Melbourne’s clinics line up along the mainland’s two north-south roads. Harbor City Boulevard, the local name for US-1, carries four: TAO Medical Spa at 308 South, Fountain of You at 1472 North, and two plastic surgery offices a few doors apart, Castellon Plastic Surgery Center at 1499 South and Diaz Plastic Surgery Specialists at 1513. Wickham Road runs parallel a few miles inland, with AR Aesthetics near Eau Gallie and Dermatology + Plastic Surgery: For Your Best Self up in Suntree. Babcock Street has Bodyscapes Med Spa and Millefiori Aesthetics. One listing sits beachside: Dr. Anita Saluja’s office on 5th Avenue in Indialantic.
Surgeons and dermatologists set the tone for injectables here. Five of the nineteen listings are surgical or dermatology practices with a med spa attached, and they carry the long-acting products: Sculptra and PDO thread lifts are on nine and six menus respectively. Dysport reaches thirteen menus and Daxxify four. Xeomin is on eight menus, including Diaz and Essentials Medispa & Salon. SkinVive is on six, and Botox, dermal fillers, and lip filler are on all nineteen.
Kybella is the common body contouring treatment here, on twelve menus, while CoolSculpting is on four and no tracked menu lists Emsculpt Neo. Morpheus8 is on seven of nineteen, and BBL photofacial on fifteen and laser skin resurfacing on fourteen, which matters in a county where sun damage is the most common complaint walking in the door. Seven clinics list hormone replacement therapy, including Bodyscapes, Essentials, Fountain of You, and Millefiori. Millefiori is also the only listing tagged for Ultherapy and one of two for testosterone therapy.
Expect $11 to 14 per unit for Botox and $700 to 850 per syringe of filler. Orlando, an hour west on the Beachline, quotes $12 to 15 in Winter Park and Dr. Phillips, and Vero Beach to the south runs higher still. Melbourne is not a discount market, but it is cheaper than every coastal city between here and Palm Beach, and the surgeon-run med spas often price injectables level with the independents.
This is a weekday town. Twelve of the nineteen close Saturdays. The exceptions include Millefiori from 8 to 5, Bodyscapes from 9 to 2, Arielle’s Aesthetics from 10:30 to 4, and Essentials, which is open seven days and runs to 7 Wednesday through Friday. Arielle’s closes Tuesdays instead. Winter is the busy season: seasonal residents arrive in November and leave after Easter, and January appointments at the surgical practices book two to three weeks out. Summer is easier, and it is also when resurfacing is hardest to protect from the sun. The market draws from Palm Bay, West Melbourne, Satellite Beach, Indian Harbour Beach, Viera, and Rockledge, and the engineers at the aerospace employers along the river tend to book lunch hours.
Review counts here are deep. Clevens Face and Body Specialists on Eau Gallie Boulevard has 1,057, Essentials 1,036, and For Your Best Self 1,001, with Dr. Saluja’s Indialantic office at 789 and Melbourne Dermatology at 743. The nineteen average 4.87 across 7,727 reviews. At a practice with a surgeon’s name on the door, ask who performs the injectables, because it is often a nurse injector or physician assistant rather than the surgeon. That is normal; you just want to know their experience. When you have a short list from the clinics below, send your consultation request to the one that fits through ClinicCompass. Not sure which one? The free consult form further down matches you with one.
