Best Med Spas in Wyoming

102 med spas across 23 towns, ranked by Google rating weighted by how many people left one.

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Top-Rated Med Spas in Wyoming

Rating weighted by review count · at least 20 reviews
#Med spaCityRating
1Remède IV Therapy + Aesthetics - Jackson HoleReviewers most often mention altitude sickness relief (78 reviews), hangover relief (29) and oxygen therapy (25).Jackson 5.0 (957)
2Melt MedspaThe themes reviewers raise most are eyebrow waxing (37 reviews), eyebrows (18) and brow lamination (16).Cheyenne 5.0 (633)
3Jen Galloway FNP-CGoogle reviews most often bring up knowledgeable staff (113 reviews), caring staff (39) and thoroughness (36).Casper 5.0 (425)
4True Body Medical Aesthetics and WellnessReviewers most often mention hormone therapy (11 reviews), knowledgeable team (9) and chemical peel (6).Cody 5.0 (254)
5Saguaro Medi and Esthetic SpaReviewers most often mention friendly staff (71 reviews), relaxing atmosphere (45) and lash extensions (23).Casper 5.0 (245)
6Shekinah Clinical SpaThe themes reviewers raise most are relaxing atmosphere (17 reviews), skin care (8) and procedure explanation (5).Gillette 5.0 (232)
7Lush Medical Aesthetics + WellnessThe themes reviewers raise most are skin treatments (14 reviews), lip filler (13) and thorough staff (3).Cheyenne 5.0 (226)
8House Call HydrationGoogle reviews most often bring up professional nurse (20 reviews), altitude sickness relief (15) and housecall (10).Jackson 5.0 (218)
9AgeLess Medical AestheticsThe themes reviewers raise most are skincare (10 reviews), micro needling (7) and front desk staff (6).Cheyenne 5.0 (184)
10Teton Beauty LoungeReviewers most often mention brows (31 reviews), brow shaping (17) and microblading (16).Jackson 5.0 (108)
11June Beauty LabGoogle reviews most often bring up thorough explanations (8 reviews), skin improvement (6) and talented staff (5).Pinedale 5.0 (101)
12Nurse Jayme AestheticsReviewers most often mention skin care (21 reviews), thorough explanations (9) and personalized treatment (8).Jackson 5.0 (100)
13Evergreen AestheticsReviewers most often mention skin care (14 reviews), HydraFacial (10) and efficient and skilled (5).Jackson 5.0 (93)
14Belaé Med SpaReviewers most often mention knowledgeable staff (35 reviews), comfortable atmosphere (10) and Botox (7).Evanston 5.0 (91)
15Signature Plastic Surgery & Aesthetics Dr. Laura B. Cooper, M.D. Jackson WYThe themes reviewers raise most are caring doctor (5 reviews), caring plastic surgeon (4) and HydraFacial (4).Jackson 5.0 (88)
16Vigneri Aesthetics & WellnessGoogle reviews most often bring up thoroughness (4 reviews) and sculptra treatments (3).Casper 5.0 (76)
17Sapphire Health & WellnessGoogle reviews most often bring up knowledgeable staff (24 reviews), welcoming atmosphere (15) and kind staff (10).Casper 5.0 (68)
18Wyo Med SpaThe themes reviewers raise most are friendly staff (22 reviews), welcoming atmosphere (7) and warm staff (6).Gillette 5.0 (68)
19Aesthetics By SummitThe themes reviewers raise most are knowledgeable staff (14 reviews), kind staff (7) and cozy room (5).Gillette 5.0 (66)
20The Gym AestheticsGoogle reviews most often bring up friendly staff (23 reviews), lashes (9) and accommodating staff (9).Sheridan 5.0 (59)

Wyoming Med Spas by the Numbers

102med spas in 23 cities and towns
4.88average Google rating across 82 rated spas
85%of rated spas hold a 4.8 or higher
79%list Botox or another wrinkle relaxer

We list 102 med spas in Wyoming across 23 cities and towns.

82 of them have a Google rating, and the average is 4.88 out of 5 (median 5.0).

85% of rated Wyoming spas hold a 4.8 or higher.

Together they have 6,555 Google reviews, and the typical spa has 24.

Cheyenne has the most listings with 20, followed by Jackson (15), Casper (14), Sheridan (7), Gillette (7) and Cody (4).

Among cities with 10 or more rated spas, Cheyenne (4.95, 14 spas) and Jackson (4.81, 15 spas) have the highest average Google ratings.

Botox is the most offered treatment (79% of listings), followed by dermal fillers (75%), microneedling (59%), chemical peels (58%) and facials (51%).

