44 med spas offer SkinVive in and around San Francisco, compared by Google rating and who does the treatment. New to it? Read our SkinVive 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
⊞ 4 photosLocated in the heart of San Francisco's Marina District, ParlourRx is a boutique medical spa dedicated to delivering refined and natural-looking aesthetic results. Opened in 2022, the practice combines the expertise of a seasoned team…
⊞ 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,…
⊞ 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,…
⊞ 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…
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⊞ 5 photosREJUV Medical, nestled in the heart of San Francisco, offers a comprehensive range of medical aesthetics, concierge medical services, and holistic treatments since its inception in August 2022. Our highly experienced providers are…
⊞ 4 photosBotox, filler, laser, coolsculpting, Emsculpt, medical weight loss, Emface, morpheus8, micro needling, Halo laser, Broadband light.
⊞ 6 photosNueromodulators Botox Juvaderm Sculptra Radiesse Skinvive Dermal Fillers Biostimulatory Fillers Skin Care Consultations Microneedle Ariessence Skin Botox PRP/PRF UnderEye Fillers Lip Fillers Cheek Fillers Facial Rejuvination Facial…
⊞ 6 photosSaelo offers high-tech, clinical skin treatments at its luxurious wellness clubs. Founded, owned, and majority operated by women, our drive stems from increasing access to quality skincare and a strong commitment to community, design,…
⊞ 6 photosSkinSpirit Presidio Heights is one of San Francisco’s premier medical spas, serving the Marina and Cow Hollow neighborhoods. Located near Presidio Park, our clinic is where you'll find the city’s top aestheticians and medical providers,…
⊞ 3 photosAbout Us City Laser Clinic prides itself on keeping up with the latest technology and most expert staff in the downtown area of San Francisco, California. The City Laser Clinic team is well known for its extensive skin rejuvenation and…
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 (10 of them list their team).
Named by 37 of the 44 spas we checked.
| Device | Spas |
|---|---|
| CoolSculpting | 23 |
| DiamondGlow | 22 |
| Sciton BBL | 20 |
| Ultherapy | 19 |
| Emsculpt | 18 |
| Morpheus8 | 17 |
| Sciton Halo | 16 |
| Clear + Brilliant | 13 |
44 of the 291 med spas within about 15 miles of San Francisco list SkinVive on their Google profile or website.
Those 43 rated providers average 4.80 on Google, and 30 hold a 4.8 or higher.
ParlourRx ranks first on our list, with a 5.0 rating from 127 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 44 within about 15 miles of San Francisco, based on each spa's Google profile and website.
The 43 rated spas within 15 miles that list SkinVive average 4.80 out of 5 on Google, and 30 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.
37 of the 44 spas we checked name a device on their website.
The most common are CoolSculpting (23), DiamondGlow (22), Sciton BBL (20).
Ask any spa that doesn't say which device it uses.