171 med spas offer sun spot removal in and around Las Vegas, compared by Google rating. New to it? Read our sun spot removal guide.
Spas in Las Vegas first, then nearby, each ranked by Google rating weighted by number of reviews. No spa paid to be on this page. How we rank
⊞ 6 photosSkin and Cancer Institute in Las Vegas, NV is home to the top dermatology providers in the United States. From customized skin cancer treatment plans to rejuvenating cosmetic procedures, our expert team of specialists is ready to…
⊞ 6 photosWelcome to Kalologie at The Bellagio, your premier wellness and aesthetics destination in Las Vegas, to help you look and feel your best. Our team of experienced and licensed professionals offer a range of services, including…
At The Skin Proper, we redefine skincare. Each treatment and skincare routine is entirely personalized to cater to your individual skin concerns, needs and goals. Doing so ensures optimal results that leave you embracing the beauty of…
⊞ 5 photosSkeanmed is a luxury medical spa serving Summerlin and Las Vegas, specializing in natural-looking lip filler and Botox treatments designed to enhance your features without looking overdone. Our expert medical providers focus on…
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⊞ 6 photosEsti & Co is your go-to studio for advanced facial rejuvenation, laser treatments, and natural, balanced results in Las Vegas. We specialize in personalized skin care plans — from anti-aging facials and PRP “Vampire” microneedling to…
⊞ 6 photosBare Luxury Hair Removal offers top-tier, personalized laser and waxing services in a welcoming, opulent setting designed for every body and skin type. Our skilled professionals specialize in customized hair removal treatments and…
Perfect Skin Las Vegas is a state-of-the-art medical spa, experience since 2007. Our expert licensed medical estheticians are dedicated to enhancing your natural beauty and rejuvenating your skin from the inside out. We offer a wide…
Premier Aesthetics is a luxury medical spa in Summerlin, Las Vegas, dedicated to advanced skin care, body sculpting, and holistic wellness. Led by Debra Anderson, Licensed Aesthetician with over 25 years of experience, we blend science,…
⊞ 5 photosArchway Aesthetics is a luxury med spa in Las Vegas that redefines what modern aesthetics should feel like. From the moment you walk through our doors, you’re welcomed into a space designed for comfort, care, and confidence. We offer…
RejuvLV is Las Vegas's destination for precision aesthetics and bespoke wellness. Founded by Maria McPhee, whose years in critical care shape every consultation, the practice pairs medical rigor with the indulgence of a private retreat.…
Topics Google pulls from the reviews of the top 10 spas above, counted by mentions.
Named by 44 of the 60 spas we checked.
| Device | Spas |
|---|---|
| Morpheus8 | 19 |
| CoolSculpting | 14 |
| Sciton BBL | 11 |
| Laser Genesis | 8 |
| Clear + Brilliant | 7 |
| DiamondGlow | 6 |
| Ultherapy | 5 |
| Candela GentleMax Pro | 5 |
Within a 15-mile drive of Las Vegas, 171 med spas name sun spot removal, which is 31% of the spas in that radius.
The 164 rated spas offering it average 4.85 stars, with 132 at 4.8 or above.
Skin and Cancer Institute - Blue Diamond ranks first on our list, with a 5.0 rating from 204 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 171 within about 15 miles of Las Vegas, based on each spa's Google profile and website.
The 164 rated spas within 15 miles that list sun spot removal average 4.85 out of 5 on Google, and 132 hold a 4.8 or higher.
We rank them by rating weighted by how many reviews each has.
Our Nevada page sums up what state law and the licensing boards say about who may do med spa treatments, with a source for each rule.
44 of the 60 spas we checked name a device on their website.
The most common are Morpheus8 (19), CoolSculpting (14), Sciton BBL (11).
Ask any spa that doesn't say which device it uses.