Brickell’s clinics are vertical. Four of the eleven tracked listings work out of suites in Latitude One at 175 SW 7th Street, Din Style Med Spa, Dermanova MedSpa, Face & Body Concept and NOVA Clinic London, and three more share the SW 13th Street towers, Euphoria Aesthetics and Zia Medical Aesthetics at number 40 and Infinity Beauty Lab a few floors up at 606. The street-level trade runs along South Miami Avenue: Solea at 701, LumiVita at 630 and DermacareMD in the Vue at 1250, which is the one physician-named practice on the list. Asha Esthetic & Medspa sits at the south end on SW 1st Avenue where Brickell shades into The Roads. Patients come down from the condos, across from the Brickell Avenue banks at lunch, and over the causeway from Key Biscayne, and the lobby security desk is a normal part of the visit.
Nine of the eleven list Botox, eight dermal fillers and lip filler, and the two that do not, Euphoria and Infinity Beauty Lab, are device and skin studios rather than injectable practices. The alternatives are thin for a market this size: Dermanova is the only tracked menu with Dysport and Xeomin, DermacareMD alone carries Daxxify, Radiesse, nose filler and PDO thread lifts, and Sculptra is at Solea and DermacareMD. Polynucleotides have landed early here, on three menus at Solea, Asha and Infinity, and PRP microneedling is at Solea, Asha and Zia.
The device side is where Brickell is deep. RF microneedling is on ten of the eleven menus and Morpheus8 on nine, which is a higher share than Miami proper; laser hair removal, HydraFacial and BBL photofacials are each on nine, laser skin resurfacing and skin tightening on eight. Body contouring is a two-clinic category, CoolSculpting and Emsculpt Neo at Din Style and Face & Body Concept, both in Latitude One, and medical weight loss with semaglutide is at Solea and Asha only.
Brickell prices above Miami as a whole. Botox quotes $14 to 16 per unit against $13 to 15 across the city, filler commonly $850 to 1,050 a syringe, and a three-session Morpheus8 package $3,000 to 3,900; the tower rents and the valet are in the number. Dermanova and Euphoria set the floor, Solea and DermacareMD the top, and Coral Gables ten minutes west quotes about the same for the same brands.
Every one of the eleven opens Saturdays, which is rare on this site. Infinity Beauty Lab runs seven days to 8, Zia takes Saturday to 7 with weeknights to 8, Euphoria 9 to 7, Solea 11 to 7, and Face & Body Concept and Asha close early at 3. The crowded weeks are the run into Art Basel in early December and the stretch before the winter season, and the slow window is late August when the city empties. The market draws the Brickell and downtown towers, Key Biscayne, Coconut Grove, The Roads and Little Havana, plus hotel guests who book a Saturday HydraFacial between flights.
The eleven average 4.78 across 1,952 reviews, lower than most cities on this site because Solea’s 380 reviews sit at 4.3; Asha and Euphoria hold 319 each at 5.0 and 4.8, and five listings are at a flat 5.0 on books under 200. None of the eleven is a dermatology or surgical office, so ask who the medical director is and whether a physician, NP or RN injects; Miami’s dermatology practices are a short ride up Brickell Avenue if that matters. Tick the clinics that fit below and ClinicCompass sends your consultation request to each.
