med spas in Richardson, TX

There are 4 med spas in Richardson, TX on SculptAtlas, 4 independently verified against their own public information. Several more verified med spas are a short drive away (below).

Compare verified med spas in Richardson, TX

Evidence completeness, not a clinical-quality ranking. Open a profile to inspect its sources.
Med spaPhysician evidenceInjector credentialsPricesBookingEvidence
MNML Med SpaNot foundRNPublishedNot found40/100
VIO Med Spa | RichardsonNot foundNot disclosedNot publishedNot found31/100
Savannah Spa - Head Spa- Goi dau duong sinhNot foundNot disclosedNot publishedNot found27/100
Advanced Laser TherapyNot foundNot disclosedNot publishedNot found21/100

What med spa treatments cost in Texas

Starting prices verified med spas publish across Texas. Your cost depends on units, areas, and the provider.
TreatmentTypical starting priceRange
Botox & neurotoxins$6 per unit$4 - $12
Dermal filler$599 per syringe$275 - $750

Verified med spas near Richardson, TX

The closest independently verified med spas in other cities.

Before you book a med spa in Texas

Licensing, prescribing, examination, and supervision requirements vary by treatment and state. Confirm the treating professional's active license and ask the applicable state medical or nursing board about current scope-of-practice rules.

Before booking, ask who performs the treatment, who provides medical oversight, and the exact product or device being used. SculptAtlas shows these details only when they can be tied to a source, and links to the clinic so you can confirm them directly.

Common questions

How many med spas are in Richardson, TX?
Richardson, TX has 4 med spas listed on SculptAtlas, 4 of them independently verified.
How much does Botox cost in Texas?
Botox starts around $6 per unit across verified Texas med spas ($4 to $12). A typical visit is several units.
Who can legally perform injectables in Texas?
Licensing, prescribing, examination, and supervision requirements vary by treatment and state. Confirm the treating professional's active license and ask the applicable state medical or nursing board about current scope-of-practice rules.