Only 4 Wyoming spas post any price on their website, so ask for a written quote before you book.

5 spas post a monthly membership price on their site.

How We Rank Wyoming Med Spas

We rank Wyoming 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 53 of the 102 Wyoming listings have.

No spa pays to be listed or to rank higher.

Med Spas in Wyoming: Questions People Ask

Are med spas regulated in Wyoming?

Yes. The Wyoming Board of Cosmetology treats Botox and laser hair removal as medical treatments that must be done by, or under direct supervision of, a licensed medical provider.

The Wyoming State Board of Nursing says a med spa's medical director should be a Wyoming-licensed physician, PA or APRN with prescriptive authority.

Who can do Botox in Wyoming?

The Wyoming State Board of Nursing says appropriately trained registered nurses may inject neuromodulators and fillers under the direction of a provider, who must be available in person or electronically.

Nurses may not choose the drug, dose or number of Botox units.

LPNs may not perform injectable aesthetic procedures.

Who can do laser hair removal in Wyoming?

The Wyoming Board of Cosmetology says laser hair removal is a medical treatment that must be done by, or under direct supervision of, a licensed medical provider in a medical office.

The Wyoming State Board of Nursing says trained registered nurses may perform laser hair removal under a provider's direction.

Cosmetology licensees may not offer it in a salon unless separately licensed by the medical or nursing board.

Do I need an exam before Botox in Wyoming?

Yes. The Wyoming State Board of Nursing requires a provider to do a documented history and physical and a treatment plan before any aesthetic medical treatment.

The evaluation may be done by telehealth, and a new one is needed before any change to your treatment plan.

What is the best city for med spas in Wyoming?

Cheyenne has the most listings (20), followed by Jackson (15), Casper (14) and Sheridan (7).

Among cities with 10 or more rated spas, Cheyenne (4.95, 14 spas) and Jackson (4.81, 15 spas) have the highest average Google ratings.

How many med spas are in Wyoming?

We list 102 med spas in 23 Wyoming cities and towns, and 53 of them have 20 or more Google reviews.

Med Spa Rules in Wyoming

What Wyoming 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. The Wyoming Board of Cosmetology says Botox, laser hair removal and CoolSculpting are medical treatments that must be done by, or under direct supervision of, a licensed medical provider in a medical office. [1]
  2. The Wyoming State Board of Nursing says a med spa's medical director should be a Wyoming-licensed physician, PA or APRN with prescriptive authority who is trained in cosmetic procedures and responsible for policies, delegation, supervision and staff training. [2]
  3. The Wyoming State Board of Nursing says appropriately trained registered nurses may give neuromodulator and dermal filler injections under the direction of a provider who has first seen the patient in person or by telehealth. [2]
  4. The Board of Nursing says the provider directing a registered nurse need not be on site but must be available in person or electronically during the procedure, and the nurse may follow written standing orders and protocols. [2]
  5. The Board of Nursing says registered nurses may not select the drug, dose, device or device settings, or recommend a treatment or number of Botox units to a patient. [2]
  6. The Board of Nursing says licensed practical nurses (LPNs) in Wyoming may not perform injectable aesthetic procedures. [2]
  7. The Board of Nursing says a provider must do a documented history and physical and a treatment plan for you before any aesthetic medical treatment, and a telehealth evaluation is acceptable. [2]
  8. The Board of Nursing also requires a new history and physical before any change to your treatment plan or order. [2]
  9. The Board of Nursing lists non-ablative light-based treatments and laser for aesthetics or hair removal as procedures nurses may perform under a provider's direction. [2]
  10. The Wyoming Board of Cosmetology does not offer a medical esthetics license, and its licensees may not offer medical treatments in a salon unless separately licensed by the medical or nursing board. [1]
  11. A joint statement from Wyoming's Boards of Medicine, Nursing and Pharmacy says only Wyoming-licensed APRNs, PAs or physicians should diagnose and prescribe IV therapy, including wellness IVs at drip bars, mobile hydration services or in homes. [3]
  12. The same joint statement says IV therapy patients must be evaluated by an appropriate provider, and diagnosing a condition that leads to ordering IV drugs, amino acids or vitamins is unambiguously the practice of medicine. [3]
  13. The Board of Nursing says Wyoming APRNs have prescriptive authority under state law and may prescribe, administer and dispense medications except Schedule I drugs. [4]
  14. You can check a Wyoming physician or PA license with the License Lookup on the Wyoming Board of Medicine website. [5]
  15. You can check a Wyoming nurse license through the Verify A Nurse link on the Wyoming State Board of Nursing website, which leads to Nursys. [6]