Best Aesthetics clinics in Sacramento, CA.

Destination Aesthetics Sacramento is a private, award-winning medical spa with multiple Sacramento-area locations (including HQ at 768 University Dr, Sacramento, CA 95825). Established in 2011, it offers non-surgical aesthetic treatments for the face, skin, and body, including facials and injectables (e.g., Botox). They describe themselves as a top Allergan account and have grown to seven offices total (within the United States) with more than 50 employees. Their Sacramento presence emphasizes the “DAdifference” and a strong local reputation, including Sacramento Magazine recognizing them as the #1 Best Medical Spa (2018–2022). Contact: info@damedspa.com or 1-916-844-4913.

Esthetics Center is a medical spa in Sacramento, CA, located at 2224 Fair Oaks Blvd in University Village. The clinic offers injectables, laser treatments, microneedling, lymphatic drainage massage, body contouring, facials including HydraFacials and peels, and cosmetic surgery performed by Dr. Reginald Rice, MD FACS. Services are provided by cosmetic nurse injectors, estheticians, and other licensed providers in a luxurious setting with complimentary valet parking and premium skincare products available.

Pretty Please Aesthetics is a private medical aesthetics practice and Med Spa with locations in Sacramento and Roseville, CA. Key details: - Services: Dermal fillers, Botox, facials, skincare, laser and other aesthetic treatments aimed at natural-looking results. - Locations: 1895 E Roseville Pkwy, Roseville (Suite 100) and 5357 H St, Sacramento (HQ). - Founded: 2019; Headquarters: Sacramento, CA. - Team: 9 employees; leadership includes Co-Founder/CEO Kathryn Cunningham Jeffrey and EVP Callista Polhemus. - Branding/approach: Emphasizes honest guidance, clinical excellence, and a warm, non-judgmental environment focused on confidence and self-care. - Online presence: Website prettypleaseaesthetics.com; LinkedIn profile; modest traffic with major presence in the U.S. - Notable updates: Recent content includes “Botox 101” guidance; historical posts discuss collagen and related topics.