Med Spa in Summerlin & Las Vegas — Services & Pricing

BHRC · LOCATIONS · SUMMERLIN, LAS VEGAS

By Jamie Walston · Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center · Reviewed by the BHRC Clinical Team

There are more places in Las Vegas calling themselves a med spa than almost any city in America, and the label covers an enormous range — from a salon that added an injector on Thursdays to a physician-directed medical practice. This guide is about what is actually available at BHRC Summerlin: the full service list, real prices for the treatments people ask about most, how to choose between the four or five options that all promise tighter skin, and what the desert climate changes about planning any of it.

1 · What “med spa” should actually mean

Las Vegas has more places calling themselves med spas per capita than almost anywhere in the country, and the term is doing a lot of work. It covers everything from a day spa that added a Botox night to a physician-directed clinic with an on-site medical director.

The distinction that matters is not the décor. It is three things: who holds the device or the syringe, who supervises them, and whether anyone assesses you before every treatment rather than only at the first visit.

2 · The full service menu at BHRC Summerlin

Thirty-one services, grouped the way you would actually think about them.

Injectables

• Botox and neurotoxins — plus Daxxify, for movement lines
• Dermal fillers and Sculptra / Radiesse for volume and collagen stimulation
• Kybella for submental fullness
• Salmon DNA / PDRN for skin quality

Skin, laser and resurfacing

• Morpheus8 and RF skin tightening
• Ultherapy — non-surgical lift
• HydraFacial, chemical peels and Clear + Brilliant
• IPL photofacial, Instant BBL and Pro Yellow laser
• Laser hair removal

Body and regenerative

• CoolSculpting for non-surgical fat reduction
• PRP and Cell Factor regenerative protocols
• Hair restoration
• Joint injections and NovoTHOR whole-body light therapy

Wellness and longevity

• Hormone therapy and testosterone therapy
• Medical weight loss
• Peptide therapy
• IV drip therapy, NAD+ therapy, Niagen and hydrogen therapy

3 · Real prices for the treatments people actually ask about

Two of the most-asked treatments in Las Vegas, with the actual numbers rather than “call for pricing.”

4 · How to choose between the treatments that sound alike

Half the confusion in a Las Vegas med spa consultation comes from four or five treatments that all promise “tighter, smoother skin.” They work differently, at different depths, on different timelines.

The practical rule: if the concern is texture, scarring or pore size, that is Morpheus8 territory. If it is laxity and a softening jawline with reasonably good skin quality, Ultherapy is the single-session option. If it is tone, redness or sun damage — and in this climate it often is — that is IPL or BBL, not a tightening treatment at all. And if it is congestion and dullness, a facial does more than any device.

5 · The Las Vegas factor — sun, dry air and a nocturnal schedule

Practitioners in this market deal with a specific combination that a coastal clinic does not: very high UV exposure, extremely low humidity, and a meaningful share of patients working hospitality schedules that invert their sleep.

The seasonal point is worth acting on. Laser and light treatments carry a higher pigment risk on recently sun-exposed skin, and both the pre-treatment and post-treatment windows require real sun avoidance. Booking a resurfacing series for autumn and winter is not superstition — it is simply easier to comply with, and compliance is what protects the result.

6 · Wellness, not just aesthetics

The part of the menu that surprises people is the wellness side. Hormone therapy, testosterone therapy, medical weight loss, peptide therapy, IV drips and NAD+ are all delivered from the same location under the same medical supervision.

That integration is the actual argument for a physician-directed practice over a single-service clinic. Skin quality is not only a skin problem — thyroid function, hormone status, metabolic health and sleep all show up in the mirror. A clinic that can order the labs and treat what they show, rather than only resurfacing what you see, is solving a different problem. Our advanced diagnostic testing exists for exactly that reason.

7 · What things actually cost, and how to read a med spa quote

Aesthetic pricing is confusing on purpose almost everywhere, and Las Vegas is no exception. Three structures dominate, and they are not comparable to each other without doing arithmetic.

The trap is the cheap-sounding unit paired with a high count. A clinic quoting $9 a unit and recommending 60 units is more expensive than one quoting $14 and recommending 30. The only way to compare is to ask both for the total, and to ask what that total actually buys — is the two-week follow-up included? Are touch-ups?

Membership is the other lever people underuse. Rejuvenation Club takes 20% off every treatment. On a $3,600 Morpheus8 series that is $720, and for anyone treating three or four times a year the membership generally pays for itself well before the year is out.

8 · Aftercare is not an afterthought

What you do between and after appointments changes results more than most patients expect — and in this climate, more than it would elsewhere.

9 · Planning your first visit

If Henderson is closer, BHRC also has a Henderson location. And for anyone comparing across state lines, our Morpheus8 in Summerlin & Las Vegas guide goes deeper on that treatment specifically, including the FDA skin-type limit that applies at higher energy settings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Keep Reading

• BHRC Summerlin — All Services
• Morpheus8 in Summerlin & Las Vegas — Cost, Results & Downtime
• Ultherapy at BHRC Summerlin
• Morpheus8 $699 — Summerlin
• CoolSculpting at BHRC Summerlin
• Peptide Therapy at BHRC Summerlin
• Hormone Therapy at BHRC Summerlin
• Rejuvenation Club Membership

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References & Further Reading

1. American Academy of Dermatology — Laser resurfacing: Overview and what to expect. aad.org
2. American Academy of Dermatology — Chemical peels: Overview. aad.org
3. American Society for Dermatologic Surgery — Ultrasound Therapy for Sagging Skin. asds.net
4. American Society for Dermatologic Surgery — Microneedling. asds.net
5. Cleveland Clinic — Radio Frequency (RF) Microneedling. my.clevelandclinic.org
6. U.S. Food & Drug Administration — 510(k) Summary K231790 — The InMode System with the Morpheus8 Applicators, 2023. accessdata.fda.gov
7. U.S. Food & Drug Administration — De Novo Classification DEN080006 — Ulthera System, 2009. accessdata.fda.gov
8. U.S. Food & Drug Administration — Bulk Drug Substances Used in Compounding Under Section 503A of the FD&C Act. fda.gov
9. American Academy of Dermatology — Sunscreen FAQs. aad.org

Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center. This content is for general education and does not create a physician-patient relationship or constitute medical advice. Services and pricing shown are current for BHRC Summerlin and are not a quote. Availability of individual treatments varies by location and by patient candidacy, which is confirmed at a free consultation. Candidacy, dosing, results and pricing vary by person and are confirmed at a free consultation. Reviewed by the BHRC clinical team.