Georgetown no longer sends every aesthetics patient down I-75 to Lexington. Five of the eight tracked clinics are inside the city: ERA Wellness Spa on North Broadway downtown, Solace Aesthetics on Gilbert Avenue a few blocks away, Bluegrass Medical Aesthetics on Magnolia Drive off Lexington Road, Lolia Aesthetics on Finley Drive, and Marshall Lifestyle Medicine on Marketplace Circle near the Cherry Blossom Way interchange. The other three sit in the small towns on either side of Scott County: Mind & Body MedSpa on Main Street in Versailles, and Ink and Glow Aesthetics and Onyx Wellness in Cynthiana, a 25-minute drive northeast on US 62. The two Lexington clinics that turned up in this search, 4esthetics Lounge and Be Medispa, are on our Lexington page.
Botox, dermal fillers, lip filler and cheek filler are on all eight menus. ERA Wellness Spa carries the widest toxin shelf, the one tracked listing with Daxxify and Jeuveau alongside Dysport, which Mind & Body and Solace also list. Mind & Body is the one Xeomin and Kybella menu, and Solace the one Radiesse listing. No tracked clinic here lists Sculptra or PDO threads, so a biostimulator or thread consultation still means the Hamburg and Harrodsburg Road practices in Lexington.
Devices cover the county well for a market this size. Morpheus8 and laser hair removal are on every menu, BBL photofacial, laser skin resurfacing and skin tightening on six. Body contouring is a single-address category: Mind & Body in Versailles is the only tracked listing for CoolSculpting and Emsculpt Neo. Wellness is broad, which fits a town where Toyota’s plant sets the work schedule: four menus carry hormone replacement therapy, Marshall Lifestyle Medicine, a concierge practice, adds peptide therapy, and Ink and Glow is the one microblading listing.
This is a value market, and the numbers say so plainly. Botox quotes $10 to 12 per unit here against $11 to 13 in Lexington and $12 to 14 in Louisville, so a 40-unit visit on North Broadway runs $40 to 80 less than the same dose in Hamburg. Filler is $550 to 700 per syringe, and a three-session Morpheus8 package $1,800 to 2,300. The Versailles and Cynthiana clinics sit at the bottom of those ranges and the downtown Georgetown studios in the middle.
Evening books matter more than Saturdays here. Five of eight open Saturdays, but every one closes by 3: ERA, Bluegrass and Solace at 2, Mind & Body at 1, Lolia at 3. Weeknights run later. Ink and Glow stays to 8 on Tuesdays and Thursdays, Bluegrass to 7 Tuesday through Thursday, Lolia to 7 Mondays and Thursdays, Mind & Body to 7 Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Three clinics close Mondays entirely: Bluegrass, Mind & Body and Marshall. The season follows the horses. Books fill in late March before the Keeneland spring meet and again in September before the fall meet and the Festival of the Horse, and laser series start in November. Patients come from Stamping Ground, Sadieville and Midway, from Frankfort to the west, from Paris and Cynthiana to the east, and up from north Lexington.
The eight average 4.97 across 1,931 reviews, and six hold a flat 5.0, led by ERA Wellness Spa at 529 and Lolia Aesthetics at 483. Marshall Lifestyle Medicine is the one physician-led option, a concierge medical practice with an aesthetics arm; the rest of the list is nurse-injector studios, which is where the depth is. Select two or three below and ClinicCompass will deliver your consultation request to each clinic.
