Medically licensed beauty clinics — injectables, laser treatments, dermatology and aesthetic medicine. All listed clinics are registered with the Estonian Health Board. See all salons at /salongid.
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This section holds 74 aesthetic clinics with a medical licence — that licence is the only thing separating them from the rest of the directory's salons. The clinics sit in 10 cities and 8 counties, most of them in Tallinn (49) and Tartu (9). Here you will find procedures a regular beauty salon cannot legally offer: injectable dermal fillers, botulinum toxin, mesotherapy, microneedling and medical laser treatment. If you are looking for a hairdresser, a manicure or a classic facial, the full directory is under /salongid.
Injectable dermal fillers, botulinum toxin and medical laser treatment are healthcare services in Estonia. They may only be provided by an institution licensed by the Estonian Health Board (Terviseamet), where the procedure is carried out or supervised by a healthcare professional with the relevant qualification.
This section of the directory holds only listings whose licence we have verified. That is a checkable fact, not a quality rating — a licence says the clinic is permitted to perform the procedure, not that the result is better.
The most common services are botulinum toxin (46 clinics), biorevitalisation (39) and filler injections (39), followed by mesotherapy (36), dermatologist consultations (36) and facials (34). Most clinics offer both medical and everyday beauty services.
In total, more than a hundred different services are represented in this section. The list can be narrowed by service if you are looking for a particular procedure.
Ask who performs the procedure and what their qualification is — doctor, nurse or beautician. Ask for the name and manufacturer of the product used, and what happens in the event of a complication and who monitors you then.
A sound clinic holds a consultation before a first injectable procedure, talks the risks through and gives written aftercare instructions. If none of that is offered, that is a reason to keep looking.
Every procedure has its own page in the directory, listing only the clinics that offer it. Searching by city, open your city's page.
Our guides section carries procedure-by-procedure overviews explaining what to expect, what it costs and what the risks are.
Yes. Only listings whose licence from the Estonian Health Board (Terviseamet) we have verified reach this section. The rest of the directory, where a licence is neither required nor checked, is under /salongid.
Under a medical licence, an aesthetic clinic may carry out procedures that breach the skin barrier or use medical devices — injections, laser treatment, deeper peels. A beauty salon offers services that need no licence: hairdressing, manicures, classic facials, massage.
The directory holds 74 licensed aesthetic clinics in 10 cities and 8 counties. Most of them are in Tallinn (49) and Tartu (9); outside the larger cities the coverage is thinner.
The Estonian Health Board (Terviseamet) keeps a public register of healthcare providers that can be searched by the institution's name. We check it before adding a listing to this section, but you can always look it up there yourself.
No. Botulinum toxin relaxes the muscle and smooths expression lines, while a filler adds volume and fills a fold. They are different products with different durations and different prices, though they are often done at the same visit.
Some clinics have supplied a price list, which is shown service by service on the clinic's page. The final price of a medical procedure often depends on the amount of product used, which becomes clear at the consultation.
