Medical Spa in Orange, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Medical Day Spa of Chapel Hill

Medical Spa

Chapel Hill, NC

Medical Day Spa of Chapel Hill offers injectables, laser treatments, hair restoration, GLP-1 services, and IV infusions after more than 15 years in business.

  • BOTOX®, Daxxify®, or Dysport® treatments
  • Laser hair removal for the face, underarms, arms, legs, bikini area, chest, or back
  • BBL treatment for sun damage, redness, or uneven skin tone

Oak Haus Facial Aesthetics

Medical Spa

Chapel Hill, NC

Oak Haus Facial Aesthetics provides injectables, lasers, and skincare through a provider-owned practice in Chapel Hill and Raleigh.

  • Botox and Dysport treatments
  • Dermal filler and facial injectable treatments
  • Laser treatments for skin concerns

OVME

Medical Spa

Chapel Hill, NC

Care Esthetics

Medical Spa

Chapel Hill, NC

CARE Esthetics provides physician-directed Sarasota facial aesthetics, including PRF microneedling and Fotona laser therapy.

  • Patients seeking minimally invasive facial aesthetic treatments
  • Patients interested in PRF microneedling or PRF injections
  • Patients seeking Fotona laser therapy

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FAQ

How much does Botox cost at a medical spa in Orange County?

Oak Haus Facial Aesthetics lists new-patient Botox at $12 per unit. The other listed spas do not provide pricing in the available information.

Do medical spas in Chapel Hill offer consultations before treatment?

Oak Haus offers complimentary, no-pressure consultations. Care Esthetics begins every visit with a consultation and says there is no obligation to book treatment that day.

Which Orange County medical spa offers PRF microneedling?

Care Esthetics lists microneedling with platelet-rich fibrin, PRF injections, and PRF treatments prepared from the patient's own blood without chemical additives.

Can I go to a medical spa for an emergency or urgent medical problem?

No. Care Esthetics specifically says it is not for emergency or urgent medical treatment; use an appropriate urgent-care or emergency service instead.