Is a Med Spa Membership Worth It? The Real Math on Oxygen Med Spa’s $60-a-Month, 30%-Off-Facials Membership — Who It Pays Off For in Orland Park, Who Should Skip It, and What to Ask Before You Sign

By the Oxygen Med Spa team · Updated September 2026

Most articles about med spa memberships never tell you the number, and a membership is nothing but a number. Ours is $60 a month, and it gives you 30 percent off every facial session you book — the Hollywood facial, the Hydrofacial, microdermabrasion, the IPL photofacial, the deep-cleansing and anti-aging facials, the express Glow & Go. Whether that is worth it for you comes down to arithmetic you can do in your head, plus one question about your habits that only you can answer. This guide does the arithmetic, tells you honestly which kind of patient the membership pays off for and which it doesn’t, and lists the questions we’d want answered before joining any spa’s program, including ours.

Oxygen Med Spa — a licensed skin studio for facials, peels, microneedling, laser, and tightening, located at 14360 South La Grange Road, Unit D, Orland Park, IL 60462. Monday through Saturday, 10 to 5: (708) 229-8800.

Quick Answer: A med spa membership is worth it when the discount it gives you exceeds the fee you pay for it — and that is a monthly-habit question. Oxygen Med Spa’s membership costs $60 a month and takes 30 percent off any facial session. Thirty percent of $200 is $60, so once your monthly facial spending passes about $200 — one premium facial with an add-on, or two standard facials — the membership pays for itself and everything above that is savings. If you get a professional facial once a month or more, join. If you come in twice a year, don’t; buy the facial, use the $25 first-facial offer and the free skin analysis, and take the seasonal specials instead. Details and sign-up are on our membership page: (708) 229-8800.

What the Membership Actually Is

The Oxygen Laser & Medspa Membership is a flat $60 a month. In return, every facial session you book is 30 percent off — not a credit toward one specific treatment, not a points scheme, a straight discount on the facial menu: the Hollywood facial, the Hydrofacial, microdermabrasion, the IPL photofacial, and the deep-cleansing, hydrating oxygen, anti-aging enzyme, and express Glow & Go facials on our facials menu. Each facial runs 45 to 60 minutes — exfoliation, steam, extractions, massage, moisturizer, and protection — with add-ons such as dermaplaning and LED light therapy available. That’s the whole program. The simplicity is the point: there is nothing to track, nothing to lose at the end of the month, and no fine print about which facial qualifies.

The Math, Done Honestly

Thirty percent off has a break-even point, and it’s easy to find: the fee is $60, and $60 is 30 percent of $200. So the membership pays for itself in any month you spend $200 or more on facials before the discount, and it costs you money in any month you spend less. In practice that means: one premium facial a month with an add-on, or two facials a month, and you’re ahead; one standard facial a month, and you’re roughly even — you paid $60 to save about $60, and the value is in the routine rather than the savings; a facial every other month, and you’re behind — skip the membership and use the offers below. Over a year, the monthly-facial patient who spends $250 a month saves $75 a month after the fee, $900 a year, on treatments she was going to get anyway. That is the only calculation that matters, and we would rather you run it than join out of enthusiasm.

Who the Membership Is Built For

The person who already gets a monthly facial, or wants to and keeps not booking it. The acne-prone patient whose skin needs regular extractions and LED to stay clear. The Tinley Park or Frankfort professional who does a Hydrofacial before every quarter’s presentations and a Hollywood facial before every event. The Homer Glen mother whose skin only gets attention when it’s on the calendar. The patient in her fifties maintaining the results of a peel series or a skin tightening program with monthly facials between the bigger treatments. The bride or the mother of the bride building a six-month runway to the photos. And the patient who treats her skin the way she treats the gym — as a standing appointment, not an occasional splurge. For all of them the membership is the cheaper way to do what they already do, and the fixed monthly fee turns “I should book a facial” into “my facial is Thursday.”

Who Should Skip It

The twice-a-year facial patient. The patient whose real goal is a one-time treatment — a peel series, a microneedling course, laser hair removal — rather than ongoing facials, since the membership discount applies to facials, not to those services. Anyone who signs up for the good intention and doesn’t book; a membership only saves money if you use it. If that’s you, the better path is to pay per visit, take the $25 off your first facial and the free skin analysis, watch our hot deals page for the seasonal specials — the TCA peel special at $100 instead of $250 is the current one — and come in when your skin needs it. We’d rather have a happy pay-per-visit patient than a member who feels she’s paying for nothing.

