Best Med Spas in New Hampshire

209 med spas across 58 towns, ranked by Google rating weighted by how many people left one.

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Top-Rated Med Spas in New Hampshire

Rating weighted by review count · at least 20 reviews
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1PM AestheticsGoogle reviews most often bring up xeomin (43 reviews), lash lift (32) and lip flip (31).Bedford 5.0 (720)
2Ariya AestheticsThe themes reviewers raise most are lip filler (29 reviews), thorough explanations (16) and explanation of procedure (9).Bedford 5.0 (702)
3Pellé Medical SpaReviewers most often mention HydraFacial (71 reviews), CoolSculpting (17) and chemical peel (14).Manchester 5.0 (554)
4JSJ Aesthetics and WellnessReviewers most often mention lip filler (21 reviews), hormone therapy (15) and talented staff (14).Salem 5.0 (541)
5MD Esthetics WindhamGoogle reviews most often bring up CO2 laser (9 reviews), cool peels (6) and gentle esthetician (5).Windham 5.0 (483)
6BombShell Aesthetics & WellnessGoogle reviews most often bring up lip filler (25 reviews), thorough explanations (21) and passionate staff (19).Bedford 5.0 (440)
7Confident Med Spa - EppingGoogle reviews most often bring up HydraFacial (33 reviews), knowledgeable team (17) and lash lift and tint (13).Epping 5.0 (428)
8AW Plastic Surgery: Anthony J. Wilson, MDIts own site names Botox, dermal fillers, Morpheus8 and PicoWay.Portsmouth 5.0 (418)
9Confident Med Spa - RochesterThe themes reviewers raise most are HydraFacial (15 reviews), lash lift and tint (14) and friendly team (11).Rochester 5.0 (351)
10The Medical Skin ClinicGoogle reviews most often bring up lip filler (17 reviews), injector (13) and knowledgeable nurse (7).Salem 5.0 (337)
11Age-less Weigh-lessGoogle reviews most often bring up skin care (49 reviews), HydraFacial (38) and injector (18).Dover 5.0 (316)
12Forever Young SolutionsGoogle reviews most often bring up diamond glow facial (18 reviews), lip filler (17) and talented staff (11).Windham 5.0 (310)
13MD Esthetics LondonderryGoogle reviews most often bring up excellent health (33 reviews), stem cell therapy (4) and easy scheduling (4).Londonderry 5.0 (295)
14MD Esthetics NashuaThe themes reviewers raise most are aesthetics (37 reviews), lip filler (14) and brows (11).Nashua 5.0 (279)
15The Alchemy ClinicThe themes reviewers raise most are personalized care (8 reviews), no pressure (7) and beautiful clinic (7).Manchester 5.0 (268)
16Awaken Beauty CoReviewers most often mention talented staff (16 reviews), custom facials (9) and dermaplane (9).Bedford 5.0 (267)
17Confident Med Spa - AmherstThe themes reviewers raise most are spray tan (11 reviews), thorough explanations (8) and clean facility (6).Amherst 5.0 (241)
18Nurse Nel Aesthetics PLLCGoogle reviews most often bring up lip filler (20 reviews), injectables (15) and injector (11).Dover 5.0 (231)
19Milan Laser Hair RemovalGoogle reviews most often bring up welcoming staff (26 reviews), painless process (7) and informative staff (5).Nashua 5.0 (223)
20MD Esthetics PortsmouthThe themes reviewers raise most are knowledgeable doctor (12 reviews), explaining procedures (6) and flexible scheduling (5).Portsmouth 5.0 (215)

New Hampshire Med Spas by the Numbers

209med spas in 58 cities and towns
4.86average Google rating across 186 rated spas
86%of rated spas hold a 4.8 or higher
79%list Botox or another wrinkle relaxer

We list 209 med spas in New Hampshire across 58 cities and towns.

186 of them have a Google rating, and the average is 4.86 out of 5 (median 5.0).

86% of rated New Hampshire spas hold a 4.8 or higher.

Together they have 23,868 Google reviews, and the typical spa has 41.

Bedford has the most listings with 22, followed by Nashua (19), Portsmouth (16), Dover (15), Manchester (12) and Salem (10).

Among cities with 10 or more rated spas, Portsmouth (4.95, 14 spas) and Dover (4.87, 12 spas) have the highest average Google ratings.

Botox is the most offered treatment (79% of listings), followed by dermal fillers (73%), chemical peels (65%), facials (61%) and microneedling (61%).

Only 13 New Hampshire spas post any price on their website, so ask for a written quote before you book.

29 spas (14%) name a patient financing plan on their site, most often CareCredit (25) and Cherry (7).

