Medical spas in Newark, NJ

Four. In November 2026 we searched Google Maps in Newark, New Jersey, first for "med spa", "medical spa", "botox" and "aesthetics clinic", then for terms such as "medical aesthetics", "botox and fillers", "lip filler" and "aesthetic nurse injector". Each address was checked against U.S. Census Bureau city limits, and each practice's own website was read for a named clinician (a physician, nurse practitioner, physician assistant or registered nurse) or a stated medical oversight. Several other Newark businesses list no website in their Google Maps record, so there was no way to check who treats patients there, and they are not included; esthetician-only studios and a broken website were also left out. Each listing also needed a reviewed Google Maps photo of the practice. The four average a 4.6 Google rating. Nobody paid to be listed, and inclusion is not an endorsement.

All four are in the Ironbound, as Google labels the area. HL Med Spa is at 275 Chestnut Street and SCN Dermatology on the third floor of 243 Chestnut Street; Age Viva Med Spa is at 40 Ferry Street, and KC Aesthetics is in Suite 108 at 112 Jabez Street. Language may help you choose: Age Viva says its staff speak English, Spanish and Portuguese, and SCN Dermatology's group lists English, Spanish, Portuguese, Korean and Mandarin.

All four list Saturday hours: HL Med Spa from 8 AM to 2 PM, SCN Dermatology from 8 AM to 12 PM, KC Aesthetics from 9 AM to 4 PM and Age Viva Med Spa from 9 AM to 5 PM. Age Viva is the only one open on Sunday, also 9 AM to 5 PM, and lists the same hours every day of the week. For evenings, KC Aesthetics is open until 8 PM on Monday and until 7 PM Tuesday through Friday, HL Med Spa until 7 PM on Friday, and SCN Dermatology until 7 PM on Monday, when it opens at 1 PM. HL Med Spa is closed on Thursday. Hours change, so call before you go.

New Jersey's Attorney General and Division of Consumer Affairs have said that Botox injections exceed the scope of a cosmetology license and constitute the practice of medicine, and they have announced civil penalties against a licensed cosmetologist and skincare specialist and against the owner of a skin care spa over alleged Botox and dermal filler injections. Physicians are licensed by the State Board of Medical Examiners, and a doctor of osteopathic medicine has all the same authorities as a medical doctor. A physician assistant may give injections and administer medications only when directed, ordered or prescribed by the supervising physician, or when the procedure is delegated to the physician assistant. Registered nursing includes executing medical regimens as prescribed by a licensed or otherwise legally authorized physician or dentist. Advanced practice nurses generally prescribe under standing orders or joint protocols agreed with a collaborating physician. A law approved on March 30, 2026 lets advanced practice nurses with more than 5,000 hours of practice who provide primary or behavioral health care work without a joint protocol, but not when they are providing elective aesthetic or cosmetic services.

Ask for the full name and license type of the person treating you. The State Board of Medical Examiners sends the public to New Jersey's online license verification site, and the Board of Nursing and the Physician Assistant Advisory Committee link the same site; online verification is free. For a doctor, the New Jersey Healthcare Profile at njdoctorlist.com shows education, board certifications, hospital privileges, whether the board has taken disciplinary action in the last ten years and whether any malpractice payments have been made. Complaints against a licensed professional, and reports of unlicensed activity, go to the Division of Consumer Affairs, which lists a complaint form for each licensed profession; you can also file online or call 1-800-242-5846 (toll free within New Jersey) or 973-504-6200. Anything you send may be subject to public disclosure under the Open Public Records Act, and a complaint about a doctor is generally sent to that doctor for a response.