Alexandria’s clinics stretch along the two roads that define the city. In Old Town, LaserAway sits on North St. Asaph Street and Alternative Health Associates two blocks over on North Washington Street, a wellness practice whose menu runs to 25 tagged treatments, the widest in the market alongside VIO. South of the rail yards in Carlyle, Ruby Creed Wellness Spa and NewYou Skin and Body share suite 240 at 2465 Mandeville Lane, which is one address and two businesses, so check which you are booking. Luna Aesthetics is on Duke Street in the West End, Tala Medical Aesthetics on West Braddock Road, Studio 29 by Marcie in Kingstowne on Old Beulah Street, and Silk Rose Spa on Richmond Highway. The two listings outside the city line are VIO Med Spa in Springfield Plaza and Metropolitan Med Spa on Silverbrook Road in Lorton, which carries 886 reviews, the most of any clinic here.
Every tracked menu lists Botox, dermal fillers, lip filler and jawline filler, but the alternatives are concentrated in three offices. Alternative Health Associates is the only listing tagged for Xeomin and shares Dysport with VIO. Jeuveau is at Alternative Health, Luna and VIO; Daxxify and Radiesse at Luna and VIO only. No tracked menu here lists Sculptra or PDO threads, so patients wanting collagen stimulators beyond Radiesse are driving to Arlington or the District for now.
Lasers are the market’s strength. Morpheus8, RF microneedling and laser hair removal are on all ten menus, and laser skin resurfacing, BBL photofacial and skin tightening on eight. Alternative Health is also the one listing with electrolysis. Body contouring is a two-clinic category: CoolSculpting, Emsculpt Neo and Kybella are at LaserAway in Old Town and NewYou in Carlyle. No tracked clinic here is tagged for hormone or peptide programs, which is unusual for a market this size and probably reflects how many wellness practices cluster in Arlington and Tysons instead.
Expect to pay Northern Virginia rates, which sit just under the District. Botox quotes $14 to 17 per unit in Alexandria against $16 to 20 in Georgetown and Dupont, and filler $850 to 1,050 per syringe. A three-session Morpheus8 package runs $2,700 to 3,400. The Old Town and Carlyle offices hold the top of those ranges; Richmond Highway, Springfield and Lorton the bottom, and LaserAway posts chain pricing that keeps hair removal packages honest everywhere.
Hours are the best in the region. NewYou and Ruby Creed run to 8 seven days a week, Studio 29 to 9 on weeknights, LaserAway to 8 on Mondays and Thursdays, and Luna and Silk Rose to 7 five nights. Nine of ten open Saturdays, and Tala, Silk Rose, LaserAway, Alternative Health, NewYou and Ruby Creed also open Sundays. The calendar follows the federal workforce and Fort Belvoir: PCS season in June and July empties books and fills them again in August, and the two weeks before the holiday party circuit in early December are the hardest to book. Patients come from Mount Vernon, Fort Belvoir, Burke, Annandale, Huntington and across the river from Southeast DC and National Harbor.
The ten average 4.82 across 2,723 reviews. Three hold a flat 5.0: Ruby Creed, NewYou and Tala. Only Alternative Health is physician-led by name on this list, so ask every office who performs the injection and who the medical director is; Virginia requires one. Pick two or three below and ClinicCompass will send your consultation request to each.
