The 11 Best Med Spas in New York

Dr. Lanna Aesthetics suits patients who want non-surgical lifting and Korean-style skin treatments under one roof. The Midtown practice on West 58th Street is led by Dr. Lanna Cheuck, FACS, with a team of physicians, physician associates and nurses. Its menu pairs Sculptra and Radiesse with Morpheus8, FaceTite and CO2 laser, plus K-Beauty protocols such as PDRN skin boosters and Meso Botox. Patients who may want a facelift later can discuss surgical and non-surgical routes with the same team.

AestheticsMD is a strong option for skin tightening and laser resurfacing planned by a physician. Dr. Jean Rhee, who completed an internal medicine residency at Yale, runs the practice from Madison Avenue on the Upper East Side, with a second office in Flushing. Devices include Ultherapy Prime, Thermage FLX, UltraClear, UltraPulse CO2 and PicoSure Pro, alongside Botox, Daxxify and fillers such as Juvelook. Queens residents can book the Flushing office instead of traveling into Manhattan.

Dr. Anna Avaliani's practice fits patients who want subtle changes and the same physician from consultation to treatment. The office on East 60th Street, between Park and Madison, is entirely non-surgical, and the practice states that the doctor who plans a treatment also performs it. Its range includes Sculptra and Radiesse, Rejuran PDRN, UltraClear and PicoSure lasers, Ultherapy Prime and EMFACE. Patients who dislike being passed between injectors get continuity of care here.

Lola Aesthetics is the Brooklyn option for facial balancing without a trip into Manhattan. Founder and medical director Dr. Fredlyn Lolange, DNP, is a board-certified nurse practitioner with a background in internal medicine. The Williamsburg studio on McKibbin Street offers fillers, Sculptra and Radiesse, PDO threads, PRF injections and Salmon PDRN facials. Patients who want a structured plan can follow the Lola Glow-Up program, with payment plans available through CareCredit.

The Laser & Skin Surgery Center of New York suits patients who want every cosmetic treatment performed by a physician. The practice states that its doctors carry out all medical and cosmetic procedures, and its team combines board-certified dermatologists with board-certified plastic surgeons. The laser range runs from Fraxel, Vbeam and PicoSure to CO2 resurfacing, with CoolSculpting and Ultherapy for body and face. Patients with birthmarks, rosacea or acne scarring can have the medical and cosmetic side assessed in one place.

Elite Aesthetics suits first-timers who want to start small and build up. Founder Mariesa Porter, MSN, APRN, CANS, opened the NoMad practice on Broadway in 2017 and trains its nurse practitioners, with Dr. David Porter as medical director. Treatments include Dysport, Restylane, Sculptra, Rejuran and Deka Smartxide CO2 laser, plus Morpheus8 and Lumecca IPL. The stated aim is facial balance with a conservative hand, which reassures patients wary of an overdone look.

Center Aesthetic & Dermatology is a good match for patients who prefer gradual results built over several visits. Founded by nurse practitioner Dr. Lynn Wojton, DNP, the Union Square West practice also includes board-certified dermatologist Dr. Cheryl Karcher, so medical skin concerns and cosmetic care sit side by side. Treatments include Fraxel, Excel V+, Sofwave, EMFACE, Exion RF microneedling and Kybella. The practice calls its approach the Center Method, aimed at natural change rather than one dramatic session.

Dr. Syra's clinic is aimed at patients who want aesthetic treatments within a wider longevity and hormone program. Syra Hanif, MD, a board-certified family physician and NYU Langone attending, leads care at the Greenwich Village office on Sixth Avenue. Treatments include Botox, Sculptra, Morpheus8, Lumecca IPL and PRP, alongside bioidentical hormones, peptide therapy and IV drips. Fixed-price packages such as an injectable refresh make costs clearer before booking.

Skinly Aesthetics suits patients who want a long menu of devices and injectables with a physician doing the hands-on work. The Upper East Side clinic on East 64th Street is led by Dr. Dmitriy Schwarzburg, who the practice says performs all medical procedures. Options range from Endolift and Agnes RF to Morpheus8, Ultherapy and RHA fillers. A monthly Skinly Club membership and 0% financing through Cherry and CareCredit help those planning regular maintenance.

Deep Blue Med Spa makes sense for patients who want a med spa with plastic surgeons behind it. Its treatments are overseen by surgeons from New York Plastic Surgical Group, while board-certified physician assistants and nurse practitioners deliver much of the care. The Park Avenue office offers Ultherapy, Morpheus8, BBL HEROic with Moxi, CO2 resurfacing and AviClear, plus a full injectables menu. Patients weighing surgery later stay within the same medical group.

Tribeca MedSpa works well for downtown patients who want medical facials and acne care alongside injectables. Open on Hudson Street since 2006, it has Dr. Georgina Ferzli, MD, FAAD, as director of cosmetic dermatology, with physician assistants and a nurse practitioner on the injecting team. Devices include AviClear for acne, Moxi and BBL, Morpheus8, Fraxel and Ultherapy. Consultations are complimentary, which makes it easy to compare a treatment plan before committing.