Registry entry · Philadelphia, PA

The J Spot - Philly Botox, Filler & Facials

5.0· 123 Google reviews

Source Google · snapshot Oct 13, 2026

InjectablesSkin & Facials

Photographs of The J Spot - Philly Botox, Filler & Facials

Brick corner building with gold The J Spot sign above a black awning and glass doors
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Overview

About The J Spot - Philly Botox, Filler & Facials

The J Spot is a single-location med spa at 501 South 22nd Street, in the part of Philadelphia that Google Maps labels Center City. Its Google Maps description says a café, Jax Cafe, serves coffee, juices and pastries at the front of the space.

The about page names founder Jacqueline Clarizio, PA-C, a board-certified physician assistant by its account, whose background runs through surgery and plastic and reconstructive surgery. Dr. Adel Haque, MD, FAAD, a dermatologist, is listed as medical director, and Dr. Jason Bloom, MD, FACS, as director of facial plastic surgery.

Tox injections, with Dysport the brand the tox page names, lead the aesthetics menu, followed by Restylane, Renuva and EzGel fillers, biostimulators, microneedling, chemical peels and facials. The laser page pairs BBL broadband light with the Halo hybrid fractional laser and also covers hair removal, while a weight loss program appears on the home page.

In context

How The J Spot - Philly Botox, Filler & Facials compares in Philadelphia

  • Rated 5.0★ on Google, above the Philadelphia register average of 4.9★.
  • 123 Google reviews, the 18th most-reviewed of the 26 Philadelphia med spas on this register.
  • Open 6 days a week, including Saturday and Sunday; open until 6 PM or later on 3 of them.
  • One of 4 listings in Center City on the Philadelphia register.
  • Its Google profile mentions 2 treatments the register tracks; 16 of the 26 Philadelphia listings mention at least one.

Services on the practice's site

Treatments listed

Listed on jspotwellness.com as of Oct 2026. Confirm availability, provider and price when you book.

Booking

How to book

Every Book an Appointment button on the site opens the practice's online scheduler, which runs on Boulevard. The site also lists (215) 437-7300 with a call button, and the home page suggests starting with a consultation. Booking page on jspotwellness.com

Hours
MonClosed
Tue9 AM to 6 PM
Wed9 AM to 6 PM
Thu9 AM to 6 PM
Fri9 AM to 4 PM
Sat9 AM to 3 PM
Sun9 AM to 1 PM

Hours may vary — confirm with the spa.

Consultation

Before you book

The practice's site did not publish prices on the pages we read, so ask for a written quote.

  • Who on the team will perform your injectables, and what part does the medical director play in your treatment plan?
  • The tox page names only Dysport, so is that the product you would receive, and how is it priced?
  • Of Restylane, Renuva and EzGel, which suits the area you want treated, and how many visits does a collagen-building option take?
  • Is BBL or the Halo laser the better match for your concern, and how much downtime should you plan for with each?
  • With no prices on the site, can the team quote your treatment in advance, and will the ride or parking credit apply to it?

Google reviews

Star breakdown

5★122 · 99%
4★0 · 0%
3★0 · 0%
2★0 · 0%
1★1 · 1%

123 ratings counted on the profile as of Oct 2026.

The J Spot - Philly Botox, Filler & Facials: questions patients ask

Where is The J Spot, and where can I park?

The J Spot is at 501 S 22nd St, Philadelphia, PA 19146. Its contact page points to free two-hour street parking on Lombard, Pine, Spruce and Naudain streets, metered two-hour spaces on 21st, 22nd, 23rd and South streets, and garages at 1627 Pine St and 1740 South St.

Does The J Spot help with ride or parking costs?

According to its contact page, yes. The practice takes the cost of an Uber or Lyft ride or a parking-lot fee, up to $20, off your service when you show the receipt. The service has to cost $100 or more to qualify.

Who leads The J Spot?

Its founder is Jacqueline Clarizio, PA-C, whom the about page calls a board-certified physician assistant. The same page lists Dr. Adel Haque, MD, FAAD, as medical director and dermatologist, and Dr. Jason Bloom, MD, FACS, a facial plastic surgeon based in Bryn Mawr, as director of facial plastic surgery.

Which lasers does The J Spot use?

Its laser page names two devices: BBL (BroadBand Light) and the Halo Hybrid Fractional Laser, aimed at discoloration, sun damage, fine lines and texture. The same page covers laser hair removal on the face and body and on smaller zones such as the hands and toes.

Does The J Spot publish prices?

No treatment prices appear on its home, contact, about, aesthetics, tox, filler or laser pages. The only dollar figures are the terms of its ride and parking credit, so ask for a quote when you book or during your consultation.

How do I book at The J Spot?

Choose any Book an Appointment button on the site to reach its online scheduler, or call (215) 437-7300. The home page encourages people who are new to the practice to begin by booking a consultation.

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