Persona Med Spa
Verified listingAbout Persona Med Spa
Persona Med Spa at 2311 W Alabama St in Houston is a med spa established in 2001 with a large treatment menu spanning facials, body contouring, injectables, hormone testing, and wellness services. It stands out from most listings here because it publishes actual per-treatment prices, so you can get a real sense of cost before you call.
The pricing is à la carte rather than membership-based, and the figures come from the facial-services menu, where treatments are listed as "Investment • $X." The captured prices range widely, from a $40 add-on and treatments in the $120 to $265 band for many facials, up to higher-end options like $495 and $995 sessions and multi-session packages at $1,500 and $2,100. One caveat: the site lists these prices as strings on the menu, and each dollar figure is not always matched to a single named treatment in what we reviewed, so confirm the exact price for the specific service you want. There is no monthly membership or program price; billing is per treatment.
The service list is extensive. Facials and skin treatments dominate, including diagnostic and clinical facials, MicroInfusion, the Persona Lift, acne and rosacea facials, dermaplaning, LED light therapy, and peels. Body and device treatments include CoolSculpting, EMSculpt, Morpheus8 face and body, Ultherapy, Exilis, CO2 laser, cellulite treatments, Endermologie, and Emsella. Injectables include Botox, Dysport, Xeomin, Kybella, Juvederm, and the Restylane family. For wellness there is IV therapy, hormone testing and balancing, gut health and micronutrient testing, acupuncture, regenerative medicine, laser hair removal, and PRF/exosomes for hair loss.
The team is named, which helps. It includes Kathi Jones (R.N., BSN), Dr. Stanley C. Jones (M.D.), several licensed estheticians and massage therapists such as Alison Ali (L.E.), Noemi Tovar (L.E., L.M.T.), and Joyce Winters (L.E., L.M.T.), and nurses including Lauren Webb (RN) and Carolyn Banks (RN), among others.
The gaps are modest. No consultation fee is stated. No prescription medication is named separately; injectables like Botox are recorded as services here, so if you are seeking a specific weight loss drug, ask, because it is not listed. Insurance is not addressed, telehealth is not mentioned, and a defined service area is not stated.
The hours are broad: Monday 9 am to 5 pm, Tuesday through Thursday 9 am to 7 pm, Friday 9 am to 6 pm, and Saturday 9 am to 5 pm, which includes several evenings and a full Saturday. For an aesthetics-focused searcher, this is a long-running spa with real published pricing; just confirm the exact cost for your chosen treatment before booking.
Sources: personamedicalspa.com.