Jackson is a resort town of 10,000 that supports the aesthetic depth of a city five times its size, because the valley’s second-home owners and the people who serve them both book here. Four of the eight tracked clinics are within three blocks of the Town Square: Evergreen Aesthetics on Center Street, Nurse Jayme Aesthetics on South Cache Street, Remède IV Therapy + Aesthetics at 160 West Broadway and Signature Plastic Surgery & Aesthetics on North Millward. West Broadway continues out to Epiphany Dermatology at 984, Advanced Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery is on Veronica Lane near St. John’s Health, Grand Aesthetics is on Highway 89 south of town, and The Center for Aesthetics is in Wilson, on the road to Teton Village.
Botox, dermal fillers, cheek filler, jawline filler and masseter Botox are on all eight menus and lip filler on seven. Dysport reaches five, better depth than most mountain towns, Xeomin is at Epiphany and Signature, and Epiphany is the one Daxxify listing. Sculptra is at the two dermatology offices, Radiesse at Epiphany and Evergreen, Kybella on three menus, and Advanced Dermatology is the only PDO thread lift listing in the valley.
The two dermatology practices carry the body and energy devices. CoolSculpting is at Advanced Dermatology, Epiphany and Signature, Emsculpt Neo at the two dermatology offices, and laser skin resurfacing on three menus; Morpheus8 and RF microneedling reach six, HydraFacial six and laser hair removal six. The Center for Aesthetics in Wilson is the one Ultherapy listing. Grand Aesthetics and Remède are the wellness menus, both with IV therapy and medical weight loss on semaglutide or tirzepatide, and Grand adds hair restoration and laser tattoo removal.
Expect resort pricing. Botox quotes $15 to 17 per unit, $3 to 4 over Idaho Falls and level with Park City, filler $850 to 1,000 per syringe, and a six-session laser hair removal package $900 to 1,300 for a mid-sized area. Teton Valley residents in Victor and Driggs drive over the pass for the dermatology books and back over it for cheaper laser and filler; Star Valley and Pinedale patients come north because there is nothing closer.
Only Remède opens weekends, and it opens every day from 7 am to 10 pm, hours built for visitors who want a drip or a touch-up between the slopes and dinner. Everyone else is weekday-only. Nurse Jayme runs Tuesday through Thursday 9 to 7, the only evening injector in town, Evergreen books to 6 on Tuesdays and Thursdays, Signature closes at 3 on Fridays, and Grand Aesthetics keeps 9:30 to 3:30. The valley has two shoulder seasons and locals use both: resurfacing, CoolSculpting and surgery consults cluster in the April mud season and again in October and early November, while injectables peak before the ski season opening in late November and ahead of the July crowds.
The eight average 4.95 across 3,769 reviews, five at a flat 5.0, and two books dominate: Epiphany Dermatology at 2,124 reviews and Remède at 957. Signature is the one plastic surgeon on the list and the two dermatology practices are the physician-led options; at the nurse-run studios ask who the supervising physician is and how often they are in the building. Tick the clinics that fit and ClinicCompass forwards your consultation request to each of them.