How We Rank New Hampshire Med Spas

We rank New Hampshire med spas by Google rating, weighted by how many people left one.

A 5.0 from 1,400 reviews ranks above a 5.0 from 12, because each rating is blended toward a 4.6 baseline until it has about 25 reviews behind it.

The statewide list only includes spas with at least 20 Google reviews, which 135 of the 209 New Hampshire listings have.

No spa pays to be listed or to rank higher.

Med Spas in New Hampshire: Questions People Ask

Who can do Botox in New Hampshire?

The New Hampshire Board of Nursing says RNs and LPNs perform cosmetic procedures as delegated skills under the supervision of a physician or an APRN.

The Board lists neuromodulators and dermal fillers as needing a provider order.

LPNs with appropriate training may do these procedures only with on-site supervision.

Do I need an exam before Botox in New Hampshire?

The New Hampshire Board of Nursing says the initial assessment before an LPN does a cosmetic procedure must be done by a provider, and RNs and LPNs do these procedures as delegated skills under the supervision of a physician or an APRN.

State law says a physician-patient or APRN-patient relationship includes an in-person or telemedicine exam, a history, a diagnosis and a treatment plan.

A physician who prescribes without that relationship commits unprofessional conduct.

What is the best city for med spas in New Hampshire?

Bedford has the most listings (22), followed by Nashua (19), Portsmouth (16) and Dover (15).

Among cities with 10 or more rated spas, Portsmouth (4.95, 14 spas) and Dover (4.87, 12 spas) have the highest average Google ratings.

How many med spas are in New Hampshire?

We list 209 med spas in 58 New Hampshire cities and towns, and 135 of them have 20 or more Google reviews.

Med Spa Rules in New Hampshire

What New Hampshire law and its licensing boards say about who may do med spa treatments, each with its source. This is a plain-English summary, not legal advice.

  1. New Hampshire's medical practice law does not apply to nurses in their legitimate occupations. [1]
  2. The New Hampshire Board of Nursing says cosmetic procedures done by RNs and LPNs are delegated skills performed under the supervision of a physician or an APRN. [2]
  3. The Board of Nursing says assessment, evaluation and diagnosis are outside the scope of RNs and LPNs, which is why their cosmetic work must be supervised. [2]
  4. The Board of Nursing lists neuromodulators and dermal fillers as needing a provider order, and says the provider should be reachable in person or by telecommunication and available within 4 hours of treatment when requested. [2]
  5. The Board of Nursing says LPNs with appropriate training may do cosmetic procedures only with on-site supervision, and the initial assessment must be done by a provider. [2]
  6. New Hampshire law says a physician-patient relationship includes an in-person or telemedicine exam plus a history, diagnosis and treatment plan, and prescribing without that relationship is unprofessional conduct. [3]
  7. The same law lets a physician prescribe for a patient who was examined by a physician assistant, nurse practitioner or other licensed practitioner. [3]
  8. New Hampshire law says an APRN-patient relationship includes an in-person or telemedicine exam, a history, a diagnosis and a treatment plan. [4]
  9. New Hampshire's medical practice law defines surgery to include any procedure, including laser, that cuts, shapes, burns, vaporizes or otherwise structurally alters human tissue, unless another law authorizes the person doing it. [5]
  10. New Hampshire defines electrology as removing hair by applying electric current to the hair root with a needle or needles, and the definition does not cover laser or light-based hair removal. [6]
  11. New Hampshire's legal definition of esthetics covers facials, makeup, therapeutic skin care, removal of unwanted hair and eyelash application, and it does not mention lasers or injections. [7]
  12. New Hampshire estheticians must complete hands-on training before using each advanced modality, such as light therapy, microdermabrasion or radiofrequency devices, and must use that equipment within its FDA 510(k) scope. [8]
  13. New Hampshire cosmetology and esthetics licensees may not use a dermaroller, dermapen, plasma pen or any needle-based microneedling device, or even keep microneedling devices in the facility. [8]
  14. New Hampshire cosmetology and esthetics licensees may not use phenol stronger than 2% and may not diagnose or treat any medical condition unless a physician referred the client. [8]
  15. New Hampshire LPNs may start IV therapy with crystalloid fluids only after a Board-approved LPN IV therapy course, and then only under a physician's or dentist's direction or as delegated by an RN. [9]
  16. New Hampshire APRNs' scope includes advanced assessment, diagnosing, prescribing and administering treatment, along with consultation, collaborative management or referral as appropriate, and they have plenary authority to prescribe drugs within their scope. [10]
  17. You can check a New Hampshire RN or practical nurse license on Nursys QuickConfirm, though advanced practice nurse licenses are not included there. [11]