Thousand Oaks, California

Med Spas in Thousand Oaks

Looking for med spas in Thousand Oaks, the Conejo Valley’s largest city, including Newbury Park? This page gathers our curated picks for injectables, skin treatments and laser services. We currently feature 2 med spas here, each chosen for consistent, well-documented reviews on established platforms. The best med spas are transparent about who performs each treatment and who the supervising physician is, and they are just as comfortable telling you what you do not need.

Med spa (laser & skin)

Corinne Aesthetics

Thousand Oaks

Google 5.0 (242 reviews)

A Hodencamp Road med spa focused on laser and skin treatments, including laser hair removal, Hydrafacial, microneedling, laser resurfacing and neurotoxins. Visits can begin with 3D skin imaging and a personalized treatment plan.

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Glow Aesthetic Center Med Spa

Thousand Oaks

Google 5.0 (114 reviews)

A Thousand Oaks med spa offering Botox, fillers, microneedling, lasers and peels with an MD- and PA-led injector team. A polished option for residents who want medical oversight without a hospital feel.

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Trusted picks a short drive away in Westlake Village and Agoura Hills.

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Remedy Skin + Body

Westlake Village

Yelp 4.8 (78 reviews)

A physician-supervised med spa on Thousand Oaks Blvd offering injectables, laser hair removal, facials and body contouring. Known locally for natural-looking results and a calm, clinical-meets-boutique setting.

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Conejo Valley Medspa

Agoura Hills

Google 5.0 (84 reviews)

A med spa in Whizin Market Square offering Botox, Juvederm and Restylane fillers, microneedling with PRP, PDO thread lifts and IV therapy. Treatment plans are custom-tailored and delivered by experienced injectors.

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AIVI Aesthetics

Agoura Hills

Google 4.8 (72 reviews)

A boutique Agoura Hills med spa blending injectables, advanced skin treatments and regenerative therapies. Its skin-first, anatomy-first philosophy favors natural results over chasing trends.

Good to know

Med Spas in Thousand Oaks: FAQ

Who should perform injectables like Botox and fillers?

In California, neuromodulators and fillers are medical treatments. They should be performed by a licensed physician, physician assistant, nurse practitioner or registered nurse working under physician supervision, after an appropriate medical exam. Ask who your injector is and who the supervising physician is.

How far ahead of an event should I book a treatment?

Neuromodulators typically take up to two weeks to show full results, and some laser and resurfacing treatments involve downtime. Book several weeks before a wedding or event and ask your provider what recovery looks like.

How does Conejo Insider choose which med spas to include?

Listings are hand-selected. We look for a strong, consistent record of reviews on established third-party platforms and confirm basic contact details before a business appears. Paid plans can raise where a listing appears on a page, but they don’t buy a place in the guide.

Where do the ratings on this page come from?

Each rating is shown as published on the named third-party site, such as Yelp, Google, Houzz, WeddingWire or RealSelf, with the review count and a link to the source. Ratings change over time, so check the source for the latest.

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