picked by agentsPicked by Agents index · Med spas in Chicago, IL
We asked Meta Muse and Instinct this exact question in October 2026. Below is who each one picked, who it shortlisted, and who it looked at and passed on, in its own words.
ImageLab Med Spa
picked by Instinct, shortlisted by Meta Muse
United States · Meta Muse via a research connector · asked 2026-10-01 16:39 UTC
“Led by quadruple board-certified facial plastic surgeon Dr. John D. Rachel, MD, FACS (in practice since 2001) with named injectors (Carol, Stephanie) earning strong Botox reviews, published pricing of $15/unit Botox ($13 Dysport) and a complimentary virtual consultation when you sign up online — though only that request/sign-up path was visible and no actual dated appointment times could be seen without creating an account.”
“Chicago-only clinic rated 4.9/5 with 500+ reviews advertising Allergan-certified injectors with 50+ years of combined expertise and a $9.99/unit intro offer (members lock in $10-11/unit).”
“Transparent price grid with Botox/Dysport at $9/unit (first Jeuveau session $8/unit, follow-ups $13) and injectors with 10,000+ combined treatments who publish a conservative-first philosophy.”
“Botox at $15/unit with free consult and new-patient tox special, but injectors are not named and qualification detail is thinner than the picks.”
“Botox/Xeomin from $10.95/unit and licensed nurse practitioners across four Chicagoland locations, but the Chicago proper presence is limited to Mount Greenwood and pricing is framed as 'from' only.”
“Only surfaced on a medical-Botox article page ($10/unit for TMJ/migraine use under Dr. Tulsi Kotecha), not a verified cosmetic-Botox consultation offering.”
“A dental office with a 2023 Groupon Botox deal under Dr. Vlad Crutcher — not a dedicated med-spa consultation path and stale deal pricing.”
Instinct over iMessage · asked 2026-10-01 15:54 UTC
“Opened page lists Botox at a regular $14 per unit with named injectors (Jasmine Jackson, MSN, FNP-BC, plus RN injectors Joyce Serrano and McKale Crowther); no dated appointment time was visible, so availability is unknown.”
“Opened page says every visit is supervised by a nurse practitioner with per-unit pricing and both Botox and Xeomin offered, but I did not capture the unit price and saw no open slot.”
“Opened page offers a first-visit special of $189 for 20 units of tox 'regardless of brand' (so the brand is not specified) with a consultation, but the injectors were not named and no appointment time was seen.”
“Search result titled as $15 per unit, not opened separately.”
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