Twelve Bend aesthetic clinics, checked on their own sites: who treats you, what they offer, and the few that post prices. Choose the injector first, then the treatment.
$14/unitLowest posted Botox-type price we found (Salt; $12 for members)
$435ASPS national average fee per botulinum toxin treatment
12Bend clinics checked, plus Redmond options
By All Things Bend · Updated Oct. 24, 2026 · Every provider checked on its own website and against state license records
A med spa treatment room. Photo: TheExG (CC BY-SA 4.0), via Wikimedia Commons.
Quick take
Bend has plenty of med spas; the difference is who treats you.
Some clinics are run by a physician or dermatology-trained PA, others by nurse practitioners or nurse injectors under a medical director, and a few do not name their providers at all. Prices are rarely posted.
Physician-led: Bend Aesthetics & Wellness (Dr. Leslie Carey), Elite Medi Spa (Dr. Marlene Covey injects), and the dermatology and plastic surgery clinics.
PA or NP-led: Bluebird (two dermatology-trained PA-Cs), Salt (two NP sisters), Central Oregon Aesthetics (an aesthetic NP and Allergan trainer), EsthetixMD (NP medical director).
Posted prices: Salt lists neuromodulators from $14 a unit, or $12 with its $75-a-month membership. Most others quote at a free consult.
Biggest device menus: EsthetixMD (CoolSculpting, Emsculpt, Thermage, Morpheus8, Fraxel), Elite Medi Spa and W Aesthetics.
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Small, injector-led studios
Salt Medical Aesthetics (two nurse practitioners, posted prices), Bluebird Skin Therapy (two dermatology-trained PA-Cs) and Central Oregon Aesthetics (owner Lexi Dudoit, NP, a certified aesthetic nurse specialist) keep menus focused on injectables and a few lasers.
Body contouring, lasers and everything else
EsthetixMD has the widest list in town (CoolSculpting, Emsculpt Neo, Thermage, Morpheus8, Fraxel, CO2). Elite Medi Spa and W Aesthetics & Wellness also run many devices, plus IV and weight-loss programs.
A dermatology practice’s cosmetic side
Juniper Dermatology runs a full Aesthetics & Laser Center; Bend Dermatology Clinic has its DermaSpa (541-330-9139). Good if you also want skin checks or have rosacea, melasma or acne scarring. See our dermatologists guide.
Plastic surgery perspective
Bend Plastic Surgery’s Cosmetic Clinic, VillanoMD’s Uncommon Aesthetics and Alpenaura pair a surgeon with a skin clinic, useful if you are weighing injectables against surgery. See the plastic surgeons guide.
An MD does the injecting
Bend Aesthetics & Wellness is led by board-certified physician Dr. Leslie Carey; at Elite Medi Spa, Dr. Marlene Covey and an RN inject. Dermatology and plastic surgery offices also have physicians on site.
Best medical spas and aesthetic clinics to compare in Bend
Checked on each clinic’s own website on Oct. 24, 2026. Where a clinic names a physician or PA, we confirmed the Oregon Medical Board license. Nurse credentials are as the clinic states them; check them on the Oregon State Board of Nursing.
Lexi Dudoit, MSN, AGPCNP-C, CANS (owner and lead provider; certified aesthetic nurse specialist and national trainer for Allergan Medical Institute). Advanced esthetician Chloe Lindsey.
License check
NP license through the Oregon State Board of Nursing (name listed on site).
Services
Neuromodulators, lip and facial filler, Sculptra, Kybella, PRF; BBL and MOXI lasers, laser hair reduction, HydraFacial Syndeo, SkinPen, peels; COA Lean weight-loss program.
Insurance / pay
COA Collective monthly membership, payment plans and bundles; free consultation.
Medical director Jessie Spanbauer-Bales, NP; Taylor Stockton, DNP, FNP-BC; nurse injectors Cri Tillia, RN, CANS, Amy Milne, RN, and Jen Rogers, RN; certified advanced estheticians.
