The biggest number in Edmond needs a footnote. Bella Strada on South Broadway shows 2,111 reviews at 4.9, but it is a salon and spa suites building, so that total is spread across many independent operators under one roof. Judge the practitioner, not the address. The clinics with their own books start with Genesis Plastic Surgery and Medical Spa on South Kelly Avenue, 215 reviews at 4.9 and the widest menu of the fourteen tracked. Zen Aesthetics on North Bryant holds a flat 5.0 across 224, McKinzie Aesthetics Center is on East 15th Street, and True Blue Aesthetics on Renaissance Boulevard. The southwest edge of town has its own cluster: West Medical Aesthetics and Bliss Medical Spa face each other in the Traditions development, and The Fitz is nearby on Santa Fe Avenue. Four tracked books carry Oklahoma City addresses along the Memorial Road line, including H-MD Medical Spa at Chisholm Creek with 648 reviews and Aesthetic Center of Excellence on West Memorial.
Toxin choice is wide here. Botox is on every menu, Dysport on ten, Daxxify on eight, and Jeuveau on four. Aesthetic Center of Excellence and True Blue each carry three of the four brands. H-MD is one of two Xeomin menus. Dermal fillers and lip filler are universal, while the specialty shelf belongs to single clinics: Genesis for Sculptra and PDO thread lifts, Aesthetic Center of Excellence for Radiesse and peptide therapy, and True Blue for under-eye filler.
Morpheus8 reaches three menus and laser hair removal ten. BBL photofacial reaches nine, laser skin resurfacing ten, and skin tightening seven. Body contouring is limited to two books, Genesis and The Fitz, which both carry CoolSculpting; only one lists Emsculpt Neo. H-MD has the one Ultherapy listing.
Edmond prices a little above the rest of the metro. Botox quotes $11 to 13 per unit against $10 to 12 in central Oklahoma City and Norman, and still about two dollars under Dallas. A three-session Morpheus8 series runs $1,800 to 2,300. The premium reflects the household incomes north of the Kilpatrick Turnpike more than any difference in product. With seven Dysport menus, asking for a Dysport quote is the easiest way to lower a forehead bill here.
Hours are the market’s weakness. Three of fourteen open Saturday, Bella Strada 9 to 6:30, H-MD 8 to 2, and Revive Aesthetics on North MacArthur 9 to 1. Timeless Spa Center on East 33rd closes Saturdays but opens Sunday 11 to 6. Evening appointments are limited to West Medical on Tuesdays and Bliss on Wednesdays and Thursdays, all to 7. Fridays run short at several clinics, with LIV at Covell Village closing at 1 and Genesis at 3. Zen is closed Tuesdays. Demand builds before LibertyFest and the Fourth of July, again ahead of the holidays, and around University of Central Oklahoma graduation in May. Laser series run October through March, outside the Oklahoma sun. Patients come from Deer Creek, Guthrie, Arcadia, Piedmont, and the north Oklahoma City neighborhoods along Memorial.
Twelve of fourteen tracked providers rate 4.9 or a flat 5.0, seven of them a flat 5.0, and the weighted average across 4,892 reviews is 4.86. H-MD is the exception at 4.4, the lowest rating on the list. For surgery, Edmond has its own practices on Lilac Drive and South Kelly, with the larger Oklahoma City bench fifteen minutes south. Line up two Edmond quotes through ClinicCompass, one Botox and one Dysport, before you book.
