66 med spas offer CoolSculpting in and around San Francisco, compared by Google rating and who does the treatment. New to it? Read our CoolSculpting guide.
Spas in San Francisco first, then nearby, each ranked by Google rating weighted by number of reviews. No spa paid to be on this page. How we rank
⊞ 6 photosDiscover the epitome of skincare excellence at Urban Allure Medical Spa, located at 230 California Street Suite 603, San Francisco. As a premier medical spa, we specialize in personalized aesthetic treatments with services including…
⊞ 4 photosNob Hill Aesthetics is the epitome of luxury in San Francisco's Nob Hill district, offering state-of-the-art laser skin care and body contouring services. Our holistic approach focuses on enhancing natural beauty through non-surgical,…
⊞ 4 photosDiscover your natural beauty at WAVE Plastic Surgery & Aesthetic Laser Center in San Francisco. Our board-certified surgeons specialize in facelifts, rhinoplasty, Asian plastic surgery, body contouring, and non-surgical skin…
⊞ 5 photosVoted Best Med Spa by SF Magazine, Hayes Valley Medical Esthetics (HVME) was founded in 2014 by Linda Behla, RN, and Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon Yngvar A. Hvistendahl, MD. We offer boutique medical clinics in Downtown Larkspur,…
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⊞ 5 photosFounded in 2014 by Linda Behla, RN, and medically supervised by Yngvar A. Hvistendahl, MD, Hayes Valley Medical Esthetics offers boutique medical clinics in Downtown Larkspur, Marin and San Francisco’s Cow Hollow and Hayes Valley…
⊞ 6 photosDr. Kaveri Karhade, MD specializes in laser, medical, and cosmetic dermatology in San Francisco, CA. She is also the owner of Pacific Heights Dermatology. Her focus is on hair loss treatments, acne scars, facial rejuvenation with…
Led by award winning, Harvard educated plastic surgeon Dr. Larry Fan, 77 Plastic Surgery is a premiere medical practice specializing in cosmetic plastic surgery, medical aesthetics, and wellness including hormone optimization and…
⊞ 4 photosBotox, filler, laser, coolsculpting, Emsculpt, medical weight loss, Emface, morpheus8, micro needling, Halo laser, Broadband light.
⊞ 3 photosEstablished in San Francisco’s iconic Union Square, we have been a trusted leader in Bay Area cosmetic plastic surgery for 20 years, treating over 30,000 patients since 1997. We offer a comprehensive range of both innovative and classic…
⊞ 5 photosSince 2007, we provide a wide variety of professional medical services at affordable prices. Services include: USCIS immigration medical exams and physicals, IV therapy, cosmetic medicine (such as Botox, dermal fillers, thread lift,…
Topics Google pulls from the reviews of the top 10 spas above, counted by mentions.
Roles named on the websites of the top 10 spas (9 of them list their team).
Named by 60 of the 60 spas we checked.
| Device | Spas |
|---|---|
| CoolSculpting | 59 |
| Ultherapy | 32 |
| Emsculpt | 27 |
| Sciton BBL | 27 |
| DiamondGlow | 22 |
| Clear + Brilliant | 21 |
| Sciton Halo | 19 |
| Morpheus8 | 18 |
Within a 15-mile drive of San Francisco, 66 med spas name CoolSculpting, which is 23% of the spas in that radius.
The 56 rated spas offering it average 4.73 stars, with 33 at 4.8 or above.
Urban Allure Medical Spa ranks first on our list, with a 5.0 rating from 88 Google reviews.
We rank by star rating weighted by how many people left one, so a 5.0 from hundreds of patients beats a 5.0 from a handful.
We list 66 within about 15 miles of San Francisco, based on each spa's Google profile and website.
The 56 rated spas within 15 miles that list CoolSculpting average 4.73 out of 5 on Google, and 33 hold a 4.8 or higher.
We rank them by rating weighted by how many reviews each has.
Our California page sums up what state law and the licensing boards say about who may do med spa treatments, with a source for each rule.
60 of the 60 spas we checked name a device on their website.
The most common are CoolSculpting (59), Ultherapy (32), Emsculpt (27).
Ask any spa that doesn't say which device it uses.