License check
NP and RN licenses through the Oregon State Board of Nursing (names listed on site).
Medical director Alexander Landfield, MD (neurology); Morgan Gary, PA-C; nurse practitioner and RN injectors shown on site; certified advanced estheticians.
License check
Dr. Landfield holds Oregon MD license MD224994 with “Telemedicine Active” status (Oregon Medical Board), so ask who supervises care on site.
Co-founder and medical director Nikkiel King; RN injectors (Kelley Morris, Monica Hall, Cristina Ignacio, Jonelle Studdard); Jason Derico, ND. The site does not say who works in Bend.
License check
Ask which provider is in Bend; RNs and NPs are licensed by the Oregon State Board of Nursing.
Medical spa and aesthetic options elsewhere in Central Oregon
Checked on their own sites. Sunriver, La Pine, Prineville and Madras residents mostly drive to Bend or Redmond for injectables and lasers.
Renew Esthetics & MedSpa (Redmond, 1060 SE Lake Rd) · 541-548-4720 Ultherapy, Pico Genesis, Halo, Tetra CO2 and Tixel, BBL, laser hair removal, injectables. Mon–Fri 9–5. Provider credentials are not posted; ask who injects.
Juniper Dermatology, Redmond (Redmond, 111 NW Larch Ave, Ste 101) · 541-585-7546 Juniper’s Redmond office (Tue–Thu). Ask which aesthetic treatments are offered there versus the Bend laser center.
Newport Aesthetics (Sisters) (Sisters) Listed in earlier versions of this guide. Its website no longer works as of Oct. 2026, so we could not confirm it is open.
Experienced medical injector; ask about vascular-occlusion plans
Biostimulators (Sculptra, Radiesse)
Gradual volume and skin quality
1–2 years
Swelling, nodules possible
Medical injector trained in the product
IPL / BBL photofacial
Sun spots, redness, broken capillaries
Months; maintenance yearly
1–7 days of darker spots
Certified advanced esthetician or medical provider
Resurfacing lasers (CO2, erbium, Fraxel, MOXI)
Texture, wrinkles, scars, sun damage
Long-lasting with sun care
From 1–2 days (light) to 1–2 weeks (ablative)
Ablative: medical provider; nonablative: certified advanced esthetician
Microneedling / RF microneedling
Acne scars, texture, pores
Series of 3+; months
1–3 days of redness
Esthetician (standard) or medical provider (RF)
Chemical peels
Tone, texture, mild pigment
Weeks to months
None to 1 week of peeling
Light peels: esthetician; deep peels: physician
What med spa treatments cost in Bend
Only Salt posts standing prices; others quote at a consult. National averages are from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, checked Oct. 24, 2026. Ask whether a quote is per unit, per area or per syringe.
$14/unitSalt Medical Aesthetics neuromodulator price; a forehead plus frown lines often takes 20–40 unitssaltbend.com
$75/moSalt Fam membership, which lowers neuromodulators to $12/unitsaltbend.com
$435ASPS national average fee per botulinum toxin treatmentASPS cost page
What moves the price
Units vs. areasPer-unit pricing is easier to compare. Ask how many units they plan to use and why.
MembershipsMost Bend clinics sell monthly memberships (Salt Fam, Club W, COA Collective, Beauty Bank, Elite). Check the cancellation terms and whether unused credit expires.
Brand and productDaxxify and biostimulators cost more per treatment; filler is priced per syringe.
Package dealsLaser series and microneedling are often sold in packages of 3–6. Pay per session if you are not sure you will finish.
Safety and red flags
Nobody will tell you who injects. You should know the person’s name and license type before you book.
No medical history or consent. A real assessment asks about pregnancy, medications, blood thinners, cold sores and past reactions.
