Best medical aesthetics clinics, ranked worldwide

The GCR Rating is computed from verified patient reviews — rating, volume and recency — using a Bayesian model, not a simple average, and that calculation is the same for every specialty GCR ranks. Clinics in this ranking provide injectables, laser treatment and non-surgical skin rejuvenation — patients evaluating this category typically weigh how natural the result looked against what was discussed beforehand. See the full methodology for the exact formula.

No. The GCR Rating is a separate score (out of 5, to three decimals) computed from verified review rating, volume and recency using a Bayesian model — not a simple star average. Two medical aesthetics clinics with the same Google star rating can end up with different GCR Ratings once volume and recency are factored in.

There's no fixed cutoff. GCR's Bayesian model pulls a clinic's average toward the medical aesthetics specialty-wide mean in proportion to how few verified reviews it has — so a clinic with limited review history starts near the typical score for the specialty and earns its way up or down as more verified reviews accumulate, rather than being excluded outright.

Rankings are refreshed on a regular cycle as new verified reviews come in, so a medical aesthetics clinic's position can move up or down over time as its underlying review data changes.

GCR ranks clinics it has verified review data for. If a clinic you're considering isn't listed, you can suggest it for review — GCR will look into adding it once enough verified patient data is available.