10 Best Cities in North America to Open a Luxury MedSpa

Los Angeles defines global beauty standards. Beverly Hills and West Hollywood are the epicenters. The competition is fierce, but the clientele pays premium rates for “Celebrity Approved” treatments. The market is currently obsessed with “Ozempic Face” correction (fillers/tightening).

NYC offers high volume and high prices. The Upper East Side caters to “Old Money” maintenance, while SoHo attracts the trendy, younger demographic. The key here is efficiency; New Yorkers want to be in and out in 30 minutes.

Miami is the “Body Capital” of the US. Brickell and South Beach host a clientele that lives in swimwear. Demand for body contouring (Emsculpt, CoolSculpting) and post-surgical lymphatic drainage (after BBLs) is higher here than anywhere else.

Toronto is the financial heart of Canada. Yorkville is the luxury district where rent rivals NYC. The market is conservative but wealthy, favoring “undetectable” injectables and high-end laser skin resurfacing (Halo/BBL) to combat winter skin damage.

In Dallas, beauty is a cultural imperative. Highland Park is one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in the US. The aesthetic here is polished and “done.” Women invest heavily in maintenance: weekly blowouts, monthly facials, and quarterly Botox.

Scottsdale has the highest number of MedSpas per capita in the US. It is a wellness destination for bachelorette parties and retirees. Old Town clinics thrive on high-ticket packages sold to groups and visitors seeking rejuvenation in the desert.

Vancouver, particularly Yaletown and Coal Harbour, is heavily influenced by Asian beauty trends due to its demographics. There is massive demand for K-Beauty treatments, Pico lasers for pigmentation, and “Glass Skin” protocols.

The Gold Coast is the center of wealth in the Midwest. Chicago clients are loyal and practical. They invest heavily in winter skin repair and body contouring before the short summer season. The market is less trend-driven and more results-driven.

Vegas is a unique market. On The Strip, “Hangover Heaven” style IV drips are the primary revenue driver. Off the strip (Summerlin), there is a thriving local market for anti-aging among the service industry professionals who need to look young for work.

Home to the world’s largest medical center and vast oil wealth. River Oaks clinics cater to “Texas Society.” The connection between plastic surgery and MedSpas is tight here; most successful MedSpas are feeders for surgical practices.