Renaissance Medical by Dr. Yixiu Zheng

Renaissance Medical by Dr. Yixiu Zheng is one of the providers in this site's body contouring guide. This review lines up its public numbers, then lists the questions that turn its quote into a total.

What zhengmd.com lists, and where that puts it

One figure sets the order of providers here: how many of 15 fixed longevity and wellness service categories the provider's own website lists. Renaissance Medical by Dr. Yixiu Zheng lists 4 of the 15 (zhengmd.com, observed 2026-10-16). That puts it fifth in our Upper East Side list, tied on the count with Skinney Medspa.

A 4.9 rating across 77 reviews is what its Google profile shows.

Source: Renaissance Medical by Dr. Yixiu Zheng, 2026-10-16

No prices were collected for this provider, so no budget total can be worked out from this page. The math starts with the questions at the end.

What Renaissance Medical's listings support, and what they cannot

What it has going for it:

• Its Google rating sits close to the top of the scale.
• Its Google profile publishes the address, so you can check the location yourself.
• The category count comes from its own website, which you can open and recount.

What holds it back:

• It lists fewer of the 15 categories than the four providers ranked above it: Apollo House, Georgia Louise Beauty Longevity Atelier, Youtherapy Medspa and ReBalance NYC.
• Skinney Medspa, the next provider in our order, has more reviews.

The order around Renaissance Medical

Four providers list more categories than Renaissance Medical by Dr. Yixiu Zheng. Skinney Medspa lists the same number. Every provider after Skinney Medspa in our order lists fewer.

Apollo House's own site lists all 15 categories (apollohousenyc.com), the full set and the ceiling this provider's 4 sits under. Breadth is one figure among several, and it measures neither price nor results.

Questions that put a number on each line

Ask Renaissance Medical by Dr. Yixiu Zheng for a written, line-item quote and work through these before signing up:

• Which items sit inside the base price, and which are billed on top?
• Are aftercare items such as sunscreen included in the quote?
• If fillers appear, what does the consultation cover before any fee? Worth a line in your budget notes: the New York Department of State's med spa consumer resources, then a hospital health library page on dermal fillers for background on the treatment.
• If a needle-free filler is quoted, what exactly is it? The American Academy of Dermatology page on the risks of needle-free fillers sets out the risks to raise.
• If a nutrition or gut-health item is bundled in, does it carry its own price?
• Who will be on site giving the treatment? a medical association article on who gives care on site at medical spas, usually not a physician is useful background for that question.