Dermatology holds the deepest books in Cheyenne. Cheyenne Skin Clinic on Western Hills Boulevard carries 1,148 reviews at 4.7 and Seitz Dermatology on Seymour Avenue holds 893 at 4.9, which together is two of every five reviews in the market. The Seymour and House Avenue blocks form the medical district: Bellanova MedSpa sits two doors from Seitz, and Dr. Joseph Looby’s office at 2301 House Avenue holds 410 reviews at 4.9. Downtown has Lush Medical Aesthetics on West Lincolnway, a flat 5.0 across 222, and Wellness Collective on West 15th Street. The north side carries the rest: Melt Medspa on Vandehei Avenue with a flat 5.0 across 614 reviews, AgeLess Medical Aesthetics on Yellowstone Road, Adora Day Spa beside the Skin Clinic, and Metabolic Research Center on Dell Range Boulevard. Two of the thirteen tracked books are not in Cheyenne at all. True Body Medical Aesthetics is in Cody and Aesthetics By Summit is in Gillette, roughly six and four hours north, listed here because Wyoming has so few med spas that the state functions as one market.
Botox, dermal fillers, lip filler, and lip flip sit on twelve of the thirteen tracked menus. The toxin alternatives are thin inside city limits. Dysport is on three menus, Adora, AgeLess, and True Body in Cody. Jeuveau belongs to Melt and Lush. Xeomin and Radiesse are on two books, and AgeLess on Yellowstone Road is the only one of them you can reach without a highway day. Daxxify is on one menu, Sculptra on three, and PDO threads on two. On the wellness shelf, Melt and Metabolic Research Center carry vitamin injections, and Metabolic Research Center is the one in-town address for peptide therapy.
Microneedling reaches all thirteen menus, chemical peels eleven, and HydraFacial and Morpheus8 seven each. Laser hair removal is on nine; the two dermatology offices and Dr. Looby are three of the four that skip it. BBL photofacial and laser skin resurfacing each reach eight. Body contouring is a short list: Lush downtown and Adora Day Spa are the two Cheyenne books with CoolSculpting, and Lush and AgeLess on Yellowstone Road carry laser tattoo removal. Kybella is on three menus and Emsculpt Neo on one.
Cheyenne prices under the Front Range. Botox quotes $11 to 13 per unit here against $12 to 14 in Fort Collins, forty-five minutes down I-25, and $13 to 15 in Denver. A three-session Morpheus8 series runs about $1,800 to 2,300. The dermatology offices set the top of the local range and the day spas the bottom. Patients who want Daxxify or a collagen stimulator currently have to make the Fort Collins drive, so the savings hold only when the menu fits.
Five of thirteen tracked providers open Saturday: Melt, Adora, and The Good Wax Studio 9 to 5, Bellanova 9 to 3, and Wellness Collective from 6:30 to 1. Adora and Wellness Collective also open Sunday. Evening chairs exist on the north side, where Adora and The Good Wax Studio run to 8 on weeknights and Melt to 7 Tuesday through Friday. Medical offices here keep short Fridays: Seitz and Dr. Looby close at noon. Frontier Days in the last full week of July is the booking peak, so injectable appointments for it go in June. Laser and peel series run October through April, when the wind keeps everyone covered. The draw reaches Laramie, Wheatland, Torrington, Pine Bluffs, F.E. Warren Air Force Base, and across the state line to Kimball and Sidney, Nebraska.
Ten of thirteen tracked books rate 4.9 or a flat 5.0, and the weighted average across 4,487 reviews is 4.86. Several listings are not injector-led practices, including a wax studio and a weight-loss center, so ask who holds the syringe and how many faces they treat a week. None of the surgical listings in Cheyenne tags a cosmetic procedure, which sends breast and body consults to Fort Collins or Denver. Compare Cheyenne providers on ClinicCompass by menu and hours, then book a consultation for a written quote.
