The line between a facial and a medical treatment has blurred, and Greensboro’s med spas live right on that boundary. Unlike a traditional day spa, a medical spa operates under a licensed physician or advanced practitioner, which means the menu can include injectables like Botox and dermal fillers, prescription-grade skin care, and laser devices alongside the more familiar HydraFacials and chemical peels. For anyone weighing their first tox appointment or a series of collagen-building treatments, the appeal is getting clinical results in a setting that still feels like a spa rather than a doctor’s office.
What matters most in this category is who is holding the needle. The Triad has a deep bench of experienced injectors and medically supervised practices, and the smart move is always to check credentials, ask about the consultation process, and look for a provider whose aesthetic philosophy matches your own — subtle and natural, or more dramatic. These five Greensboro med spas each combine injectables and advanced facials, and each brings a distinct point of view to how a face should age gracefully.
Restoration MedSpa: A Nationally Recognized Injector
Founded by Marisa Faircloth at 2005 Yanceyville St, Suite 110, Restoration MedSpa grew out of her early career in plastic surgery and a sense that Greensboro needed exceptional aesthetic care in a judgment-free space. Faircloth holds a Master Level Injector certification and has been named among the 100 Best Aesthetic Injectors in America for seven years running, and she trains other providers nationally for Allergan, Benev and Monarch. The menu covers Botox, dermal fillers, Sculptra, Kybella, SKINVIVE and PDO threads, plus triLift, RF microneedling, HydraFacials, and laser hair, vein and pigment removal. One practical catch: the Greensboro rooms are open Monday to Thursday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. only — the practice’s Winston-Salem location at 250 Executive Park, Suite 105, carries the longer week.
Rejuvenation MD: Physician-Led Aesthetics
Rejuvenation MD is led by Umbreen Chaudhary, MD, who has more than twenty years in aesthetic medicine, and leans into detailed, personalized treatment plans backed by thorough aftercare. The Greensboro office is at 2014 New Garden Road, Suite A, 27410, on 336-297-1822; a second office sits in Asheboro, outside the Triad, so confirm which one you are booking. The injectable side runs deep — Botox and Dysport, lip augmentation, under-eye filler, Sculptra for collagen, and Radiesse for tightening — while the skin menu includes chemical peels, microneedling, HydraFacial MD, and thread lifts. For laser and device work, the practice offers hair removal, CO2 resurfacing, IPL photofacials, Thermage skin tightening, CoolSculpting and PRP hair restoration, and it runs a vein centre alongside the aesthetics side. A “get treated today, pay later” financing option makes larger treatment plans easier to phase in over time.
Forever Young Spa: Medical Aesthetics on West Cone
Forever Young by Denise operates out of 2309 West Cone Blvd, Suite 200, and markets itself squarely as a medical spa serving Greensboro and the wider Triad, from Winston-Salem to Burlington. Alongside Botox and dermal fillers, the treatment list features rebalancing facials, chemical peels, dermaplaning, and microneedling, plus device-based NEO SKIN rejuvenation and NEO ACNE CLEAR for problem skin. Laser hair removal, Pixel 8 resurfacing, NEOCLEAR for acne, a psoriasis treatment, microshading and teeth whitening round out a list that has grown since this guide was first written. Weekday hours run 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. with Saturday appointments by request, which suits anyone squeezing treatments around a work schedule.
Epic Esthetics: A Broad Clinical Menu on West Friendly
At 1011 W Friendly Ave, Suite 104, Epic Esthetics pairs classic injectables — dermal fillers, Botox, and Sculptra — with an expansive device menu. Advanced skin work includes BBL photofacials, Halo laser resurfacing, laser hair removal, and sclerotherapy, while the clinical skin-care side covers chemical peels, HydraFacials, LED therapy, dermaplaning, and microneedling. The practice also offers PRP facials and hair restoration, and it has added a wellness arm — medically supervised weight loss, hormone replacement therapy, IV therapy and fat-dissolver injections — alongside the aesthetics. Hours are worth checking before you plan a visit: Monday is 12 p.m. to 5 p.m., Thursday runs to 7 p.m., Saturday closes at 1 p.m., and Sunday is closed. Membership options are built for clients who want aesthetic care woven into a regular routine.
The Curated Aesthetic: Boutique and Natural-Looking
The Curated Aesthetic, at 500 East Cornwallis Drive, Suite F, 27405, on (336) 676-5583, is led by physician assistant English Black, who brings more than twenty years of medical experience — worked alongside dermatology practices around the country — to an intentionally boutique practice. Injectables include Botox, dermal fillers, and Kybella for submental fullness, complemented by microneedling, laser treatments, and esthetician services using SkinBetter and ZO Skin Health products. Black works from a signature “FACE Method” — Foundation, Alignment, Contour, Enhancement — and a stated philosophy of “we don’t correct; we curate,” aimed at results that read as refreshed rather than done.
Before You Book
Med spa treatments are medical procedures, so treat the consultation as the most important appointment. Ask who performs and oversees injectables, what product or device will be used, and what realistic results and downtime look like for your skin. Bring a list of medications and any history of cold sores or allergies, and be honest about the look you want. Neurotoxin and filler results build and settle over one to two weeks, so book well ahead of any event — and never judge the outcome on day one.
This article describes what local businesses offer and, where noted, what they say about their own services. Greensboro Vibe does not endorse any treatment for any condition, and nothing here is medical advice. Please talk with your doctor or another qualified clinician before starting something new.
