Summerville’s market splits between the old town and the new one. Downtown, Germain Dermatology on North Main Street holds the deepest book at 745 reviews, JAG Medical Spa and Renew sit on Cedar Street, and Baldoni Aesthetic is on West Richardson Avenue. Out at Nexton, the master-planned side of town off I-26, Epiphany Dermatology and Youth Lab Medical Spa share Brighton Park Boulevard. Cryotherapy & MedSpa on Dorchester Road, 636 reviews, and Summerville Medical Spa on Midland Parkway cover the south side toward North Charleston, Southern Cosmetic Laser sits in Ladson, and B. Medical Aesthetics in Mount Pleasant is the one listing on the far side of the Charleston metro.
Botox, dermal fillers, lip filler, cheek filler and jawline filler are on all ten menus, and the shelf narrows fast after that. Dysport is on two, both dermatology practices, Germain is the one Jeuveau listing and JAG the one for Xeomin. Youth Lab carries the market’s only Sculptra and PDO thread lift menu and Summerville Medical Spa its only Kybella. No tracked clinic here lists Daxxify, Radiesse or SkinVive, which stay a Charleston drive.
Morpheus8 and RF microneedling are on every tracked menu, BBL photofacial, laser skin resurfacing and skin tightening on nine, laser hair removal on eight. Summerville Medical Spa is the one body contouring address, the only CoolSculpting and Emsculpt Neo listing, and Germain the one for Ultherapy. JAG and Southern Cosmetic Laser carry laser tattoo removal, JAG and Summerville Medical Spa microblading, and Youth Lab is the one spider vein treatment listing. Wellness is thin: JAG and B. Medical list hormone replacement therapy, and no tracked clinic here carries peptide or testosterone therapy.
Prices are Dorchester County prices. Botox quotes $11 to 13 per unit, a dollar or two under the Charleston peninsula and Mount Pleasant, level with Columbia and North Charleston, so a Daniel Island patient pays more at home for a shorter menu. Filler runs $600 to 800 per syringe and a three-session Morpheus8 package $1,900 to 2,400. Epiphany, a regional dermatology chain, and Cryotherapy & MedSpa post the lowest published rates; Germain and JAG sit at the top.
Five of ten open Saturdays: Cryotherapy & MedSpa to 5, Summerville Medical Spa, Southern Cosmetic Laser and Youth Lab to 3. Renew on North Cedar Street runs on a different clock altogether, to 9 or 10 every night including Sunday, the only Sunday book in the market. Weeknights elsewhere end early: Youth Lab and Baldoni to 6 Tuesday through Thursday, Southern Cosmetic to 6:30 Tuesdays, and the dermatology practices at 5. Fridays are short, Epiphany at 2:45 and Southern Cosmetic at 3. The season runs on the Flowertown calendar. Injectables peak in late March before the Flowertown Festival and the azalea weekends, laser series run October through March, and the I-26 commute sets the after-work rhythm. Patients come from Nexton and Cane Bay, Ladson, Goose Creek, Moncks Corner, North Charleston, Ridgeville and St. George.
The ten average 4.87 across 3,186 reviews, and JAG holds a flat 5.0 at 439, with Renew and B. Medical at 5.0 on smaller books. Two dermatology practices anchor the physician side, Germain on North Main Street and Epiphany at Nexton, which matters for resurfacing depth and anything that starts as a skin problem; the rest are nurse-led and owner-run studios. For a surgeon’s opinion, the Charleston-area plastic surgeons are listed separately. Choose two or three clinics below and ClinicCompass will hand your consultation request to each of them.
