Indiantown Road is Jupiter’s aesthetic spine. Refresh Aesthetics & Wellness on West Indiantown Road, with 1,322 reviews the deepest book in north Palm Beach County, shares the corridor with 4Ever Young at 804, Allure Institute for Plastic Surgery under Dr. Aldo Lombardo and Tighter Lines Aesthetics, and Begin Anew holds the east end near the inlet. Abacoa adds AlluraMD on Main Street and Aqua Plastic Surgery on University Boulevard. Koger Cosmetic Clinic sits on Military Trail, Jupiter Dermatology & Hair Restoration on US-1, CARE Esthetics on Alternate A1A and Molle Aesthetics on Heritage Drive. The market runs south into Palm Beach Gardens, where Aesthetics at Cima Health on Military Trail and ReSpa at Village Square Crossing sit a few exits down I-95, and The Garden Medical Spa in North Palm Beach rounds out the fourteen.
Botox, dermal fillers, lip filler and cheek filler are on all fourteen menus. The neurotoxin shelf is wider than most Florida markets this size: Dysport is on six, Daxxify on four (Refresh, Begin Anew, Tighter Lines and CARE), Xeomin on two and Jeuveau on two, 4Ever Young and Jupiter Dermatology. Sculptra runs through Refresh, 4Ever Young, Allure and Aqua, Radiesse through four others, and Kybella is on six. Tighter Lines and 4Ever Young are the two SkinVive listings.
Morpheus8 is on every tracked menu and laser hair removal on thirteen, Aqua the exception. BBL photofacial and laser skin resurfacing each reach ten. Body contouring is where the surgeon-led practices separate: CoolSculpting and Emsculpt Neo are on six menus, Begin Anew, Allure, Aqua, Jupiter Dermatology, Koger and The Garden. AlluraMD is the one Ultherapy listing and ReSpa the one for Emface. Wellness has moved in: hormone replacement therapy and peptide therapy are on five menus each, and 4Ever Young and Begin Anew add testosterone replacement.
Prices are north county prices. Botox quotes $13 to 15 per unit, a dollar under Boca Raton and Palm Beach island, level with Palm Beach Gardens and two over Port St. Lucie up the coast, so a Stuart patient driving down US-1 pays more here but books a wider shelf. Filler runs $750 to 950 per syringe and a three-session Morpheus8 package $2,600 to 3,200. Refresh and 4Ever Young, both multi-location groups, post the lowest published rates; the surgeon-attached clinics on Indiantown Road and University Boulevard sit at the top.
Six of fourteen open Saturdays, none past 4: The Garden to 4, Begin Anew, AlluraMD and ReSpa to 3, Molle to 2, Cima to 1. Weeknights are the better bet. Refresh stays to 9 on Thursdays, the latest hour in the market, Cima runs to 7 Monday through Wednesday, CARE to 7 on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, and The Garden to 8 on Mondays. AlluraMD closes Tuesdays and Molle wraps by 3 or 4 every day. The calendar is a snowbird one. Books fill from Thanksgiving through Easter when the seasonal population swells, injectables peak before the December charity circuit, and laser series start in late September once the beach season fades. Patients come from Tequesta and Jupiter Island, Juno Beach, Hobe Sound and Stuart to the north, and up from Palm Beach Gardens and North Palm Beach.
The fourteen average 4.87 across 4,155 reviews, and six hold a flat 5.0: Cima at 158, AlluraMD at 151, Tighter Lines at 140, ReSpa at 135, Molle at 133 and Koger at 128. Four are physician-led: Allure and Aqua are plastic surgery practices, Koger is Dr. Kim Koger’s clinic, and Jupiter Dermatology is the board-certified dermatology option, so a Sculptra plan or a deeper Morpheus8 setting has a surgeon or dermatologist available without leaving town. Jupiter’s own plastic surgeons are listed separately. Pick two or three clinics below and ClinicCompass will send your consultation request to each of them.