How It Compares to Buying a Package

Packages and memberships solve different problems. A package is a fixed number of a specific treatment bought at a discount — six laser sessions for one area, a series of three peels — and it’s the right choice when you know exactly which treatment you’re committing to. The membership is a standing discount on the whole facial menu, so you can do a Hydrofacial this month, a Hollywood facial before a wedding next month, and microdermabrasion after, all at 30 percent off, without deciding in advance. Patients who want both use both: a package for the series treatment, the membership for the facials that maintain the result between sessions. Current session pricing for every service is on our med spa price by session page, which is the place to run your own numbers.

Why Consistency Is the Part You Can’t Buy Separately

Facials work the way exercise works: one is pleasant, twelve change something. Monthly extractions keep pores from re-clogging; regular exfoliation keeps skin turning over instead of dulling; hydration and LED compound; and the provider who sees your skin every month catches the melasma patch, the new breakout pattern, or the dryness before it becomes a problem — and adjusts the treatment, the add-on, and the home regimen accordingly. That is the benefit that never appears on a price sheet, and it’s the reason members tend to need fewer corrective treatments over time. The membership’s real product is the habit; the 30 percent is what makes the habit affordable.

What Else Members Get

Beyond the facial discount: first access to seasonal specials, the referral rewards program for the friends you’ll inevitably send, priority on the calendar during the busy stretches (pre-holiday and post-New Year weeks fill first), a home-care plan that follows your monthly visits, and the free skin analysis that starts every membership. Members also tend to be the first to know when a new treatment arrives at the spa, because their providers see them every month. Our skin rejuvenation menu is where most members eventually add a treatment beyond facials.

Questions to Ask Before You Join Any Med Spa Membership

Ask these of any spa in the south suburbs, ours included, before you sign. What exactly is discounted, and what isn’t — facials only, or other services? Is there a minimum commitment, and how do you cancel or pause? Does anything roll over or expire at month’s end? Who performs the treatments, and are they licensed? Can you use the discount on add-ons? Is there a sign-up fee? What happens to the price if the menu changes? A good program answers all seven in a sentence each; a program that can’t is not worth a monthly charge. Ours is answered on the membership page and by any provider at the front desk, in plain language, before you sign.

Why Orland Park Patients Choose Oxygen Med Spa’s Membership

Because it’s simple and the number is public. Because the facials are performed by licensed providers who explain what they’re doing and why. Because the same spa offers the peels, microneedling, laser, IPL, and skin tightening a member eventually wants, so the plan grows without changing providers. Because La Grange Road is a short drive for members coming from Frankfort, Mokena, Tinley Park, Homer Glen, New Lenox, Oak Forest, Lockport, and the Palos communities, with appointments six days a week. And because the patients who join tend to stay — read them on our about us page and see the results in our gallery.

Med Spa Membership Questions Our Patients Ask

How much is the Oxygen Med Spa membership?

$60 a month, for 30 percent off any facial session.

When does the membership pay for itself?

At about $200 a month in facial spending before the discount — one premium facial with an add-on, or two facials. Above that, everything is savings.

Does the 30 percent apply to peels, microneedling, or laser hair removal?

The membership discount is for facial sessions. Those treatments are priced per session and as packages, and members are first to hear about specials on them.

Which facials are included?

Any facial session on the menu — Hollywood, Hydrofacial, microdermabrasion, IPL photofacial, deep cleansing, hydrating oxygen, anti-aging enzyme, and Glow & Go express.

Is there a commitment or a cancellation fee?

The terms are on the membership page and explained at sign-up in plain language; ask the front desk and you’ll get a one-sentence answer.

Can I get the first-facial offer and then decide?

Yes — take $25 off your first facial and the free skin analysis, see how your skin responds, and join when the monthly math makes sense.

Is a membership better than a facial package?

A package is for one specific treatment in a set number; the membership is a standing discount across the whole facial menu. Monthly-facial patients usually prefer the membership; series patients buy the package; many use both.

Run the Math, Then Decide

If your skin gets professional attention once a month or more, a $60 membership with 30 percent off every facial is the cheapest way to keep doing it; if it doesn’t, don’t join — use the first-facial offer and the specials. Sign up or ask your questions on our membership page, call (708) 229-8800, or book a first facial through our contact and booking page. Monday through Saturday, 10 to 5, at 14360 South La Grange Road, Unit D, Orland Park.