Botox and Med Spas on Hilton Head Island, SC

Where the offices are

LUX is at Shelter Cove Towne Centre. The other four are mid-island: Serendipity and OneCareSpa on Main Street, 0.3 and 0.6 mi from Hilton Head Medical Center, SymbiosAria on William Hilton Parkway and Beauty Room TM on Marshland Road.

Injectables named

LUX lists Botox and Dysport, Serendipity Botox, Dysport and Xeomin, and OneCareSpa Botox. SymbiosAria lists neuromodulators without naming a brand, and Beauty Room TM lists injectables on its menu.

Who gives them

SymbiosAria says Dr. Stephen Luther performs all of its cosmetic injectables. LUX says its two physician co-owners oversee every treatment plan. The other three don’t name an injector online, so ask who it will be.

Weekday hours

OneCareSpa is open Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Beauty Room TM sees clients on weekdays by appointment. The other three don’t post hours online, so call.

Booking

LUX books online for its Hilton Head office. SymbiosAria takes a private-consultation request online or by phone, and OneCareSpa has a booking button. Serendipity and Beauty Room TM take a call or a contact-page request.

Part-year island

About 1 in 4 homes on the island is a second home or used only part of the year, so most offices are used to clients who book around a stay. Ask about the first open day when you call.

Three practices name the product: LUX lists Botox and Dysport, Serendipity lists Botox, Dysport and Xeomin on one page, and OneCareSpa lists Botox. SymbiosAria lists neuromodulators without a brand and says Dr. Stephen Luther performs all of its cosmetic injectables. Beauty Room TM lists injectables on its menu without naming them. Appointments are the rule, so call or book first.

Ask three things when you call: who gives the injections and what their license is, which product the office uses, and what the full visit costs. None of these offices posts a price list.

LUX lists dermal fillers, lip filler, cheek filler, Radiesse, Sculptra and Skinvive. Serendipity lists the most filler brands: Belotero, Volbella, Vollure, Bellafill, Restylane, RHA Dynamic Filler, Sculptra, Juvederm, Voluma and Radiesse. OneCareSpa lists dermal filler and facial balancing with Botox and filler together, and SymbiosAria lists dermal fillers. Beauty Room TM’s “Injectables” listing doesn’t say which.

LUX lists CoolSculpting Elite and Morpheus8 Body. The other offices list different body-contouring treatments, not CoolSculpting: OneCareSpa lists fat reduction and muscle toning, SymbiosAria lists BeautiFill and Accent Prime, and Beauty Room TM lists body contouring. If you want CoolSculpting by name, call LUX at (843) 310-1911 and ask whether it fits your trip, because the treatments are usually booked as a series.

All five practices above list microneedling: LUX (SkinPen and Morpheus8 RF), Serendipity (microneedling and RF microneedling), OneCareSpa (with RF), SymbiosAria (also microchanneling and PRP facials) and Beauty Room TM (Scarlet Pro RF). Savage Skin on Marshland Road is a skin-care clinic that lists facials, HydraFacial and peels but no injectables. For its menu and laser, see laser hair removal on Hilton Head.

Chemical peels are listed by LUX, Serendipity, OneCareSpa (medical-grade peels), SymbiosAria and Beauty Room TM, and by Savage Skin, which names the ZO Skin Health 3 Step Peel and BioRePeel. If you only want a facial or a HydraFacial without a medical office, the day spas on the Hilton Head spa guide do those.

Start by calling or using the practice’s online booking. LUX books online for Hilton Head, SymbiosAria has a private-consultation request on its website, OneCareSpa has a booking button and Beauty Room TM is by appointment on weekdays. Hours decide a lot on a vacation: OneCareSpa posts Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and the others don’t post hours, so ask about Saturdays when you call.

If you only have a week on the island, ask whether the office can see you in your first days and what it recommends for the rest of your stay, and whether a home-area provider could continue a series.

Nurses, nurse practitioners and physicians in South Carolina are licensed by the state Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation (LLR), which keeps a license lookup for nursing and for the Medical Board. Search the injector’s name there, or at Nursys if the license is multistate. Physician, nurse practitioner and esthetician roles are different, so ask which one will treat you.

For a skin check or a medical question about a treatment, a dermatologist’s office is the other route: see Hilton Head Dermatology, the dermatologists page or cosmetic surgery. Hilton Head Medical Center handles emergencies.

None of these practices posts a price list online, because the total depends on the product, the amount and the area. Ask for a written quote for the visit. LUX runs a VIP loyalty program that takes $50 off a first treatment when you join at booking, so ask what it covers.

Four of the five cluster in the mid-island: Serendipity on Main Street is 0.3 miles from Hilton Head Medical Center, OneCareSpa 0.6, SymbiosAria on William Hilton Parkway 1.2 and Beauty Room TM on Marshland Road 1.4. If you are staying in a rental near Shelter Cove or Palmetto Dunes, LUX is 0.1 miles from the Towne Centre pin and 0.4 miles from Palmetto Dunes.

For the shops and restaurants around LUX, see Shelter Cove Towne Centre. Coligny is 3.2 miles from LUX and 5.1 to 5.7 miles from the mid-island offices. Coming from the mainland side? LUX and Savage Skin both have a Bluffton office; see med spas in Bluffton.