21 vendors · checked Oct 1, 2026

Injectables & Product Suppliers for med spas

Injectable and product suppliers make or distribute neurotoxins, fillers, biostimulators and professional skincare. This list compares what each one publishes about products, ordering, loyalty programs and training.

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Sorted by score, then by name. How we score.

  1. 1

    Colorescience makes mineral sun protection and skincare products and sells them through skin health professionals who apply to become partners, as well as directly to consumers.

    Starting price: Not published · Contract: Not published

    3.2/5
  2. 2

    Evolus sells the Jeuveau neurotoxin and the Evolysse line of hyaluronic acid gels to licensed aesthetic providers in the United States, with a practice loyalty program and an optional monthly vial subscription.

    Starting price: $380 per vial (Signature Subscription) · Contract: 3 months on the Signature Subscription, then monthly renewal

    Pricing publishedMedical aesthetics only
    2.9/5
  3. 3

    (plated) Skin Science, a brand of Rion Aesthetics, makes platelet-derived exosome serums for skin and hair and sells them through medical aesthetics providers and its own website.

    Starting price: Not published · Contract: Not published

    2.8/5
  4. 4

    AnteAGE makes growth factor treatment solutions and home care products for skin, hair and vaginal rejuvenation. Its AnteAGE MD line is sold only through approved medical providers, and a separate line is sold to skincare professionals and consumers.

    Starting price: Not published · Contract: Not published

    2.6/5
  5. 5

    Revision Skincare makes a professional skincare line that it sells through dermatologists, plastic surgeons and other authorized skincare professionals, who apply to open a wholesale account.

    Starting price: Not published · Contract: Not published

    2.6/5
  6. 6

    ALASTIN Skincare, a Galderma company, makes physician-dispensed skincare for use before and after procedures and for daily regimens, and sells it through healthcare professionals who apply to become partners.

    Starting price: Not published · Contract: Not published

    2.4/5
  7. 7

    iS Clinical makes professional skincare products and facial treatment protocols and sells them through dermatologists, plastic surgeons, medical spas and skincare professionals.

    Starting price: Not published · Contract: Not published

    2.4/5
  8. 8

    Merz Aesthetics makes injectables, medical devices and skincare products and sells them to health care professionals. Its North American business is run from Raleigh, North Carolina.

    Starting price: Not published · Contract: Not published

    Medical aesthetics only
    2.4/5
  9. 9

    Vitality Institute makes VI Peel professional chemical peel treatments and the VI Derm clinical skincare line, and sells them to practices that have a licensed medical director.

    Starting price: Not published · Contract: Not published

    2.2/5
  10. 10

    Marini SkinSolutions, the Jan Marini brand, makes skincare products and professional peel and facial systems and sells them through approved licensed professional providers and its own website.

    Starting price: Not published · Contract: Not published

    2.0/5
  11. 11

    Prollenium Medical Technologies makes the Revanesse line of hyaluronic acid dermal fillers and sells them to aesthetic providers through sales representatives.

    Starting price: Not published · Contract: Not published

    Medical aesthetics only
    2.0/5
  12. 12

    Tiger Aesthetics Medical sells the Bellafill dermal filler, Silhouette InstaLift threads, Amplifine PRP, fat transfer and adipose products and Sientra breast implants to aesthetic and plastic surgery practices. It acquired Suneva and its products.

    Starting price: Not published · Contract: Not published

    2.0/5
  13. 13

    ZO Skin Health makes skincare products and treatment protocols that it describes as physician-dispensed, sold through physicians, estheticians and other authorized skincare providers as well as its own website.

    Starting price: Not published · Contract: Not published

    2.0/5
  14. 14

    Hydrinity makes hyaluronic acid based skincare for use around procedures and at home, and sells it through dermatologists, plastic surgeons and aesthetic practices that apply for a partner account.

    Starting price: Not published · Contract: Not published

    1.8/5
  15. 15

    HydroPeptide makes peptide-based skincare and distributes it through dermatologist offices, medi-spas and resort and day spas that apply to become resellers, alongside its own consumer website.

    Starting price: Not published · Contract: Not published

    1.8/5
  16. 16

    Senté makes skincare formulated with its Heparan Sulfate Analog (HSA) molecule and sells it through physicians, medical spas and other skincare practices that apply to become authorized partners, as well as on its own website.

    Starting price: Not published · Contract: Not published

    1.8/5
  17. 17

    BENEV sells the SYLFIRM X microneedling device, the SmartLux light device, exosome products and physician-only skin care, distributed in the United States through physicians.

    Starting price: Not published · Contract: Not published

    1.3/5
  18. 18

    Crown Aesthetics, a Revance company, sells SkinPen microneedling devices, BIOJUVE skincare, the ProGen platelet-rich plasma system and the Votesse hair health system to physician-directed aesthetic practices.

    Starting price: Not published · Contract: Not published

    Medical aesthetics only
    1.3/5
  19. 19

    Galderma is a dermatology company whose brands include the Dysport neurotoxin, Restylane fillers, the Sculptra biostimulator and Alastin professional skincare, sold through healthcare professionals worldwide.

    Starting price: Not published · Contract: Not published

    1.3/5
  20. 20

    Hugel Aesthetics is the US business of Hugel Inc., a South Korean aesthetics company. It sells the Letybo neurotoxin to healthcare professionals and lists cosmeceutical and skincare lines alongside it.

    Starting price: Not published · Contract: Not published

    Medical aesthetics only
    1.3/5
  21. 21

    Allergan Aesthetics, an AbbVie company, makes and sells facial injectables, skincare, body contouring devices and breast implants to licensed aesthetic providers in the United States.

    Starting price: Not published · Contract: Not published

    Medical aesthetics only
    1.1/5

Questions and answers

How many injectables & product suppliers vendors publish their prices?

1 of the 21 vendors in this category publish a price on their website: Evolus. The rest ask you to contact them for a quote.

Which injectables & product suppliers vendors offer month-to-month terms?

None of the 21 vendors in this category state month-to-month terms on their website.

How is the ranking decided?

Vendors are sorted by a score that counts yes or no checks on what each one publishes: pricing, contract terms, med spa fit, proof and support. Ties are sorted by name. Nobody can pay to move up the ranked list.