Bloom Aesthetics

Bloom Aesthetics has been operating in the Dr. Phillips area of Orlando since 2017, making it one of the more established independent med spas in that part of town. It was founded by Aaron, a physician and Florida native who, according to the practice’s own site, completed medical school but doesn’t see patients clinically himself; instead he built the business and staffed it with licensed injectors and estheticians who handle the actual treatments. That’s a fairly common structure for owner-founded med spas, where the founder’s medical background shapes how the practice is run even if he isn’t the one holding the needle on any given appointment.

The treatment menu is heavy on injectables, covering Botox, Dysport, and Jeuveau for wrinkle relaxing along with a broad range of dermal fillers for lips, cheeks, and jawline contouring. Beyond neuromodulators, Bloom also offers Sculptra for gradual collagen stimulation, PDO thread lifts, and Kybella for chin fat reduction, plus newer additions like PCDC treatment and peptide injections. For clients more focused on wellness than aesthetics specifically, there’s also IV vitamin therapy and PRP treatments, including the P-Shot and O-Shot.

Skin care and energy-based treatments round out the rest of the menu: microdermabrasion, dermaplaning, SkinPen microneedling, exosomes, and a couple of chemical peel lines including Vi Peel and BioRePeel. On the laser and radiofrequency side, Bloom offers Morpheus8 for skin tightening, Diolaze XL for laser hair removal, Lumecca IPL for sun damage and redness, and a few additional RF and plasma resurfacing options. The practice also carries medical grade skincare lines including AlumierMD, ZO Skin Health, and SkinBetter Science for clients who want to build an at-home routine alongside their in-office treatments.

Bloom operates two locations, this one on West Sand Lake Road in Dr. Phillips and a second office in Lake Mary, which keeps it comfortably within the range of a small, independently grown practice rather than a larger franchise chain. Hours run Tuesday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with Monday reserved for appointment-only bookings rather than standard walk-in hours. The practice also offers patient financing for anyone spacing out the cost of a larger treatment plan. One quirk worth knowing: the practice’s social media accounts are branded under the handle “The Skin Savant,” a different name than the Bloom Aesthetics name used on the website and storefront, so don’t be thrown off if that name pops up while you’re searching for them online.

Because Bloom is owner-founded rather than backed by a national med spa investor group, the practice has more room to build its own protocols and product partnerships instead of following a corporate template used across dozens of identical locations. That independence shows up in the breadth of the treatment menu, which covers everything from basic wrinkle relaxers to more involved regenerative treatments like PRF and exosomes, options that a smaller, less established practice might not have the volume or training to offer consistently. For Dr. Phillips area residents comparing med spas, Bloom’s eight-plus years in business and its two-location footprint put it in a solid middle ground: established enough to have a real track record, but still small enough to be considered a genuinely local, independently run practice.