Plymouth’s five in-town clinics follow Route 3 rather than the waterfront. Plymouth Dermatology Associates, the deepest book in the market at 725 reviews, is on Court Street at the north end of downtown, and Plymouth IV Lounge & Aesthetics is a few blocks south on South Park Avenue. Glow Med Spa works from Long Pond Road at Exit 5, the turn for the Pinehills, while Fresh Medical Aesthetics on Camelot Drive and DermASAP of Integrated Dermatology on Industrial Park Road share the office cluster off Exit 7. The other four spread along the coast: Skin Esteem on Kingston’s Main Street and DeluxeBar on Chestnut Street in Duxbury to the north, Compassionate Health in Wareham and Heavenly Medical Aesthetics in Marion to the southwest, where the South Shore turns into the South Coast.
All nine list Botox, dermal fillers, lip filler, cheek filler and jawline filler. The alternatives are spread wider than usual for a town this size: Xeomin at Plymouth Dermatology, Fresh, Compassionate and DeluxeBar, Dysport at Fresh and DeluxeBar, Daxxify at Plymouth Dermatology alone. Sculptra is at Fresh and DeluxeBar, Kybella at Skin Esteem, Glow and DeluxeBar, and SkinVive has reached four menus, which is more than most Massachusetts towns outside Boston.
Microneedling and dermaplaning are on all nine menus and BBL photofacials on eight. Laser hair removal is on seven, missing only at the two dermatology offices, and RF microneedling on seven; Morpheus8 is at six, Glow, DermASAP, Plymouth IV Lounge, Compassionate, Heavenly and DeluxeBar. Body work is Glow’s category, the one tracked menu with CoolSculpting and one of two with Emsculpt Neo. Skin Esteem, Compassionate and DeluxeBar carry semaglutide and tirzepatide, and three menus list hair restoration.
Pricing is South Shore pricing, under the city and level with Quincy. Botox quotes $12 to 14 per unit, $3 under Boston’s Back Bay practices, filler $700 to 900 per syringe, and a six-session laser hair removal package $600 to 900 for a mid-sized area. The dermatology offices and Fresh quote at the top; Compassionate in Wareham and Heavenly in Marion are the floor, and the Cape Cod clinics over the bridges charge about the same as Plymouth itself.
Five of the nine open Saturdays: Glow 9 to 7 with weeknights to 7 as well, Compassionate 9 to 3, Heavenly 9 to 2 plus Sundays, DeluxeBar 10 to 4 and Skin Esteem 10 to 2. Both dermatology practices, Fresh and Plymouth IV Lounge book weekdays, so a Saturday Botox appointment means Long Pond Road or one of the satellite towns. Books fill in May before the beaches open and again in the six weeks before Thanksgiving, which this town takes personally; January and February are the quiet months for a laser series. The market draws Kingston, Duxbury, Marshfield, Carver, Plympton, Middleborough, Bourne and the Sagamore side of the canal, and Wareham and Marion from the South Coast.
Two of the nine are dermatology practices, Plymouth Dermatology Associates and DermASAP, which is unusual depth for a town of 60,000 and the first place to ask about a mole or a laser on darker skin. The nine average 4.92 across 2,640 reviews, with Plymouth Dermatology at 725, Skin Esteem at 449 and Glow at 428 holding the deepest books, and five listings at a flat 5.0. Boston’s physician practices are 45 minutes up Route 3 if you want a surgeon’s office for filler. Tick the clinics that fit below and ClinicCompass sends your consultation request to each.
