Beaverton’s clinics sit in the office parks and shopping strips west of Highway 217 rather than in any one downtown. Two share the Nimbus Avenue park beside the Fanno Creek trail, Renew Aesthetic & Laser Clinic at 10029 and B.Clear Aesthetics at 8705, and LaserAway holds the Cedar Hills Boulevard retail strip near the Max line. Le Spa Medical Spa works from SW 110th Avenue by Beaverton Town Square, Foxy Allure from the Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway on the Raleigh Hills side, and Celebrity Med Spa from Progress Ridge on Horizon Boulevard, the newest retail center at the south end of town. The two Tigard listings, Keava Aesthetics on Hall Boulevard and Modern Vital Aesthetics on Main Street, are ten minutes down 217 and serve the same Nike and Intel commute.
Seven of the eight list Botox, dermal fillers and lip filler; B.Clear is the device and skin studio that does not inject. Dysport is at Renew, Celebrity and Le Spa, Xeomin at Renew, Le Spa and Modern Vital, Daxxify at Le Spa and Modern Vital, Jeuveau at Le Spa and Foxy Allure, and Le Spa is the one menu that carries all four. The collagen stimulators are better covered than in Portland’s inner neighborhoods: Sculptra and Radiesse are each at Renew, Le Spa and Modern Vital, and Kybella at Renew, LaserAway and Le Spa.
Microneedling is on all eight menus, RF microneedling on six, laser hair removal, HydraFacial and BBL photofacials on five, and Morpheus8 only at LaserAway and Keava. Body contouring is unusually broad for eight listings: Emsculpt Neo at Renew, Celebrity and LaserAway, CoolSculpting at Celebrity, LaserAway and Le Spa, and Emface at Celebrity and Foxy Allure. Celebrity, Le Spa and Foxy Allure carry semaglutide and tirzepatide, and Renew is the single tracked menu with hair restoration.
Pricing is Portland pricing without the Portland parking. Botox quotes $12 to 14 per unit, level with the city and a dollar under Lake Oswego, filler $700 to 900 per syringe, and a six-session laser hair removal package $550 to 850 for a mid-sized area, with no sales tax on any of it. Modern Vital in Tigard and B.Clear set the floor; Le Spa, the widest menu in the market at 35 tracked treatments, and Renew quote at the top.
Six of the eight open Saturdays: LaserAway and Foxy Allure 10 to 6 with Sundays too, Celebrity 10 to 5, B.Clear 10 to 4:30, Renew 9 to 2 and Modern Vital 9:30 to 1. Le Spa is weekday-only and Keava books by appointment. Weeknights run to 7 at Celebrity, B.Clear and Foxy Allure. The rainy stretch from October to May is when laser series and resurfacing book here, and the six weeks before the Rose Festival and the summer wedding run are the injectable crunch. The market draws Aloha, Hillsboro, Cedar Mill, Bethany, Raleigh Hills, Tigard, Tualatin and Sherwood, and the Portland west hills households that prefer parking at the door.
None of the eight is a dermatology or surgical office; Renew’s name says laser clinic and Le Spa’s menu is the deepest, but at every one ask who the medical director is and whether a physician, NP or RN injects. The eight average 4.89 across 1,055 reviews, with Renew at 196 and B.Clear at 175 holding the biggest books and four listings at a flat 5.0; Celebrity’s 153 reviews sit at 4.5. Portland’s physician practices and Lake Oswego’s surgeon-led spas are fifteen minutes east. Tick the clinics that fit below and ClinicCompass sends your consultation request to each.
