Med Spas near me in Winter Park, FL
8 med spas in Winter Park, Florida, each with a direct link, phone number and what they offer. Med spas in Orange County offer treatments such as neuromodulator injections, dermal fillers, laser hair removal, chemical peels, microneedling and IV therapy.
8 listings · Updated October 2026
Med Spas listings
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Aesthetic Lane
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Aesthetic Lane is a non-surgical facial aesthetics practice on West New England Avenue near Park Avenue in Winter Park, founded by clinical director Brittany Lane White.
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MD Age Management
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MD Age Management is a physician-directed aesthetic and anti-aging clinic on Clay Street in Winter Park, where board-certified family physician Dr. Horton performs injectable and facial treatments himself.
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Revive Skincare Clinic
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Revive Skincare Clinic is a physician-owned med spa on Casa Aloma Way in Winter Park, owned by ENT surgeon Dr. Gregory Boger.
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Winter Park Laser and Anti-Aging Center
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Winter Park Laser and Anti-Aging Center was founded in 2004 by Aneta Filardo and has locations on North Kentucky Avenue in Winter Park and in Baldwin Park.
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Goldfingers Aesthetics of Winter Park
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Goldfingers Aesthetics is a Florida chain of med spas and plastic surgery offices led by Dr. James Young, D.O., and co-founder My Pham Young, with a Winter Park location on West Fairbanks Avenue.
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360 MedSpa Collective
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360 MedSpa Collective is a Winter Park wellness spa founded by Dr. Gideon J. Lewis that grew out of a foot and ankle surgical practice.
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180 MedSpa
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180 MedSpa is a Winter Park medical spa owned by Sandy Hutnick, a board-certified nurse practitioner who also injects and reports over 20 years in cosmetic and anti-aging care.
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Couture Med Spa
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Couture Med Spa is a multi-location medical spa chain with several Central Florida clinics, including Winter Park, plus sites in New Hampshire and Virginia.
Med Spas in Winter Park: what we found
This page covers 8 med spas in Winter Park.
What comes up again and again on their menus and websites: Laser hair removal, Juvederm and Restylane fillers, Kybella, Botox and Dysport and Laser hair and tattoo removal.
The longest-running place here has been open since 2004.
Winter Park sits just north of Orlando and is known for Park Avenue, Rollins College, its chain of lakes and brick streets. The city has a dense cluster of independent restaurants, boutiques, salons and professional offices.
How to choose a med spa near Winter Park
Med spas in Orange County offer treatments such as neuromodulator injections, dermal fillers, laser hair removal, chemical peels, microneedling and IV therapy. Because many of these are medical procedures, the qualifications of the person treating you matter more than the decor. Ask who the medical director is, whether a physician, physician assistant or nurse practitioner evaluates you before treatment, and who will actually perform the procedure. Request a consultation to discuss your goals, medical history and medications, and ask about possible side effects and how complications are handled. Get prices in writing, including whether injectables are priced per unit, per syringe or per area. Florida's strong sun matters too: some laser and peel treatments call for avoiding sun exposure afterward, so many people schedule them in cooler months. Use the listings below to find med spas near you, then verify credentials before you book.
Local tip
You can verify the license of any physician, physician assistant, nurse practitioner or nurse at a Florida med spa through the Florida Department of Health's license verification search (MQA search services), which also shows any public discipline.
Frequently asked questions
Who can perform Botox and fillers in Florida?
Physicians can perform injections, and physician assistants and nurse practitioners may do so under their supervision or protocols. Whether registered nurses may inject cosmetics has been less settled; the Florida Board of Nursing has allowed it in specific cases involving physician examination, orders and delegation. Estheticians and facial specialists are not licensed to inject. Ask who will treat you and verify their license.
How do I check a med spa provider's license in Winter Park?
Use the Florida Department of Health's license verification search to look up the practitioner by name or license number. The results show license type, status, expiration date and any public disciplinary actions. Ask the med spa for the name of its medical director and the treating provider, and check each one before your appointment.
What affects the price of med spa treatments in Orlando?
Cost depends on the treatment, the product used, how much is needed, the provider's experience and the number of sessions. Neuromodulators are often priced per unit or per area, fillers per syringe, and laser treatments per session or package. Ask for a written quote after your consultation, and be cautious of prices far below others in the area.
Is laser treatment safe in Florida's sun?
Many laser and resurfacing treatments make skin more sensitive to sunlight, and providers commonly ask patients to avoid tanning before and after treatment and to wear sunscreen. In Central Florida's strong sun, some people schedule these treatments in fall or winter. Your provider should assess your skin type and explain aftercare instructions before you begin.
What should I ask at a med spa consultation?
Ask who will perform the treatment and their credentials, who the supervising physician is, what product or device will be used, expected results, recovery time, possible side effects, and what happens if there is a complication. Share your full medical history and medications. A good provider will also tell you when a treatment is not a good fit.
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