med spas in Studio City, CA

There is 1 med spa in Studio City, CA on SculptAtlas, 1 independently verified against its own booking page and real reviews. Several more verified med spas are a short drive away (below).

What med spa treatments cost in California

Starting prices verified med spas publish across California. Your cost depends on units, areas, and the provider.
TreatmentTypical starting priceRange
Dermal filler$650 per syringe$650 - $1,200
Botox & neurotoxins$12 per unit$5 - $13
Morpheus8 RF microneedling$1,200 per session$650 - $1,800
Laser hair removal$350 per session$150 - $1,200
IPL / BBL photofacial$650 per session$350 - $1,500
Microneedling$600 per session$175 - $1,000
Kybella$650 per treatment$650 - $1,200
Sculptra$650 per vial$650 - $1,200
Laser skin resurfacing$700 per session$650 - $1,200
PRP / PRF$650 per session$500 - $650
Chemical peel$525 per treatment$125 - $650

What med spas in Studio City, CA treat

Concerns
Wrinkles & fine linesFrown lines & crow's feetSkin tightening & liftingDull skin & glowCongestion & mild acne
Brands & devices
BotoxDysportXeominUltherapyHydraFacial

Verified med spas near Studio City, CA

The closest independently verified med spas in other cities.

Before you book a med spa in California

In California, only a physician, NP, or PA may perform the good-faith exam before treatment (SB 351, 2026); an RN injects under that order.

Two things worth confirming at any med spa: who performs your treatment (an MD, NP, PA, or RN) and that the product is a named, FDA-approved brand rather than a generic. SculptAtlas verifies both wherever a clinic discloses them, and links to each clinic's own booking page so you can check.

Common questions

How many med spas are in Studio City, CA?
Studio City, CA has 1 med spa listed on SculptAtlas, 1 of them independently verified.
How much does Botox cost in California?
Botox starts around $12 per unit across verified California med spas ($5 to $13). A typical visit is several units.
Who can legally perform injectables in California?
In California, only a physician, NP, or PA may perform the good-faith exam before treatment (SB 351, 2026); an RN injects under that order.