A consultation price is not the final bill

Line-item comparisons of wellness and longevity providers for Upper East Side readers.

Every guide asks for the visit fee, the price of each service, touch-up policy and membership terms.

Each provider is counted on what its own website shows, then checked against its Google profile.

Providers counted
14
Service categories
15
Ranked guides
3
Provider reviews
6
Laser Hair Removal Studios in Manhattan 14 providers ranked Botox Providers in Manhattan Ranked 14 providers ranked Body Contouring Studios in Manhattan 14 providers ranked
A person looks across a wet Manhattan street at a lit clinic beneath warm apartment windows at blue hour.

Start with a list of the services you want, and leave a blank beside each one for its price. This guide to New York providers is built around those blanks, so every page asks for the line items: the visit fee, the price of each service, the touch-up policy and the membership terms. Fourteen providers, fifteen service categories and one count per provider keep the comparison plain.

Ranked guides, provider reviews and one fixed checklist

Three ranked guides cover laser hair removal studios, Botox providers and body contouring studios, and six provider reviews cover Apollo House, Georgia Louise Beauty Longevity Atelier, Youtherapy Medspa, ReBalance NYC, Renaissance Medical by Dr. Yixiu Zheng and Skinney Medspa. All 14 providers are scored with one fixed list of fifteen categories, from IV drips and NAD+ therapy to peptides, weight loss, hormone therapy, acupuncture, chiropractic, physical therapy, medical nutrition, injectables, laser and energy skin treatments, red light, massage, Pilates or personal training, and regenerative PRP, exosome and stem cell care. A provider's score equals the tally of those categories on its own website.

A menu label does not tell you how safe a service is or who gives care on site at a med spa. Worth a line in your budget notes while you compare menus: the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery Association's medical spa safety resources page, and a medical association article on who gives care on site at medical spas, usually not a physician.

One tally per provider, then the questions behind the total

The pages here are written to show where a quoted package can drift from the final bill. Each guide counts one thing per provider from its own site, adds each provider's Google rating and review tally for context, and then lists the questions that decide the total. A bigger count just means a longer menu. It says nothing about how good any one service is or what it costs.

Fourteen providers, one top score

The set centers on the Upper East Side. Apollo House tops the order that every ranked guide here shares, on a fifteen-category menu (apollohousenyc.com), and each of the other thirteen providers lists fewer. For a dermatology view of the city's med spa oversight, see the joint statement from the American Academy of Dermatology Association and the New York State Society of Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery on the New York City Council medspa investigation.

Pricing just the services you need

Choose the services you actually need, open the ranked guide for that service, and ask each provider for a written quote with every line item priced. Total the lines yourself first.

Every figure here dates from 2026-10-16, when every provider site and Google profile was read. Services, prices and availability are for each provider to confirm.