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Medical spas in Raleigh, NC

24 ENTRIES · METRO AVG 4.9 ★ · DATA AS OF OCTOBER 2026

Raleigh's section of the register lists 24 medical spas across the North Carolina capital and the Research Triangle, holding a 4.9 average Google rating. The practices are concentrated in Raleigh's northern neighborhoods, as Google labels them: North Raleigh (seven locations), Northwest Raleigh (five) and North Hills (four), with two in Southwest Raleigh, one each in Downtown, Hayes Barton and Umstead, and three more on Oberlin Road, Woodburn Road and East Whitaker Mill Road. Clinics carry between 15 and 1,161 Google reviews each, with scores between 4.2 and 5.0; BodyLase, Blue Water Spa, and Lorena Luca Med Spa hold the most reviews. Extended convenience is standard: 15 of the 24 clinics remain open until 7 PM or later on at least one weekday, and 13 open on Saturdays. Use the directory below to compare review histories, clinical service areas, neighborhood locations and contact information.

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How many medical spas are listed in Raleigh, and how was the cohort compiled?

The Raleigh section includes 24 medical spas. The original 15 were selected from Google Maps directory harvests targeting medical spa and cosmetic aesthetic practices in Raleigh, NC. Unregulated day spas, massage studios, and plastic surgery offices without dedicated non-surgical aesthetic departments were excluded. Qualified clinics were sorted by verified Google review volume and verified to offer physician-directed injectables, lasers, and skin treatments. Nine more were added in October 2026 after further Google Maps searches, each checked against the practice's own website. The cohort averages a 4.9 Google rating, with seven clinics holding a 5.0 rating. Results are ordered using confidence-adjusted rating algorithms. Placement is independent and unsponsored.

Which neighborhoods and corridors in Raleigh have the most med spas?

Raleigh's medical aesthetic providers cluster in three northern areas Google labels North Raleigh, Northwest Raleigh and North Hills. North Raleigh has the most, with seven: Blue Water Spa on Raven Ridge Road, The Aesthetics Lounge & Spa and La Miel Aesthetics on Six Forks Road, JP MED SPA, New Life Aesthetics, BLOSSÜM AESTHETICS CO. on Honeycutt Road, and Better Aesthetics on Windy Hill Drive. Northwest Raleigh has five: BodyLase on Creedmoor Road, Nuderma Health & Med Spa on Lake Boone Trail, Mind & Body Renew, Amelia Medspa, and Aesthetics by Eileen on Munford Road. North Hills hosts four: Glo de Vie Med Spa on Lassiter Mill Road, The MedSpa, Replenish Health Spa, and BeautyCo. Downtown (Hello Beautiful on North Person Street), Hayes Barton (Avail Aesthetics) and Umstead (VIO Med Spa) have one each, and Southwest Raleigh has two (Allure Medical and AJC Medical Aesthetics on Jones Franklin Road), while Prime MD, Lorena Luca Med Spa and ILŪMRA Skin sit on Oberlin, Woodburn and East Whitaker Mill roads respectively.

Which Raleigh medical spas offer weekend and evening hours?

Thirteen clinics offer Saturday scheduling: BodyLase, Blue Water Spa, Lorena Luca Med Spa, JP MED SPA, Glo de Vie Med Spa, Allure Medical, ILŪMRA Skin, Mind & Body Renew, Replenish Health Spa, Avail Aesthetics, BeautyCo, VIO Med Spa, and AJC Medical Aesthetics. Sunday appointments are not listed by any clinics in the cohort. For evening treatments after regular working hours, 15 of the 24 practices remain open until 7 PM or later on at least one weekday, including BodyLase, Blue Water Spa, Lorena Luca, Prime MD, AJC Medical Aesthetics, and Better Aesthetics. Confirm current treatment availability with your chosen practice in advance.

Who is qualified to administer Botox and cosmetic injectables in North Carolina?

Under North Carolina Medical Board (NCMB) position statements, cosmetic injectable treatments like Botox and hyaluronic acid fillers constitute medical procedures. Patients must receive an in-person medical evaluation by a licensed physician (MD/DO), physician assistant (PA), or nurse practitioner (NP) prior to receiving injections. Registered Nurses (RNs) may administer cosmetic injections upon a physician's written order or protocol, provided they have documented training and appropriate medical supervision. Registered Nurses cannot independently diagnose, evaluate, or prescribe. Aestheticians and non-medical staff cannot perform injections.

How can I verify a Raleigh aesthetic injector's license status?

Request your injector's professional title and full name before scheduling a consultation. Physicians and physician assistants are verified through the North Carolina Medical Board Licensee Search (ncmedboard.org), which provides license status, medical school training, board certifications, and public disciplinary documents. Registered Nurses and Nurse Practitioners are looked up on the North Carolina Board of Nursing verification page (ncbon.com). Estheticians are regulated by the North Carolina Board of Cosmetic Art Examiners and are not authorized to inject prescription drugs.

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