MedSpaStandard research · data as of October 2026

Utah Med Spa Statistics 2026

As of October 2026, the MedSpaStandard directory counts 700 med spas in Utah, 20.0 per 100,000 residents.

700med spas
20.0per 100,000 residents
62in Salt Lake City, UT

Key statistics

  • There are 700 med spas in Utah in the MedSpaStandard directory, as of October 2026.
  • Utah has 20.0 med spas per 100,000 residents, against 15.6 nationally, in the MedSpaStandard directory, as of October 2026.
  • Salt Lake City, UT has the most med spas in Utah: 62, according to MedSpaStandard directory data for October 2026.
  • 75% of Utah med spas offer Botox (523), according to MedSpaStandard directory data for October 2026.
  • 71% of Utah med spas offer dermal fillers (494), according to MedSpaStandard directory data for October 2026.
  • 66% of Utah med spas offer microneedling (463), according to MedSpaStandard directory data for October 2026.
  • Utah med spas average 4.88 stars on Google across 130,546 reviews, according to MedSpaStandard directory data for October 2026.
  • Utah ranks 6th of 51 states (with DC) for med spas per capita, according to MedSpaStandard directory data for October 2026.

How many med spas are in Utah?

There are 700 med spas in Utah in our directory.

That is 20.0 med spas per 100,000 residents, against 15.6 nationally.

Cities with the most med spas in Utah

  1. Salt Lake City, UT62
  2. St. George, UT49
  3. Draper, UT35
  4. Orem, UT32
  5. Lehi, UT31
  6. South Jordan, UT30
  7. Sandy, UT28
  8. Park City, UT22
  9. Provo, UT21
  10. Layton, UT19

Source: MedSpaStandard directory, October 2026

Utah's med spas sit in 85 cities and towns.

Salt Lake City, UT has the most med spas in Utah: 62.

3.7% of Utah med spas belong to a national chain.

Utah ranks 6th of 51 states (with DC) for med spas per capita.

Which treatments do Utah med spas offer?

75% of Utah med spas offer Botox (523).

71% of Utah med spas offer dermal fillers (494).

Most-offered treatments in Utah

Share of 700 med spas

  1. Botox75%
  2. Dermal fillers71%
  3. Microneedling66%
  4. Chemical peels62%
  5. Laser hair removal51%
  6. Lip filler47%
  7. Facials47%
  8. Dysport43%
  9. Dermaplaning40%
  10. IPL photofacial37%

Source: MedSpaStandard directory, October 2026

66% of Utah med spas offer microneedling (463).

62% of Utah med spas offer chemical peels (434).

51% of Utah med spas offer laser hair removal (354).

47% of Utah med spas offer lip filler (328).

47% of Utah med spas offer facials (326).

43% of Utah med spas offer Dysport (303).

Ratings, hours and payment at Utah med spas

Utah med spas average 4.88 stars on Google across 130,546 reviews.

87% of Utah med spas with at least 5 reviews are rated 4.8 or higher.

43% of Utah med spas that post hours open at weekends.

6.9% of Utah med spas with a website name a financing plan.

5.7% of Utah med spas with a website publish a price.

What these numbers can't tell you

  • Counts are Google Maps listings we classify as med spas, so they include dermatology and plastic surgery practices that offer med spa treatments and exclude spas without a Google listing.
  • A treatment counts when the spa's Google listing or website names it, so a spa with an outdated menu can be over- or under-counted.
  • Per-capita rates use Census Bureau Vintage 2024 population estimates (July 1, 2024).

Frequently asked questions

How many med spas are in Utah?

There are 700 med spas in Utah in the MedSpaStandard directory, as of October 2026. That is 20.0 med spas per 100,000 residents, against 15.6 nationally.

What is the most common med spa treatment in Utah?

75% of Utah med spas offer Botox (523), according to MedSpaStandard directory data for October 2026.

Sources and methodology

Our data. October 2026 snapshot of 53,215 US med spa Google listings and their websites. How we build these numbers

Cite this page

MedSpaStandard. (2026, October 30). Utah Med Spa Statistics 2026. https://medspastandard.com/statistics/states/ut/

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