Med Spa in Longwood, FL: Natural Results + Deep Relaxation

A med spa (medical spa) offers treatments that are legally medical procedures, such as neurotoxin injections, dermal fillers, lasers and radiofrequency microneedling, performed or supervised by licensed medical providers under a medical director. A day spa offers relaxation and personal-care services such as massage, facials, manicures and pedicures, performed by estheticians, massage therapists and cosmetologists.

The difference matters for two reasons. First, results: a Botox treatment softens wrinkles for months, while a classic facial improves the skin for days. Second, oversight: in Florida, injectables and energy-based treatments must be delivered by physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners or nurses working under a physician, and the business must meet Florida Board of Medicine requirements. Massage establishments carry their own state license (Victoria Edward Spa holds Florida massage establishment license MM 39254).

Victoria Edward Spa is both. That is unusual in Longwood: most competitors are either a pure injectables clinic or a pure massage studio.

Which treatments does Victoria Edward Spa offer in Longwood?

The menu covers four lines: injectables, skin and laser, wellness, and spa and salon.

Injectables. Botox, Daxxify and Jeuveau for forehead lines, frown lines and crow’s feet; Juvéderm dermal fillers for lips, cheeks and jawline volume.

Skin and laser. Morpheus8 radiofrequency microneedling, PRP microneedling, microneedling, chemical peels, HydraFacial with the genuine HydraFacial device, laser hair removal with the Diolaze XL, and NuEra Tight skin tightening.

Wellness. IV vitamin therapy, NAD+, vitamin shots, and a medically supervised GLP-1 (semaglutide) weight-loss program.

Spa and salon. Swedish, deep-tissue and CBD massage in Longwood, FL, custom facials, body treatments, manicures and pedicures, hair and makeup. Couples, bridal parties and groups can book private suites.

How much do Botox, fillers, HydraFacial and Morpheus8 cost in Longwood, FL?

At Victoria Edward Spa, Botox is $12.99 per unit, Daxxify $13.99 and Jeuveau $11.99; dermal fillers start at $750 per syringe, HydraFacial is $199, and Morpheus8 is $699 per session. Prices below are current as of September 29, 2026 and are confirmed at your consultation.

For context, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons reports that almost 10 million cosmetic botulinum toxin treatments were performed in 2024, making it the most common non-surgical aesthetic procedure in the United States. A typical forehead-and-frown-line treatment uses 20–40 units, so at Victoria Edward Spa that is roughly $240–$560 at regular rates, or $200–$400 on a Tuesday or Wednesday.

Botox vs Daxxify vs Jeuveau: which should you choose?

All three are FDA-approved botulinum toxin type A products that relax the muscles that cause expression lines; they differ mainly in how long results last and in cost. Botox (onabotulinumtoxinA) is the longest-established, with results the FDA label describes as lasting up to about four months. Jeuveau (prabotulinumtoxinA), approved in 2019, performs similarly and is the value option at $11.99 per unit. Daxxify (daxibotulinumtoxinA), approved in 2022, reported a median duration of about six months in its clinical trials, so at $13.99 per unit it can mean fewer visits per year.

Kennedi Seals, PA-C, recommends a product at the consultation based on your muscle strength, treatment history and how often you want to return.

Should you go to a med spa or a dermatologist for injectables?

For cosmetic injectables, what matters is the credential and experience of the person holding the syringe, not whether the sign says med spa or dermatology. A physician assistant or nurse practitioner who injects daily under a medical director is performing the same procedure a dermatologist performs. Choose a dermatologist or plastic surgeon when you need a skin-cancer check, a surgical opinion, or treatment of a medical skin disease; choose a med spa for cosmetic treatments delivered in a spa setting with spa pricing. At Victoria Edward Spa, injectables are performed by Kennedi Seals, PA-C, and every medical service operates under our Medical Director, Micah Craig, MD.

How do you choose a safe med spa in Florida?

Check four things before you book anywhere: a named medical director, the license of the person who will treat you, FDA-approved products purchased from the manufacturer, and a consultation before any medical treatment. Ask to see the provider’s Florida license (you can verify it free through the Florida Department of Health license lookup), ask which brand you are receiving, and be cautious of any clinic that will inject on a first visit with no medical history taken.

Victoria Edward Spa publishes its providers by name, holds Florida licenses for both its medical and massage operations, uses only manufacturer-sourced Botox, Daxxify, Jeuveau and Juvéderm, and requires a complimentary consultation before every injectable, laser, Morpheus8 and weight-loss treatment.

What happens at your first visit?

Your first visit starts with a 15–30 minute complimentary consultation, and most guests receive their treatment the same day. You will complete a short medical history, discuss your goals with Kennedi Seals, PA-C (for medical treatments) or your esthetician or massage therapist (for spa services), and agree a plan and price before anything begins. New guests receive $50 toward a first treatment such as Botox, fillers, microneedling or body contouring. Arrive 10 minutes early, skip alcohol and blood-thinning supplements for 24 hours before injectables to reduce bruising, and plan for no downtime after toxins, one to three days of mild redness after Morpheus8, and none after HydraFacial or massage. See First Time Visit for more.

Is Botox safe, and who should not get it?

Botulinum toxin injections are among the most studied cosmetic procedures and are safe for most healthy adults when performed by a licensed provider with FDA-approved product. Common, temporary side effects listed in the FDA prescribing information include injection-site bruising, headache and, less often, a temporarily drooping eyelid or brow. You should not receive it if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have an active infection at the injection site, have a known allergy to any botulinum toxin product, or have certain neuromuscular conditions such as myasthenia gravis; tell your provider about any of these at the consultation. Results appear in 3–7 days and peak at about two weeks.

How does Victoria Edward Spa compare to other med spas in Longwood?

As of September 2026, Victoria Edward Spa has 176 Google reviews with a 4.7 rating, the largest review base of any med spa in Longwood; nearby competitors have 4.8–5.0 ratings on 16–86 reviews. What sets Victoria Edward Spa apart is scope: it is the only Longwood location offering injectables, Morpheus8, laser hair removal, IV therapy, GLP-1 weight loss, massage, facials, hair and nails at one address, so one plan can cover face, body and wellness. It has served Central Florida for more than seven years. Read our reviews.

Where is Victoria Edward Spa, and which areas does it serve?

Victoria Edward Spa is at 242 W State Road 434, Longwood, FL 32750, in Seminole County, open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 AM to 7 PM, closed Sunday and Monday. It is about 15 minutes from Lake Mary, Altamonte Springs, Winter Springs, Casselberry and Sanford, and about 25 minutes from downtown Orlando. Free parking is on site. Call (321) 765-7779, text (407) 537-2355, or book online through Boulevard. See every community on our Areas We Serve page.

What’s new at Victoria Edward Spa in 2026?

This year the spa added Daxxify alongside Botox and Jeuveau, expanded the GLP-1 weight-loss program with monthly plans from $359, and opened a full hair and nail salon inside the Longwood location. Tuesday and Wednesday specials now run every week: toxins at $9.99 per unit on 20+ units, $100 off every filler syringe, and 10% off the rest of the menu.

Membership, specials and payment plans

Two memberships are available: Rejuvenate at $99 per month includes a monthly massage, facial or body scrub; Revive at $199 per month banks the amount toward any treatment with member pricing on injectables. Payment plans are available for larger treatments, and gift cards can be bought online.