Dr. Syed Jamal, MD
LVS La Vie Med Spas + Day Spa
Austin, TX
Med Spa
- Two Austin locations
- Woman-owned
- Financing available
Botox
7 results
Facelift
2 results
What LVS La Vie Med Spas + Day Spa offers
LVS La Vie Med Spas + Day Spa is a medical spa in Austin, Texas. It has published 9 before-and-after results on Afters: 7 Botox and 2 facelift.
Its doctor is Dr. Syed Jamal. Consultations are offered in person, and financing is available through Cherry.
Dr. Syed Jamal, MD
Dr. Syed Jamal is the medical director of LVS La Vie Med Spas in Austin, a role he has held since 2014. He is an internist who has run a medical practice in Jacksboro, Texas since 1995, where he was Chief of Medical Staff at Faith Community Hospital from 1996 to 2014 and medical director of its emergency room.
He earned his medical degree at Aga Khan University in Karachi, completed an internal medicine residency at New York Medical College in Valhalla, New York, from 1991 to 1994, and then a fellowship in oncology and hematology at the same school in 1995.
He has also served as medical director for hospice, nursing home and hormone replacement clinic programs, and as president of the North Texas Regional Advisory Council on Trauma from 1999 to 2002. He is a member of the Texas Medical Association and the Jack County/Palo Pinto County Medical Society.
Credentials & affiliations
- Fellowship in Oncology/Hematology, New York Medical College
- Member, Texas Medical Association
The team
Justin Sarabia is a registered nurse with a bachelor’s degree in nursing who works as an aesthetic nurse injector at LVS La Vie Med Spas, seeing guests at the Oakland Avenue location. He focuses on injectables for the lips and cheeks, regenerative treatments including PRP, peptides, IV therapies and skincare plans.
Morgan Hinojosa is a registered nurse and aesthetic nurse injector at LVS La Vie Med Spas. She has seven years of experience in nursing and now focuses on IV infusions, PRP and PRF treatments and injectables.
McKenzie Dahle is a registered nurse and aesthetic nurse injector at LVS La Vie Med Spas, seeing guests at the Rainey Street location. She focuses on lip and cheek injectables, PRP, peptides, regenerative treatments, IV therapies and skincare plans.
Treatments
See its results for each, and ask for an interactive quote with your price.
Med spa and day spa on Rainey Street in Austin, with a second location on Oakland Avenue
LVS La Vie Med Spas + Day Spa is a woman-owned medical spa and day spa in Austin’s Rainey Street district, with a second location at 509 Oakland Avenue. It offers injectables such as Botox and fillers, PRP and other regenerative treatments, laser treatments, body sculpting, IV therapy, GLP-1 weight loss therapy and AviClear acne treatment, along with facials, massage, brow and lash services and waxing.
What to know
- In person consultations
- FinancingCherry
Where it is
Hours
- Mon
- Closed
- Tue–Sat
- 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
- Sun
- Closed
Reviews
120 Google reviews
“I had a really good experience at LVS Med Spa! As a guy, I felt comfortable from the moment I walked in. The staff was friendly, professional, and made sure I felt relaxed throughout the visit. Everything was clean, and they took the time to explain the process and answer my questions. I’m really happy with my experience and would definitely recommend LVS Med Spa to other men looking for quality skincare and professional service!”
“Had the best experience with Anna. grieving a loss and I came in here and she made me feel so special. And gave me the best price on my treatment.She is amazing im so glad I came. . thank you so much! will absolutely come back just to see her”
“I am sad to leave a negative review because the staff was extremely nice and friendly but I will not be returning. To start, the appointment system is disorganized and I had to come back 3 hours after when my appointment was initially supposed to be. Then for my service I received treatment on my masseters (which I've had done multiple times at other places) and I am not pleased at all. When she tried to inject I felt the Dysport literally splash onto my face mid-service, also the injections felt very different on both sides and uneven, and now one side of my face looks off and has had no change in jaw muscle. I am very disappointed and trying to hold back my tears.”
“I have never left a negative review for a place ever but I sadly have only bad things to say about this. Whatever you do, save your money and go somewhere else. I had to wait an extra 3 hours for my appointment, the woman injecting me did not seem to know what she was doing, I got dysport splashed all over my cheek, and my injections were done incorrectly - so now my smile is uneven and looks off. I have had Botox/dysport many times in the past (at other places in the area) and I am so upset I trusted this place - will not be going back and would not recommend.”
“This review is long overdue, but I feel compelled to share my awful experience with this salon’s service. I went in for a root touch-up and a haircut with Joe. I specifically asked him to ensure the color wasn’t too dark, as the rest of my hair was lighter due to sun exposure and previous coloring. Unfortunately, the result was completely off—my roots were brownish-black (see the photo). When I said to Joe it was almost black, he assured me the color would lighten after a few washes. Any experienced colorist knows that permanent color does not lighten with washing. To make matters worse, my ears and forehead were covered in dye, which Joe neither prevented nor cleaned up. I regret not taking a photo because I have never had this issue at any salon before, not even when I color my own hair at home. The haircut was just as disappointing. Instead of the layered look I requested, my hair was unevenly chopped (as shown in the second photo, taken at another salon a month later). I went to my stylist in LA a month later, who spent four hours coloring my hair in 3 stages to fix it. And she showed me how my haircut was uneven and choppy (see photo). This was a very expensive visit with money and damage done to my hair.”
