Ratings, services and a phone number for every med spa in Arizona.
What a featured listing costs · from $29 a month
AZ IV Medics started as a mobile IV therapy provider in Arizona in 2016, delivering hydration and wellness to homes in Phoenix, Flagstaff, and Tucson. As of July…
Clear Dermatology and Aesthetics Center in Scottsdale and Paradise Valley offers both medical and cosmetic dermatology from a team that includes board-certified fellowship-trained physicians, Mohs surgeons, certified physician…
Nulevel Wellness Medspa in Gilbert serves clients at two Arizona locations with a broad menu spanning aesthetics, wellness, and direct primary care. Injectable services include Botox, Jeuveau, Dysport,…
Skin and Cancer Institute in Kingman is a full-service dermatology practice serving Mohave County with medical and cosmetic dermatology care. Board-certified dermatologists perform full-body skin cancer screenings, Mohs…
Haus of Confidence in Scottsdale centers its practice on awake liposuction and natural fat transfers through its LipoAway technology, which the team describes as an exclusive partnership. The…
AZ Max Surgeons is an oral and maxillofacial surgery practice in Mesa that extends into aesthetic and facial rejuvenation procedures. Board-certified oral surgeons handle dental implants, wisdom tooth…
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Each listing starts from public business data and the spa's own website, never from paid placement.
We keep businesses that are currently open and carry real Google reviews.
We note the treatments each spa states it offers, and mark anything unconfirmed as not stated.
Any owner can claim a listing for free to correct details, add photos, and respond.
Every med spa here comes from public business records and the spa's own website, not from paid placement. We keep businesses that are open and carry real Google reviews.
For each spa we record the treatments it offers, from injectables and laser to body contouring, medical weight loss, IV therapy, and hormone care, so you can compare on what actually matters. Where a spa's own words do not confirm a treatment, we mark it as not stated rather than guess.
Listings are compiled from public sources and are not an endorsement. We do not check licensing or insurance. Any owner can claim a listing for free to correct it or add photos.
Owners can claim a listing to correct details or add photos. A person checks every claim. Published by Jackie Alves.
Choosing a medical spa in Arizona comes down to who performs your treatment, not just what it costs. Med spas offer medical procedures, from neurotoxin and filler injections to laser resurfacing and IV therapy, and in Arizona those treatments are meant to be performed or supervised by licensed medical professionals. Before you book, find out who will actually hold the needle or run the device: a physician, a nurse practitioner, a registered nurse, or a licensed aesthetician, and what their training is for the specific treatment you want. A reputable spa answers that question plainly.
Start with the treatment, then the place. This directory lists every med spa by city and marks the treatments each one offers, so you can shortlist the spas near you that do what you are looking for, whether that is Botox, dermal fillers, laser hair removal, body contouring, medical weight loss, facials, or hormone care. Each listing shows a grid of treatments marked offered or not stated. "Not stated" means we could not confirm it from the spa's own information, not that the spa does not do it, so it is always worth a call.
Arizona's sun deserves its own thought. The state's high UV exposure makes sun damage and uneven pigment among the most common reasons people visit a med spa, and it also affects laser and skin treatments: tanned skin changes how lasers should be set, and sun exposure right after a treatment can cause problems. A careful provider will ask about your sun habits and send you home with a plan to protect your skin.
Use the consultation. Most spas offer one, and many are free. A consultation is where a good provider learns your goals and medical history, explains what a realistic result looks like, and sometimes tells you that you do not need the treatment you came in for. Treat it as your chance to interview them. Ask how many times they have done the treatment, what they use and why, how they handle a result you are unhappy with, and what the aftercare involves. Ask to see before and after photos of their own patients.
Read recent reviews, not just the star rating. Look for comments about the specific treatment and provider you are considering, and for how the spa handled problems. A spa with hundreds of reviews and a steady recent history tells you more than a perfect score from a handful of visits.
Finally, remember what this directory is and is not. Listings are built from public records and each spa's own website; they are not an endorsement, and we do not verify licensing or insurance. Aesthetic medicine in Arizona is regulated by the state's medical and nursing boards, and confirming a provider's credentials is always your step to take. Use the listings to find and compare the med spas near you, then let the consultation and your own questions make the final call.
Every listing is built from public business records and each spa's own website. We keep businesses that are open and have real reviews, and we note the treatments each one offers, from Botox and fillers to laser, body contouring, medical weight loss, and IV therapy. Owners can claim a listing to correct details or add photos.
No. A basic listing is free and stays free. A business can pay for a featured position or a premium listing, and those are clearly marked. Paying never changes the facts shown about any other spa.
A medical spa offers cosmetic and aesthetic treatments that go beyond a day spa, often under the supervision of a physician, nurse practitioner, or registered nurse. Common services include neuromodulators like Botox, dermal fillers, laser skin and hair treatments, microneedling, body contouring, and medically supervised weight loss.
Start with the treatment you want, then compare the spas in your city that offer it. Look at who performs the treatment and their credentials, read recent reviews, and book a consultation before any procedure. Each listing here shows the treatments a spa offers so you can shortlist quickly.
Listings are compiled from public sources and are not an endorsement. We do not verify licensing or insurance. In Arizona, aesthetic medical treatments are regulated by state medical and nursing boards; confirm a provider's credentials and ask who performs your treatment before you book.
Use the claim page. Claiming is free and lets you correct your details, add photos, and respond. If your spa is not listed yet, you can add it from the same page.