Med Spas in Pennsylvania
We list 764 med spas in 215 Pennsylvania cities and towns. Pick a city to compare them, or send one request and let local med spas come to you.
Cities in Pennsylvania
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How to choose a med spa
Find out who does the treatment
Ask exactly who will perform your treatment, such as a physician, physician assistant, nurse practitioner or registered nurse, and who the supervising doctor is. Med spa treatments should be performed or supervised by a licensed medical professional as your state's law requires. Look up each person's license on the state medical or nursing board website.
Check a surgeon's board certification
For surgery, ask whether the surgeon is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery or another board recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialties. Ask whether the surgeon has privileges to perform the same procedure at a local hospital. Also ask whether the operating facility is accredited.
Book a real consultation
A proper consultation includes a review of your medical history and a frank discussion of realistic results, risks, recovery time and alternatives. You should meet the person who will treat you, not just a sales coordinator. Be cautious if you feel rushed or pushed to book the same day.
Get the full price in writing
Ask whether the price is per unit, per syringe, per session or per area, and how many sessions are usually needed. For surgery, the quote should include the surgeon's fee, anesthesia, the facility and follow-up visits. Prices far below the local norm can be a sign of an unlicensed provider or counterfeit products.
Ask about products and aftercare
Ask which product or device will be used, and whether it is approved by the US Food and Drug Administration for that use. Find out who to call if you have a problem after hours and what follow-up care is included. A responsible practice explains possible side effects before you agree to anything.
What it typically costs
These are typical US price ranges, and actual costs vary by city, provider, product and how much treatment you need.
Most practices price by the unit or by the area, so the number of areas treated drives the total.
The type of filler and how many syringes you need affect the total.
Light treatments cost far less than deeper resurfacing, which can also mean more downtime and more than one session.
Totals vary widely, so confirm that the quote includes anesthesia, the operating facility and the implants.
Common questions
What is a medical spa?
A medical spa is a business that offers cosmetic treatments that are medical in nature, such as injectables, laser treatments and chemical peels, often alongside traditional spa services. These treatments should be performed or supervised by a licensed medical professional as state law requires. Rules about who can do what vary from state to state.
Who is allowed to give injections at a med spa?
It depends on the state, but injectables are generally given by a physician, physician assistant, nurse practitioner or registered nurse, often under a doctor's supervision. Estheticians are typically not licensed to give injections. Ask who will treat you and check their license with your state medical or nursing board.
How do I choose a plastic surgeon?
Look for a surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery or another board recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialties, and confirm their license with the state medical board. Ask how often they perform the procedure you want and where the surgery will take place. Meeting with more than one surgeon before you decide is a good idea.
Are med spa treatments safe?
All cosmetic treatments, including non-surgical ones, carry some risk of side effects. Ask the provider to explain the specific risks of your treatment and who will handle any complications. Make sure a licensed medical professional performs or supervises the treatment as your state requires.
Do med spas in your area charge for a consultation?
Some do and some do not, and a consultation fee is sometimes credited toward your treatment. Call the practices listed for your area and ask before you book. For surgery, the consultation should include an exam and a detailed written quote.
How long do fillers and wrinkle injections last?
Results are temporary, with wrinkle-relaxing injections often lasting a few months and many dermal fillers lasting several months to a year or more. How long results last depends on the product, the treatment area and the person. Your provider can tell you what to expect from the specific product they use.