Prices far below everyone else. The FDA warned in 2024 that counterfeit Botox (lot C3709C3, labeled “Botulinum Toxin Type A”) caused serious reactions after injections in homes and spas. Ask to see the sealed box.
Filler without a plan for emergencies. Ask how they would handle a blocked blood vessel and whether they keep hyaluronidase on hand.
Reviews. Look for reviews that name the injector and describe follow-up care, not just friendly staff. Photos should show the same lighting before and after.
Get medical care right away for drooping eyelids, double vision, trouble swallowing or breathing after neuromodulator injections, or skin that turns white, gray or blue after filler.
Start with the provider, not the treatment trend
Physicians (MD, DO)
Can diagnose, prescribe and inject. Dermatologists and plastic surgeons have the most training in facial anatomy. License: Oregon Medical Board.
Physician assistants (PA-C)
Medical providers who work in collaboration with physicians. License: Oregon Medical Board.
Nurse practitioners (NP)
Oregon NPs can prescribe and inject independently. License: Oregon State Board of Nursing.
Registered nurses (RN)
Can inject on a prescriber’s order. Ask who the supervising prescriber is.
Certified advanced estheticians
Oregon certifies estheticians for nonablative laser, IPL and related device work. They cannot inject.
Estheticians
Facials, light peels, standard microneedling and skincare. Licensed through the Oregon Board of Cosmetology.
A physician giving a neuromodulator injection. Photo: Dr. Braun (CC BY-SA 2.0), via Wikimedia Commons.
Who will inject me, and what is their license type? Who is the medical director?
How many of this treatment do you do each week?
What brand and how many units or syringes do you plan to use?
Can I see the sealed product box?
What happens if I get a complication at night or on a weekend?
Do you keep hyaluronidase on site for filler problems?
Is a follow-up visit or touch-up included in the price?
For lasers: what device is it, and is it safe for my skin tone?
Do I have to buy a package or membership, and how do I cancel?
Can I see before-and-afters of your own patients?
Medical spas in Bend: common questions
How much is Botox in Bend?
Few Bend clinics post prices. Salt Medical Aesthetics lists neuromodulators from $14 a unit, or $12 with its $75-a-month membership. A forehead and frown lines commonly take 20 to 40 units. The ASPS national average fee is $435 per treatment.
Who can give Botox injections in Oregon?
Physicians, physician assistants and nurse practitioners can, and registered nurses can inject on a prescriber’s order. Estheticians cannot inject. Ask your clinic who will treat you and look them up on the Oregon Medical Board or Oregon State Board of Nursing.
Which Bend med spas are run by physicians?
Bend Aesthetics & Wellness is founded by Dr. Leslie Carey, and Elite Medi Spa lists Dr. Marlene Covey as an injector. Dermatology clinics (Juniper, Bend Dermatology’s DermaSpa) and plastic surgery offices (Bend Plastic Surgery, VillanoMD, Alpenaura) also have physicians on site.
Are med spa memberships worth it?
They can be if you get treatments every few months anyway. Check the monthly fee, what it lowers, whether credit rolls over, and how to cancel. Salt’s $75 membership drops neuromodulators from $14 to $12 a unit.
Can estheticians do laser treatments in Oregon?
Yes, if they hold Oregon’s certified advanced esthetician credential, which covers nonablative laser, IPL and similar device procedures. Ablative lasers like full CO2 resurfacing should be done by or under a medical provider.
How do I avoid counterfeit Botox?
Go to a licensed clinic, ask who injects, and ask to see the sealed box. The FDA warned in 2024 that counterfeit Botox, including lot C3709C3, caused harmful reactions after injections in homes and spas. Very low prices are a warning sign.
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Sources
Provider details come from each practice’s own website (linked on its card) and from state license records, checked Oct. 24, 2026. This guide is general information, not medical advice. Photos: TheExG (CC BY-SA 4.0) and Dr. Braun (CC BY-SA 2.0), via Wikimedia Commons.
