Med Aesthetics Miami,

2601 SW 37th Ave #603, Miami, FL 33133, United States

"I’ve been going to Med Aesthetics for several months in Coral Gables. All the ladies are friendly and inviting. The last tech that gave me my treatment was gentle and she let me know what she was doing next. She’s been the best so far. I cannot remember her name as it was a very unique Cuban name. I recommend Med Aesthetics."

"Best service ever, so far is my second sclerotherapy treatment and I can see wonderful results. Roxana is very professional, very knowledgeable and in the meantime makes you feel very comfortable."

"I am very sad and upset with this place. I wasted so many Saturday Mornings and having to travel far for nothing. My treatment did not work at all. When I told the girls, they said this has never happened to anyone and that they would give me a call. I am sorry but I do not recommend this place to anyone. I have the same hair than when I started."

"Great service! They really take the time to make sure you understand the process and feel comfortable! Always a plus- Location is nice and clean; easy to find. Would definitely recommend."

"I am new to Miami checking for a legit professional (doctor or nurse) who isn’t money hungry and can give me the results I need and want. Met Rosanna who claims to be a nurse but isn’t even an actual registered nurse yet (she’s legally an aesthetician, not a nurse). She charges $60 for not even a 10 minute sclerotherapy consultation. That’s cheaper than most places I’ve called in Miami but still expensive considering the consultation felt so rushed. I’ve had sclerotherapy twice before in Orlando and both doctors took care of it on the first visit. If I’m paying Med Aesthetics almost $800 (triple the amount the charge in Orlando) they better fix it on the first visit. She’s 70% sure it can be done in 4-6 visits - that means Rosanna the aesthetician wants me to pay almost $1600 for a treatment she’s not legally supposed to be doing nor is she capable of doing to ensure the results I want. No thanks. Do your research people. Just because they wear a white coat or inject you doesn’t mean they’re legally allowed or capable to."