43 med spas offer peptide therapy in and around Menlo Park, compared by Google rating and who does the treatment. New to it? Read our peptide therapy guide.
Spas in Menlo Park first, then nearby, each ranked by Google rating weighted by number of reviews. No spa paid to be on this page. How we rank
⊞ 3 photosAt Upkey Aesthetics, we believe that when you look your best, you feel your best. We offer Botox, Filler, TMJ Orofacial Trigger Point therapy, Vampire Facelift, Vampire Facial, Vampire Hair Restoration and Vampire Breast Lift. Our…
A highly specialized medical boutique offering premiere services in Botox, dermal fillers, and skin care. All office visits includes full facial assessment and treatment by our Board-Certified injection expert. Leave feeling refreshed,…
⊞ 3 photosForeviva’s patient-centered model goes beyond procedures; it’s about partnership. Every patient who walks through the door is met with compassion, respect, and a tailored plan built around their individual needs and aspirations. The…
J’Esthetics Medical Spa is Santa Clara’s premier boutique destination for advanced, results-driven clinical skincare and non-surgical facial rejuvenation. Located in the 95050 area, our expert medical-led practice specializes in…
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Results Driven Skincare by Sheila Marie, Licensed Aesthetician. Offering medical grade skincare services and products. Hydrafacial, Chemical Peels, Microcurrent, Lash Lifts, Brow Lamination, Skincare Products.
⊞ 5 photosCosmetica Anti-Aging, Aesthetic Lasers & Medical Weight Loss Clinic is a premier medical spa dedicated to helping you achieve your wellness goals. We offer a comprehensive range of services, from personalized skincare and laser…
We offer state-of-the-art, results-driven medical aesthetic treatments such as neurotoxins, fillers, and best laser services. We believe in defining beauty in a way that makes you feel your most beautiful self. We carry top brand…
At San Carlos Eye Care, we provide comprehensive eye care and advanced treatments for patients throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. Services include comprehensive eye exams, contact lenses, myopia control, dry eye treatment, and care…
We offer state-of-the-art, results-driven medical aesthetic treatments such as neurotoxins, fillers, and best laser services. We believe in defining beauty in a way that makes you feel your most beautiful self. We carry top brand…
⊞ 5 photosJoshua Korman, MD, is a board certified plastic surgeon. His Mountain View practice is a premier destination for patients looking for innovative cosmetic and reconstructive procedures. Dr. Korman is a leader in rejuvenating surgical…
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 (8 of them list their team).
Named by 25 of the 43 spas we checked.
| Device | Spas |
|---|---|
| Ultherapy | 15 |
| Sciton BBL | 9 |
| Morpheus8 | 8 |
| Sciton Moxi | 6 |
| CoolSculpting | 5 |
| Emsculpt | 5 |
| Emsculpt NEO | 5 |
| InMode | 4 |
Within a 15-mile drive of Menlo Park, 43 med spas name peptide therapy, which is 21% of the spas in that radius.
The 41 rated spas offering it average 4.83 stars, with 33 at 4.8 or above.
Upkey Aesthetics LLC ranks first on our list, with a 5.0 rating from 119 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 43 within about 15 miles of Menlo Park, based on each spa's Google profile and website.
The 41 rated spas within 15 miles that list peptide therapy average 4.83 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.
25 of the 43 spas we checked name a device on their website.
The most common are Ultherapy (15), Sciton BBL (9), Morpheus8 (8).
Ask any spa that doesn't say which device it uses.