The office parks of Maryland Farms hold most of Brentwood’s aesthetics market. Vtina Beauty and R3 Anti Aging & Medspa are both on Thoroughbred Lane, DeLozier Aesthetics is a block over on Virginia Way, and Sunday Skin is on Health Park Drive beside the medical offices. REN Dermatology’s Brentwood office is on Old Hickory Boulevard, and Skin Essentials Aesthetics & Lasers is on Church Street East near the Town Center. Two of the eight tracked listings carry Franklin addresses from the north edge of Cool Springs: REN Dermatology’s second office on Covey Drive and Relive Health on Perrone Way, both closer to Brentwood’s shopping than to downtown Franklin. The four Franklin clinics that also serve this corridor, OVME, Anastasis Health, APs Aesthetics and The Look Aesthetics, are listed on our Franklin page rather than repeated here.
Every tracked menu lists Botox, dermal fillers, lip filler and jawline filler. The brand alternatives are thinner than in Franklin: Dysport and Xeomin are on two menus, Sunday Skin and R3, and no tracked Brentwood clinic lists Daxxify or Jeuveau. Radiesse is at Sunday Skin and Relive Health, SkinVive at both REN offices and Sunday Skin, and R3 is the one listing tagged for Sculptra and a PDO thread lift. For Kybella or a biostimulator menu beyond that, the Cool Springs offices in Franklin have the wider shelf.
Energy devices are the strength. Morpheus8, RF microneedling and laser hair removal are on all eight menus, BBL photofacial and laser skin resurfacing on five, and both REN Dermatology offices carry Ultherapy, the only tracked listings here that do. Body contouring is the gap: no tracked clinic lists CoolSculpting or Emsculpt Neo, and R3 is the one laser tattoo removal listing. Wellness fills in instead. R3 and Relive Health both carry hormone replacement therapy, Relive Health adds peptide therapy, and Vtina Beauty, whose 1,221 reviews are the deepest book in the market, is the one listing tagged for microblading alongside its laser and skin tightening menu.
Prices here sit at the top of Middle Tennessee. Botox quotes $14 to 16 per unit, a dollar over Franklin’s $13 to 16 and two over Murfreesboro, and a 50-unit visit in Maryland Farms costs about $100 more than the same dose in Smyrna. Filler runs $750 to 900 per syringe and a three-session Morpheus8 package $2,400 to 3,000. The REN Dermatology offices, physician practices with 834 and 874 reviews, price injectables at the market rate rather than under it, which is typical of dermatology books this deep.
Saturday is a half day. Six of eight list weekend hours, but the two REN offices close at noon, Sunday Skin and R3 at 1, and only Vtina Beauty runs a full 9 to 5. Early starts are more common than late finishes: both REN offices open at 7:30, Relive Health at 8 on Mondays and Thursdays and stays to 7 on Mondays and Wednesdays, while Sunday Skin runs 10 to 6 every weekday. The calendar follows the Williamson County school year and the Nashville event season. Spring fills before the Iroquois Steeplechase in May, early June fills before CMA Fest, and laser series start in October once the humidity breaks. Patients come up Franklin Road from Franklin and Thompson’s Station, across from Nolensville, and down from Green Hills, Forest Hills and Oak Hill in south Nashville.
The eight average 4.94 across 3,920 reviews, and three hold a flat 5.0: Relive Health at 222, DeLozier Aesthetics at 150 and Skin Essentials at 150. The REN Dermatology offices give the market two physician-led consultation options, and DeLozier Aesthetics carries a plastic surgeon’s name, so a patient weighing surgery against injectables has a surgical opinion available without leaving Brentwood. Select two or three below and ClinicCompass will deliver your consultation request to each clinic.
