4 med spas offer IPL photofacial in and around Spicer, compared by Google rating and who does the treatment. New to it? Read our IPL photofacial guide.
Spas in Spicer first, then nearby, each ranked by Google rating weighted by number of reviews. No spa paid to be on this page. How we rank
⊞ 4 photosWe are a locally owned medspa and wellness clinic servicing the Spicer, Willmar, New London and surrounding west central MN lakes area. We provide a variety of aesthetic and wellness services to address your aging concerns! We…
⊞ 6 photosBloom MedSpa, established in September 2021, offers a variety of non-surgical aesthetic treatments to enhance your natural beauty. Conveniently located in Spicer, Glenwood and Wadena, Minnesota. Bloom MedSpa focuses on helping clients…
⊞ 4 photosAt Clarus Dermatology, we strive to provide our patients with the best possible value in the services we provide; we will do all we can to efficiently and responsibly treat your conditions. If a simpler and less-expensive procedure is…
⊞ 6 photosYour local dermatology office that treats skin conditions, from acne treatment, warts to skin cancer, and everything in between. Specializing in medical, surgical, and cosmetic dermatology.
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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 (4 of them list their team).
Named by 1 of the 4 spas we checked.
| Device | Spas |
|---|---|
| DiamondGlow | 1 |
Within a 15-mile drive of Spicer, 4 med spas name IPL photofacial, which is 67% of the spas in that radius.
Glacial Lakes Aesthetics & Wellness ranks first on our list, with a 5.0 rating from 197 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 4 within about 15 miles of Spicer, based on each spa's Google profile and website.
Our Minnesota page sums up what state law and the licensing boards say about who may do med spa treatments, with a source for each rule.
1 of the 4 spas we checked name a device on their website.
The most common are DiamondGlow (1).
Ask any spa that doesn't say which device it uses.