What Is the Best Medical Spa in Cherry Creek, Denver?

Nurture Wellness & Aesthetics, on Madison Street in Cherry Creek, holds a 5.0-star rating across 143 Google reviews and is one of the few Denver med spas where a single board-certified provider, Meg Anguiano, FNP, performs every treatment herself. Best still depends on what you're treating, but a consistent provider and a full five stars across nearly 150 reviews are worth checking anywhere you're considering.

Nurture is at 90 Madison St, Suite 201, in Cherry Creek North. It's a few minutes from Wash Park, Glendale, and Capitol Hill, and not much farther from Englewood or Littleton. Call, text, or book online, whichever's easiest, and we'll get you on the schedule.

Pricing at Nurture depends entirely on the treatment. Botox, Dysport, Xeomin, and Daxxify run $13 to $14 per unit, dermal fillers start around $750 per syringe, microneedling is $350 (or $600 with a PDGF or chemical-peel add-on), CO2 laser starts at $600 for a CoolPeel and $1,200 for full resurfacing, Sculptra and Radiesse start at $800 per vial, and the Nurture Metabolic Edit medical weight-loss program starts at $1,275. Every new patient starts with a $100 consultation, and that $100 is credited in full toward whatever you book, so it's never a separate, lost fee. Current pricing for every treatment is published on our pricing page.

Your first visit is a $100 consultation, credited in full toward whatever you book that day, not a separate charge on top. You start by booking online or calling or texting (720) 717-0688. At the visit, Meg reviews your health history, examines the area in person, and talks through what's realistic before recommending anything. Most injectable and microneedling sessions run 15 to 45 minutes with little downtime; CO2 laser and PRF/EZ Gel sessions take longer and carry more visible recovery, which Meg explains beforehand. Many first-time patients are treated the same day; others leave with a written plan and come back once they've had time to think it over.

Meg Anguiano, FNP, the owner and lead provider, performs every injection, laser session, and weight-loss consultation herself. There's no rotating staff and no handoff to an aesthetician. She has been a nurse since 2013 and now works exclusively in medical aesthetics and wellness.

Yes. Colorado is a full practice authority state for nurse practitioners, which the American Association of Nurse Practitioners and Colorado's own Division of Professions and Occupations both confirm means a board-certified NP can evaluate, diagnose, and treat patients directly, without a supervising physician. What determines safety in practice is a provider's training and how conservatively they dose, not whether the license reads MD or NP.

Match the treatment to what's actually happening on your face. Botox and Dysport relax the muscle behind a movement-line. Dermal fillers replace volume you've lost in the lips, cheeks, or jawline. CO2 laser resurfaces the skin's surface itself, for texture, scarring, and sun damage that's there even when your face is still. Many patients end up combining two or three of these over time, and a consultation is where that plan gets built.

It's a medically supervised program starting at $1,275 that pairs FDA-approved weight-management medication with monthly provider visits, lab work, and a personalized plan built with our nutritionist. It runs as an ongoing clinical program with continued check-ins, not a one-time prescription.

Yes, every new patient starts there, no exceptions. Consultations are $100, and that full $100 is credited toward the treatment you book, so it's not a fee you lose. It's how Meg makes sure a treatment actually fits your history and your goals before either of you commits to anything.

Easiest way is online through our scheduling system. Prefer a real person on the phone? Call or text (720) 717-0688. Weekdays run 9 to 5, and Saturdays are open if you ask.

Yes, since 2002 actually. Here's the short version of how it works: it temporarily blocks the nerve signal that tells a muscle to contract (per the American Academy of Dermatology), so the wrinkle caused by that movement relaxes on its own. Most people notice it within three to five days, and it usually lasts three to four months before you're due for a touch-up.

$100 for a 30-minute new-patient neuromodulator appointment, and every dollar of that $100 is credited toward the Botox, Dysport, Xeomin, or Daxxify you book that visit. Per-unit pricing after that runs $14 for Botox and Daxxify, $13 for Dysport and Xeomin, with a 30-unit minimum on your first purchase. Meg will tell you upfront roughly how many units your goals need before you commit to anything.

The FDA-approved use, and the most common reason people book, is smoothing dynamic wrinkles around the eyes, forehead, and mouth, the lines that show up when your face moves. Beyond that, Nurture also uses botulinum toxin for TMJ, neck bands, temple and tension headaches, the nose, acne scars, rosacea, and excessive sweating. Those additional uses aren't outcomes we promise ahead of time; Meg examines you first and tells you honestly whether one is a reasonable fit.

Hyaluronic-acid fillers are FDA-regulated medical devices, reviewed by the agency's Center for Devices and Radiological Health for safety and effectiveness before approval. Temporary bruising and swelling are common; a consultation is where your provider flags anything in your history that would make filler a poor fit.