Crystallume Medical Spa
Med spa in Frederick, MD
Crystallume was founded by Dr. Alan Rohrer and Ann Rohrer, and the business says it has more than 20 years of medical spa care behind it. It is physician-led and operates from unit A1 inside the EZCare Clinic on West Patrick Street in Frederick.
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Crystallume was founded by Dr. Alan Rohrer and Ann Rohrer, and the business says it has more than 20 years of medical spa care behind it. It is physician-led and operates from unit A1 inside the EZCare Clinic on West Patrick Street in Frederick.
Visits begin with a conversation. Staff take time to learn what a client is hoping for and what concerns they have before recommending anything, and every skin care client has a consultation and a customized plan before treatment starts. The business also states that every treatment is performed by a licensed physician or certified specialist.
The salon offers two hair removal methods. According to the salon, electrolysis is the only FDA-approved option for permanent hair removal, and it can be used on every hair shade and skin tone, including fair, red and white hair. Sessions are listed from $35, and Booksy shows timed sessions ranging from $35 for 5 minutes to $230 for 2 hours. Laser hair removal is directed at larger zones such as the legs, underarms, bikini area and back. A course typically runs 6 to 8 sessions, spaced several weeks apart, and Booksy lists it at $200.
Injectables include Botox, Xeomin, JuvéDerm, Versa, Radiesse and lip filler. Botox is listed at $10 per unit and takes about 15 to 20 minutes. The site describes results appearing within 3 to 7 days and lasting 3 to 4 months. Botox areas listed include the forehead, frown lines, crow's feet, bunny lines, lip lines, chin and neck bands. Versa is a dermal filler listed on Booksy as similar to JuvéDerm, at $450. Radiesse is a calcium-based filler that adds volume and stimulates collagen production, and is listed at $730. Wrinkle reduction is described as minimally invasive with little to no downtime, and is listed at $200.
Laser tattoo removal uses laser energy to break up ink, which the body clears over several weeks. Most tattoos need 5 to 10 sessions spaced 6 to 8 weeks apart, and according to the site, black and dark blue ink respond fastest. Skin care services include acne removal for active breakouts, spot removal for age spots, sun spots and hyperpigmentation, and skin rejuvenating IPL for sun damage, redness and uneven tone. Vi Peel chemical peels are listed at $300 on Booksy. Gift cards and service packages are offered. Appointments can be booked online through Booksy or by calling (301) 471-3642.
Consultation comes first: staff aim to understand each client's goals and concerns before recommending a treatment, and skin care clients receive a customized plan before any treatment begins.
Specials & promotions
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50% off Vi Peel chemical peels
On their website as of Oct 28, 2026 · Where we saw it
Services
Final prices may vary.
Injectable treatments, including Botox and Xeomin by the area, and fillers such as Versa, JuvéDerm, Radiesse and lip filler.
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Xeomin one area $180
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One Area Botox $200
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Lip Filler $450
Electrolysis for permanent hair removal, performed by Ann Rohrer, with timed sessions listed on Booksy.
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Electrolysis Hair Removal $35+
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Laser hair removal $200
Laser sessions that break up ink over a series of appointments, planned with Dr. Alan Rohrer and Ann Rohrer.
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Tattoo Removal $250+
Wrinkle and brown spot treatments, Vi Peel, and fillers including Versa, JuvéDerm and Radiesse, listed together as medical aesthetics services.
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Electrolysis $75
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Wrinkles removal $200
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Tattoos remove $250
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Brown spot removal $300
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Vi peel $300
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Versa Dermal Filler Just like Juvederm $450
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Juverderm $720
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Juverderm XC Dermal filler $720
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Radieese $730
Acne removal, spot removal, skin rejuvenating IPL, Vi Peel chemical peels and wrinkle reduction, with a consultation before treatment.
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IPL brown spot removal $300
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Vi Peel 50% off $300
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Acne Removal Price at booking
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Skin Rejuvenating IPL Price at booking
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Spot Removal Price at booking
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Vi Peel chemical peels Price at booking
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Wrinkle Reduction Price at booking
Photos
Meet the team
- Ann Rohrer Co-founder
- Dr. Alan Rohrer Founder, Medical Director
- Dr. Alan Rohrer, MD Medical Director & Injector
Team members listed on their website. Individual roles, credentials, and current employment have not been independently verified.crystallumemedspa.com (opens in a new tab)
- Highlights
- Electrolysis, described by the business as the only FDA-approved method for permanent hair removal, suits all hair colors and skin tones
- Physician-led, with a Medical Director who administers all injectable treatments
- Laser tattoo removal plans are built together by Dr. Alan Rohrer and Ann Rohrer
- Skin care clients have a consultation and customized plan before any treatment
- Gift cards and service packages are available
- Good for
- permanent hair removal
- larger-area laser hair removal
- planning a multi-session tattoo removal
- injectable and filler consultations
- skin care with a consultation first
- gift buyers
- Treats
- unwanted hair
- active breakouts
- age spots
- sun spots
- hyperpigmentation
- sun damage
- redness
- uneven tone
- wrinkles and frown lines
- loss of volume
- Techniques
- electrolysis
- laser hair removal
- laser tattoo removal
- intense pulsed light (IPL)
- chemical peels
- Botox
- dermal fillers
- calcium-based filler
Products & treatments
- Botox
- Xeomin
- JuvéDerm
- Versa
- Radiesse
- Vi Peel
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