Elite Face & Body Contours is a medical esthetics clinic in Oklahoma City that performs laser resurfacing, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, and injectables under the supervision of a licensed physician. The practice sits between a traditional day spa and a dermatology office, offering treatments with measurable clinical results rather than relaxation-focused services.
The clinic specializes in corrective and preventive skin treatments, not facials. A licensed esthetician or nurse performs most procedures under physician oversight. The scope includes ablative and non-ablative laser work, which means some treatments remove the outer skin layer while others work beneath the surface without visible peeling. This distinction matters: ablative treatments (like CO2 laser) require downtime; non-ablative options (like IPL for pigmentation) often allow same-day makeup and activity resumption. The facility is small and appointment-only, which means no walk-ins and typically shorter wait times than larger dermatology practices.
Chemical peels range from $150 to $400 depending on depth and area treated. A light glycolic peel for texture costs less than a medium TCA peel for sun damage or acne scarring. Microdermabrasion runs $100 to $250 per session; a series of three to six is standard for visible improvement in fine lines or mild acne marks. Laser treatments (IPL for redness and pigment, fractional laser for deeper wrinkles) typically cost $300 to $800 per session. Injectables and more complex procedures are quoted during consultation. Verify current pricing before booking, as treatment costs often shift seasonally.
The clinic packages multi-session treatments; bundling three laser sessions usually costs less per treatment than booking individually. First-time patients should expect a consultation fee separate from the treatment itself, typically $50 to $100.
Day spas in Oklahoma City offer facials and light chemical peels ($75 to $200) but employ estheticians without physician supervision and do not stock medical-grade lasers. Results are temporary and cosmetic. Dermatology practices like those in the Integris and OU Health systems treat skin disease (acne, eczema, psoriasis) and offer some cosmetic services but prioritize medical cases and often have longer wait times. Elite Face & Body Contours occupies the middle ground: medical-grade equipment and oversight, faster appointment availability, and a menu focused on aesthetic improvement rather than disease treatment.
Choose a day spa if you want relaxation and basic exfoliation. Choose a dermatologist if you have active skin disease alongside cosmetic concerns. Choose Elite Face & Body Contours if you want proven results on wrinkles, scarring, or pigmentation and can commit to a short downtime period and multiple sessions.
The clinic works well for patients with realistic expectations, willingness to follow post-treatment care (sunscreen, avoiding makeup for hours or days depending on the treatment), and the ability to return for follow-up appointments. Most people see visible improvement in texture and fine lines after three to six sessions spaced four to eight weeks apart. It suits older adults, people with acne scarring, and anyone with sun damage or melasma.
It does not suit patients seeking a single-visit fix, those who cannot tolerate mild redness or temporary peeling, or people with active cold sores or infections. Some laser treatments are contraindicated for darker skin tones due to burn risk; during consultation, the provider should discuss this and suggest safer alternatives like gentler chemical peels or IPL settings adjusted for your skin type.
Arrive 15 minutes early for paperwork. The esthetician or nurse will take a skin history, ask about past treatments and sensitivities, and discuss your goals. The physician will assess your skin and recommend a treatment plan, often starting with a gentler option to gauge tolerance. The first appointment is typically consultation only; the actual treatment is scheduled for a follow-up visit. Expect to spend 60 to 90 minutes on the first day. Bring sunglasses if you have had laser work, as eyes can be light-sensitive afterward.
The clinic operates by appointment only, typically Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with occasional Saturday availability. Street parking is available in the area; call ahead to confirm the exact address and parking arrangement. Confirm hours before your visit, as medical practices sometimes adjust their schedules seasonally or for training days.
Elite Face & Body Contours fills a practical gap in Oklahoma City's skin care landscape, offering physician-supervised treatments at lower cost than dermatology practices charge for the same work and with clinical rigor that day spas cannot match.
