Mid-Beach is where the doctors are. 41st Street, Arthur Godfrey Road on the signs, holds the medical district, and the 400 West 41st building alone has two of the eight tracked listings: Charette Cosmetics Medical Spa in suite 201, with 592 reviews at a flat 5.0, and Dr. Miami Beach in suite 412. Miami Beach Laser & Aesthetics is a few blocks over on Alton Road at 4302, in the same suite as a plastic surgeon’s office. The rest are south. BODYWELLE is at 1060 Alton Road, Skincare By Amy Peterson on Lenox Avenue, Avabello Aesthetics on Washington Avenue in South Beach, and James Christian Cosmetics on Bay Road in Sunset Harbour. Rejuvenation Medical Aesthetics is the one listing north of the city, on Sunny Isles Boulevard.
Injectable choice is wide for eight clinics. Botox is on all eight, Dysport on six, and Daxxify at Avabello, Dr. Miami Beach and Amy Peterson. Jeuveau is at Avabello and Miami Beach Laser, which is also the single listing for Xeomin and Ultherapy. Radiesse is on three menus and SkinVive on two. Rejuvenation in Sunny Isles is the only one tagged for Sculptra and PDO threads. Charette carries 28 tagged treatments, BODYWELLE and Dr. Miami Beach 27 each.
Body and wellness services follow the beach. CoolSculpting, Emsculpt Neo, Kybella and vaginal rejuvenation are at BODYWELLE and Charette. Lymphatic drainage is at Dr. Miami Beach and Amy Peterson. Hormone replacement therapy is on three menus and peptide therapy on two, BODYWELLE and Dr. Miami Beach. On the skin side, Morpheus8 and laser hair removal are on all eight, and laser skin resurfacing and BBL photofacial on seven.
Expect to pay island prices. Botox quotes $14 to 18 per unit here against $13 to 17 in Brickell and Coral Gables and $13 to 16 in Aventura, and filler runs $850 to 1,100 per syringe. A three-session Morpheus8 series is $2,800 to 3,600. The premium is rent, not skill; the same injectors often work a second day on the mainland at lower rates, so it is worth asking.
Season sets the calendar. From December through April the snowbirds are in and the surgeon-adjacent offices on 41st Street book two to three weeks out; Art Basel week in early December is the single hardest week of the year. Summer is quiet and prices soften. Five of the eight open Saturdays, with Rejuvenation running 9 to 7 and BODYWELLE 10 to 5 the longest, and Avabello stays open to 7 every weekday. Nothing is open Sunday. Locals come from North Beach, Surfside, Bal Harbour and Bay Harbor Islands; visitors book from anywhere.
The eight average 4.91 across 1,968 reviews, and three hold a flat 5.0. Charette has the deepest book by a wide margin at 592, then Amy Peterson at 310 and Dr. Miami Beach at 237. Two of the eight share a building or a suite with plastic surgeons on 41st Street and Alton Road, which is useful when a filler consultation turns into a conversation about surgery. Florida lets nurse practitioners and physician assistants inject under a supervising physician, and several clinics here are built that way, so ask who the medical director is and whether they are on site. Tick two or three clinics below and ClinicCompass will hand your consultation request to each of them.
