Med spa treatments, explained

Plain-English guides to what each treatment does, what it costs, the real downtime, and who it’s right for — so you walk into a consult already knowing the questions to ask.

Botox

$12–$18

Softens the lines that show up when you frown, squint, or raise your brows.

Dermal Filler

$650–$1,200

Restores volume and smooths deeper folds with hyaluronic-acid gel.

Laser Hair Removal

$150–$400

Reduces unwanted hair over a series of sessions.

HydraFacial

$150–$300

A medical-grade cleanse, exfoliate, and hydrate with zero downtime.

Microneedling

$300–$700

Tiny channels trigger collagen to improve texture and scarring.

CoolSculpting

$700–$1,500

Freezes and clears stubborn fat without surgery.

Chemical Peel

$150–$600

Resurfaces the skin for tone, texture, and clarity.

IV Therapy

$120–$350

Hydration and vitamins delivered intravenously.

GLP-1 Weight Loss

$200–$600

Doctor-supervised weight loss with GLP-1 medication, for people who qualify.

Semaglutide

$200–$500

The GLP-1 behind Ozempic and Wegovy, used for medical weight loss.

Tirzepatide

$300–$600

The dual GIP/GLP-1 behind Mounjaro and Zepbound — often the strongest option.

Morpheus8

$600–$1,500

Radiofrequency microneedling that tightens and remodels skin from within.

Lip Filler

$600–$1,000

Hyaluronic-acid filler for fuller, balanced lips — and it’s reversible.

PRP Microneedling

$500–$1,500

Microneedling with your own platelet-rich plasma to boost tone and texture.

Body Contouring

$600–$2,400

Non-surgical fat reduction and skin tightening for stubborn areas.

Kybella

$1,200–$1,800

Injections that permanently dissolve fat under the chin.