Search for a med spa in Lansing and the map sends you east. Nine of the fourteen tracked providers have East Lansing addresses, and only two sit inside Lansing proper. The largest is one of those two: Advanced Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery on Creyts Road on the west side, 938 reviews at 4.7, opening at 7 every weekday. In East Lansing, Dr. Rick Smith’s office at 1504 East Grand River Avenue holds 776 reviews at 4.8, with nurse injector Lisa Allen listed at the same address on a flat 5.0 across 120. Dr. Ahmed Sufyan practices at 1500 Abbot Road, 420 reviews at 4.9. Aurora Medical Spa on Merritt Road carries 562 reviews and the widest menu in the market at twenty-nine tracked treatments. Michigan State runs its own clinic, the MSU Aesthetic and Laser Treatment Center on Hagadorn Road. The suburbs fill in the rest, with Regevity on Marsh Road in Okemos, Skin Boss in Haslett, and NECTAR in DeWitt.
Botox, dermal fillers, lip filler, cheek filler, and chin filler are on twelve of fourteen menus. Alternatives reach fewer than half the menus. Dysport is on six, including Aurora and NECTAR, and Xeomin is on six too, NECTAR in DeWitt among them. Grand Beauty Aesthetics on Trowbridge Road has one of three Radiesse listings. Sculptra reaches six menus and PDO thread lifts four, Advanced Dermatology among both. Aqua Aesthetics and Wellness on Abbey Road is the market’s hormone and peptide clinic, the one tracked book for testosterone replacement therapy and peptide therapy.
Morpheus8 reaches five of fourteen menus, and BBL photofacial and laser skin resurfacing eleven each. Laser hair removal is on eleven. Red light therapy shows up on six. Two clinics carry CoolSculpting, one has Emsculpt Neo, and four list Kybella; Advanced Dermatology, Aurora, and NECTAR are among them. With a Big Ten campus in the middle of the market, laser tattoo removal is on four menus, including Dr. Smith’s. Aurora and Grand Beauty are the two Ultherapy options.
Lansing is a value market by Michigan standards. Botox quotes $11 to 13 per unit against $12 to 14 in Ann Arbor and $13 to 15 in Birmingham and Bloomfield Hills. A three-session Morpheus8 series runs about $1,700 to 2,200. State government and the university are the two big employers, which keeps demand steady through the year. The physician offices on Grand River and Abbot Road sit at the top of the range, and the suburban spas in Haslett and DeWitt at the bottom.
Saturday hours are the weak point. Three of fourteen open: Regevity in Okemos 10 to 3, Revive Wellness on Lake Lansing Road 10 to 6, and the Massage and Wellness Store on Grand River, which runs 9 to 9 six days a week and opens Sundays as well. Revive also opens Sunday afternoons. Evenings help, since Aurora stays open to 7 Tuesday through Friday and Skin Boss to 7 three nights a week. Dr. Smith’s office closes Fridays. Home football Saturdays in the fall tie up East Lansing traffic and parking, so locals book midweek from September to November. Graduation in early May is the injectable peak, and laser series run November through April. The draw covers Okemos, Haslett, Holt, Mason, Grand Ledge, DeWitt, St. Johns, Charlotte, and Williamston.
Ten of fourteen tracked books rate 4.9 or a flat 5.0, and the weighted average across 5,134 reviews is 4.85. For surgical questions, Michigan Plastic Surgery on Hannah Boulevard carries the broadest procedure list in town, and Mid-Michigan ENT at 1500 Abbot Road, Dr. Sufyan’s building, tags the facial procedures. Use ClinicCompass to sort Lansing providers by treatment, check who opens when you are free, and request a consultation with a quote attached.
