Best Med Spas in Centennial

By Natasha Pomelova, Founder, Medical Spa Locator · Reviewed by Anna M. Melamed, MD · Data last checked July 2026

Centennial has 9 medical spas listed on Medical Spa Locator, with an average Google rating of 5.0 stars across 2,085 Google reviews. That breadth makes comparison shopping practical — whether you are looking for your first Botox appointment or shopping around for a new injector, you have real options.

When evaluating any med spa in Centennial, look beyond the star rating at the review count. A clinic with 4.7 stars from 200 patients tells you more than one with 5.0 stars from 8. Check that the clinic operates under a licensed medical director — Colorado requires physician oversight for med spas — and ask whether your injector holds a state nursing or PA license. These details are easy to verify and worth asking about before a procedure. Abella Skin and Spa is one of the top-rated clinics in the city, based on its Google rating and review count.

Medical Spa Locator lists every provider in Centennial with their Google rating, review count, and treatment offerings side by side. Use the filters above to narrow by treatment type, minimum rating, or current Human Verified status. All data is sourced from the Google Places API and updated on a rolling basis.

Pricing in Centennial varies by clinic, product, and provider credentials — a nurse injector and a board-certified physician can both do excellent work, but a bigger name or a physician-led practice typically costs more per unit or per syringe. Get quotes from at least two or three clinics before booking, and ask each one for an itemized breakdown rather than a flat "package" price, so you can compare like for like.

Some listings in Centennial pay for featured placement, shown above as sponsored — but every rating and review count displayed is real Google data, never adjusted by payment tier, and claimed listings are marked separately from unclaimed ones. If you are choosing between a handful of similarly-rated options, the tie-breakers worth asking about are: how long the injector has been practicing, whether they specialize in the treatment you want, and how they handle touch-ups if a first result needs adjustment.