Morris Park is the closest thing the Bronx has to a med spa row. Three of the borough’s eleven tracked clinics are on Williamsbridge Road, Vignieri Aesthetics & Laser Center at 1578, A.Maks Aesthetics at 1934A and Finer Beauty Spa at 1955, and Le’ Belle Medi Spa is around the corner on Matthews Avenue. The northwest has two: Blue Skin Laser Medspa on West 231st Street in Kingsbridge, whose 664 reviews are the largest book here, and Esthetic Generation on West 259th in Riverdale. Patel Medical & Aesthetics and Saged NYC are both in University Heights. Royal Med Spa is on the third floor of the Mall at Bay Plaza, Empress Aesthetics on East Tremont in Throggs Neck, and Mocha May Aesthetics on East 145th Street in Mott Haven.
Lip filler is on all eleven menus and Botox and dermal fillers on ten. Past those, the injectable shelf thins quickly. Blue Skin is the only listing for Xeomin and Radiesse, A.Maks the only one for Kybella and nose filler, and no tracked menu lists Dysport, Daxxify or Sculptra. PDO thread lifts are at A.Maks, Royal and Saged. A patient set on a specific brand should call ahead or look at Manhattan.
Skin and laser work is the stronger half. Microneedling is on ten menus, laser hair removal, chemical peels and BBL photofacial on nine, HydraFacial on eight and RF microneedling on seven, five of those branded Morpheus8. Laser tattoo removal is at Blue Skin and Royal, Emsculpt Neo at Royal and Finer, and lymphatic drainage, often booked after surgery, on three menus. Medical weight loss is at Vignieri and Royal and microblading on three.
The Bronx is the least expensive borough we track for injectables. Botox quotes $12 to 15 per unit against $16 to 22 in Midtown and $14 to 18 in Brooklyn, filler $650 to 850 per syringe, and six sessions of laser hair removal $700 to 1,200 for a mid-sized area. That gap is why patients from Upper Manhattan and lower Westchester cross into Riverdale and Morris Park.
Nine of eleven open Saturdays, the widest being Royal 10 to 9 and Esthetic Generation 7:30 to 7. Three open Sundays, Esthetic Generation, Royal 11 to 7 and A.Maks 9 to 3. Weeknight options are real: Royal to 9, Blue Skin 8 to 8, Saged to 8 Monday through Thursday, and Le’ Belle keeps evening-only hours, 5 to 8, built for people coming home on the 2 or the 5. Patel Medical is weekdays 9 to 5 and A.Maks closes Fridays and Saturdays. Laser hair removal starts in October and should be finished before Orchard Beach opens; injectables peak ahead of prom and graduation in May and June and again in December. Patients come from across the borough and from Yonkers, Mount Vernon, Pelham, Inwood and Washington Heights.
The eleven average 4.87 across 2,448 reviews. Four hold a flat 5.0, Esthetic Generation at 227, Mocha May at 152, Saged at 66 and Empress at 59. Patel Medical & Aesthetics is the one listing with a physician in its name; elsewhere, ask whether an MD, NP or RN injects and who supervises the lasers. Several of these are skin and laser studios first, so confirm the service before you travel. Tick two or three clinics below and ClinicCompass will hand your consultation request to each.
