Columbia’s clinics sit in office parks, not storefronts. Little Patuxent Parkway by Town Center has RAE Aesthetic at 10480 and Comprehensive Laser & Aesthetics at 10500. The medical offices off Route 175 hold two pairs that share an address: on McGaw Road, Dean P. Kane, MD, and Dermatology & Advanced Skin Care both list suite 150 at 8890, and on Bendix Road, Cheryl Bansal, MD, and Medical & Aesthetic Dermatology are the same practice at 9256. Columbia Aesthetic Plastic Surgery is on Columbia 100 Parkway, Bridge Surgical Arts on Lee Deforest Drive, Dr. Sarah Mess on Broken Land Parkway, ProMD Health on Stanford Boulevard, and Beleza Clinic on Minstrel Way. Adora Aesthetics serves Clarksville from Clarksville Pike and Eternal Dermatology is in Maple Lawn in Fulton.
Four of the thirteen are run by plastic surgeons, which shapes what is on offer. Sculptra and PDO thread lifts are at Bridge Surgical Arts and Columbia Aesthetic Plastic Surgery only. Botox, dermal fillers and lip filler are on all thirteen, Dysport on six, Jeuveau at Adora, Comprehensive Laser and Dr. Kane, and Daxxify at Dr. Kane and ProMD. Comprehensive Laser is the only listing tagged for Xeomin, and it carries 30 tagged treatments, the longest menu in the county. Under-eye filler is at Dr. Mess and RAE. Hormone replacement therapy is on four menus and peptide therapy on three, all of them the wellness-leaning clinics: Adora, Beleza, ProMD and RAE.
Device coverage is nearly complete. Morpheus8 and RF microneedling are on twelve of thirteen menus, laser skin resurfacing and skin tightening on ten, BBL photofacial on nine, laser hair removal on eight. CoolSculpting, Emsculpt Neo and Kybella are at the two surgical practices and Comprehensive Laser. Skin tag and mole removal is on six menus, mostly the dermatologists. Adora is the one listing for Ultherapy, Comprehensive Laser for laser tattoo removal, and spider vein treatment is at Comprehensive Laser and RAE.
Howard County prices sit between its two neighbours. Botox quotes $13 to 16 per unit, under Bethesda and the District at $15 to 19 and a dollar over Baltimore at $12 to 15. Filler runs $750 to 950 per syringe and a three-session Morpheus8 package $2,500 to 3,200. The surgeon-run offices charge the top of each range and the dermatology practices the bottom, with the med spas in between.
This is a commuter county and the hours show it. RAE stays open to 7 Monday through Thursday, ProMD and Medical & Aesthetic Dermatology to 7 on Wednesdays, Adora to 7 on Tuesdays. The dermatology and surgical offices keep 8-to-5 or 7:30-to-4 days with no weekends. Five of the thirteen open Saturdays: Comprehensive Laser 9 to 3, RAE 10 to 3, Adora 9 to 2, and Beleza and ProMD 9 to 1. Demand peaks in late April before the wedding season and again the first two weeks of December. Patients come from Ellicott City, Clarksville, Fulton, Laurel, Elkridge, Catonsville and Olney, and from federal workers who would rather not spend Bethesda money.
The thirteen average 4.81 across 6,500 reviews; RAE holds the only flat 5.0, across 604. Dermatology & Advanced Skin Care has the deepest book at 1,346, then Eternal Dermatology at 1,063 and Medical & Aesthetic Dermatology at 792, all of it shared with medical visits. Because two listings each cover one practice, the real count here is eleven offices. Ask any med spa who its medical director is; with four surgeons and three dermatology groups in the county, physician-led care is easy to find. Name two or three offices below and ClinicCompass will send the same consultation request to each.
