vary individually
No two patients respond identically. Lighting, anatomy, healing biology, and protocol adherence all change the outcome. A practice promising a specific result is selling a guarantee that elective care cannot honestly make.
Before/after galleries are not proof
Patient-selected gallery photos are marketing — not clinical evidence. Lighting, posture, and post-procedure photography are routinely staged. Treat galleries as the practice's best case, not the median case.
Confirm source records directly
When Fonteum publishes a source-cited field on a profile, the chip names the authority and the last-checked date. Fields without a chip mean we have no public-record match — never that we have performed our own credential check on the practice.
Why this directory
Choose med spas and aesthetic clinics on care fit — not on ad spend.
Care fit, patient choice, and safety oversight without the sales pressure.
- Care fit
Profiles show what each provider actually treats and the consultation format on offer. You see who's the right fit before you book.
- Patient choice
Every contact reaches only the provider you picked. No shared lead pools, no upsell calls from third parties.
- Safety & oversight
Where a public board licensure record exists, we link to it. Listings describe scope of practice, never promise an outcome.
4.9★ average Google rating across listed med spas and aesthetic clinics.