Orland Park’s clinics line its two retail spines. LaGrange Road holds SkinMD at 16105, with 1,799 reviews the deepest book in the southwest suburbs, and Oxygen Med Spa at 14360. Harlem Avenue has Midwest Medical Weight Loss & Aesthetics at 15428, two doors from the A New You surgical practice. JEM MedSpa on 159th Street carries 1,108 reviews at a flat 5.0, the largest perfect-score book in the market. Chicago Institute of Plastic Surgery sits at Orland Square, SkyRose Rejuvenation Clinic on 142nd Street and Regevity on 95th Avenue. The market runs south along I-80: Kiss Aesthetics on North Creek Drive in Tinley Park holds 715 reviews at 5.0 and Trouvaille Med Spa is on 171st Street; Express Med Spa, SELF Aesthetics and Midwest Medical’s second office on Bankview Drive are in Frankfort; Elase is in Mokena.
Botox is on twelve of the thirteen menus, and dermal fillers, cheek filler and jawline filler on all thirteen. The neurotoxin shelf is narrow for a market this busy: Dysport is on three menus, Chicago Institute, Express Med Spa and Kiss, Xeomin on two, Jeuveau at Chicago Institute and Regevity, and SELF Aesthetics is the one Daxxify listing. Kybella and Radiesse each reach five menus, Sculptra four (Chicago Institute, Elase, Kiss, SELF), and PDO thread lifts are on five. Facials are on eleven.
Laser hair removal is on twelve menus, chemical peels on all thirteen and microneedling on eleven; BBL photofacial, laser skin resurfacing and HydraFacial reach nine each. Morpheus8 is thinner than the suburb’s size suggests, six menus: Elase, JEM, both Midwest Medical offices, SELF and Trouvaille. Body contouring is almost absent, CoolSculpting only at Chicago Institute and Elase and Elase the one Emsculpt Neo listing. Wellness is where the south suburbs lean: medical weight loss with semaglutide and tirzepatide on seven menus, hormone replacement therapy on five, testosterone replacement on four and hair restoration on six.
Prices sit a notch under the western suburbs. Botox quotes $12 to 14 per unit, a dollar under Hinsdale and Oak Brook, level with Schaumburg and $2 to 4 under the Gold Coast, so a Homer Glen patient gains nothing by driving the Stevenson into the city. Filler runs $650 to 850 per syringe and a three-session Morpheus8 package $2,200 to 2,800. The two chains, Elase and SkinMD, post the lowest published rates; Chicago Institute and the Harlem Avenue surgical practice sit at the top.
Eleven of thirteen open Saturdays, the widest weekend coverage of any Chicago suburb we track. SkyRose runs 9 to 6 (it closes Mondays and Wednesdays instead), JEM and Oxygen to 5, Elase 10 to 3, both Midwest Medical offices 8 to 3, Regevity 10 to 3, Trouvaille 9 to 2 and SkinMD 8 to 1. Express Med Spa in Frankfort is the one Sunday book, 7 to 3, and opens at 7 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Weeknights are deep too: JEM to 8 Monday through Thursday, Elase to 8 Tuesday through Thursday, Kiss to 7:30 on Thursdays, Trouvaille to 7 on Thursdays and SkinMD to 7 on Mondays. Only Chicago Institute and Kiss close Saturdays. Laser series start after Halloween and run through the lake-effect winter; injectables peak in late April ahead of prom and graduation at Sandburg and Andrew, and again before the holiday run. Patients come from Tinley Park, Frankfort, Mokena, Homer Glen, Palos Heights, Oak Lawn, New Lenox and Lemont.
The thirteen average 4.83 across 6,720 reviews, and five hold a flat 5.0: JEM at 1,108, Kiss at 715, Midwest Medical Frankfort at 189, SkyRose at 137 and SELF at 110. Physician depth is real: Chicago Institute of Plastic Surgery is surgeon-led, Midwest Medical is a physician-run weight loss and aesthetics practice with two offices, and Regevity on 95th Avenue is a physician longevity clinic, 584 reviews at 4.4. Orland Park’s own plastic surgeons are listed separately. Pick two or three clinics below and ClinicCompass will send your consultation request to each of them.
