Revival Health and Wellness
Twin Lakes
2585 Box Canyon Dr Ste 150
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29 ENTRIES · METRO AVG 4.8 ★ · DATA AS OF OCTOBER 2026
Las Vegas has 29 med spas listed in this section of the register, and the 28 with a Google rating average 4.8. No neighborhood holds more than four of them: Summerlin and Twin Lakes lead with four providers each, Charleston and Lone Mountain have three each, and Downtown Las Vegas has two. Angel Park, Centennial Hills, East Las Vegas, Rancho Oakey, Rhodes Ranch, and South Shores hold a single listing apiece. Twenty-nine listings is enough to compare by area, so you can set Google reviews side by side for the providers in the part of town you would travel to, then book a consultation to ask questions before deciding.
Showing 29 of 29 entries
Twin Lakes
2585 Box Canyon Dr Ste 150
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Las Vegas
6830 S Rainbow Blvd Ste 130
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Angel Park
750 S Rampart Blvd Ste 4
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Lone Mountain
4450 N Tenaya Wy Suite: 245
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Downtown Las Vegas
353 E Bonneville Ave Unit 107
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Charleston
2150 S Rainbow Blvd
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Charleston
7530 W Sahara Ave Ste 105
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3730 S Las Vegas Blvd
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Summerlin
1725 Village Center Cir Ste 150
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Las Vegas
Caesars Augustus Tower, 3570 S Las Vegas Blvd
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Twin Lakes
2701 N Tenaya Wy #110
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South Shores
8440 W Lake Mead Blvd Suite 111
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Rhodes Ranch
6125 S Fort Apache Rd
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Las Vegas
4280 S Hualapai Wy #200
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Summerlin
1955 Festival Plaza Dr Ste 180
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Summerlin
1781 Village Center Cir Ste 130
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Twin Lakes
6980 W Smoke Ranch Rd #150
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East Las Vegas
4550 E Charleston Blvd
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5693 S Jones Blvd #108
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Las Vegas
6850 W Spring Mountain Rd #102
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5920 S Rainbow Blvd #3
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Charleston
7650 W Sahara Ave Ste 3
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Centennial Hills
6170 N Durango Dr Ste 140
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Lone Mountain
3320 N Buffalo Dr #103
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Lone Mountain
3200 N Soaring Gulls Dr suite 103
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Summerlin
9418 W Lake Mead Blvd
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Twin Lakes
7170 W Smoke Ranch Rd #150
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Rancho Oakey
2810 W Charleston Blvd G65
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Downtown Las Vegas
1835 E Charleston Blvd Suite 245
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Las Vegas has 29 med spas in this section of the register, and the 28 with a Google rating average 4.8. That count reflects the providers we currently track for the Las Vegas metro. Twelve were added in October 2026 after further Google Maps searches, each checked against the practice's own website. As an independent, informational directory, it doesn't list every med spa in the area.
Summerlin and Twin Lakes tie for the most in Las Vegas, each with four med spas on this register. Charleston and Lone Mountain have three each, Downtown Las Vegas has two, and six other neighborhoods, Angel Park, Centennial Hills, East Las Vegas, Rancho Oakey, Rhodes Ranch, and South Shores, each list one. Seven listings have no neighborhood recorded and are left out of those counts. Even so, the register is large enough to compare by area: choose the part of town you would travel to, read the Google reviews for the providers there side by side, and book a consultation with the ones you want to ask questions of.
Las Vegas med spas generally focus on nonsurgical aesthetics, such as Botox and dermal fillers, laser hair removal, chemical peels, microneedling, and facials. Some also offer body contouring and medical-grade skincare. Because each spa's menu differs, it's worth checking each listing directly to see which treatments a particular med spa offers. This is educational information, not medical advice.
Start with the neighborhood you would travel to and compare the providers there by their Google ratings and posted services, then confirm that licensed professionals perform the treatments. Nevada license lookups let you verify credentials, and a consultation is your chance to ask about experience, products, and pricing before booking. This register helps you compare options but endorses no provider.
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