10 Best Head Spas in Las Vegas

Dr Scalp Head Spa focuses on scalp care, hair wellness and relaxation through Korean head spa therapy, deep cleansing, scalp detox, nourishing hair care and calming spa rituals. Services address buildup, thinning hair, damaged hair, hair-loss concerns and healthier-looking growth, while facial wellness and neck-and-shoulder relaxation can be part of the experience.

Treatment choices include scalp consultation and analysis, deep shampoo and scalp treatment, exfoliation, hydration, hair masks, scalp tonics and growth-serum application. The spa suits guests seeking either a relaxing reset or more focused care for weak roots and scalp imbalance. Treatments are customized to the guest’s scalp condition, hair goals and relaxation needs.

Tea Scalp Hair Spa combines scalp treatments, hair washing and scalp massage with guidance on hair and scalp care. Appointments are required, and online scheduling is available for clients who prefer to plan ahead. The experience suits people seeking a focused scalp-care visit rather than a general spa treatment, with practitioners explaining treatment steps and recommending shampoo or care approaches based on the client’s concerns.

Invita Head Spa offers five Japanese-inspired hair and scalp treatments in its Las Vegas location. The Basic Scalp Treatment combines a personalized scalp analysis with double cleansing, scalp, shoulder and hot-towel massage, hair steaming, an eye mask, serum and aromatic essential-oil therapy.

The spa suits visitors seeking scalp care, hair vitality or deep relaxation in a dedicated head-spa setting. Treatments use scalp-focused products and are tailored after analysis, while the space includes calming music, water and massage-oriented amenities. Membership is available for guests who plan recurring visits.

LUXE Thai Spa & Massage offers traditional Thai, deep tissue, Swedish, aromatherapy and hot stone massage, along with combination treatments and couples massage. Traditional Thai massage uses acupressure, assisted yoga stretches and rhythmic movement, while deep tissue uses slow, firm pressure. Swedish massage provides a gentler option built around long strokes and kneading. The spa suits guests seeking relaxation or targeted work on tension, stiffness and mobility. The menu includes 60-, 90-minute and two-hour deep-tissue sessions, plus a 90-minute signature combo. Appointments are required.

Marma Head Spa focuses on scalp treatments paired with therapeutic massage techniques for the head, neck, and shoulders. Sessions are designed around relaxation, tension release, and a quieter mental reset, with services that include scalp-focused experiences, lymphatic facials, and blowouts with styling. The spa can suit first-time head-spa guests, people with or without hair, and visitors seeking a holistic-feeling treatment rather than a conventional salon appointment. Appointments are required, and the business recommends booking ahead. Its service format makes it a fit for those looking for a dedicated wellness session with massage and calming sensory elements.

Tibet Spa & Massage offers massage therapy in a calm setting, with appointment-based visits and on-site service. Treatments include deep-tissue work focused on feet, legs, tendons and other areas affected by hiking, climbing, paddling, snowboarding or long days of walking. Hot stones can be incorporated for warmth, while lighter pressure is also available for clients who prefer a gentler session. The spa suits both recovery-focused visits and occasional date nights, with free parking and a free multi-storey car park.

Zion Head Scalp Spa combines hair-scalp treatments with relaxation-focused massage services. Its offerings include scalp massage, body massage and combined head-spa treatments, with sessions designed around scalp health and relaxation. The spa also works with long locs and long hair, with an additional charge for locs or extra length noted in customer accounts. A serene treatment environment, appointment-based scheduling and weekday hours support planned self-care visits in Las Vegas.

Spring Spa - Massage offers massage services, foot scrubs, soaks and other spa treatments in a quaint Las Vegas parlor. Its menu and treatment setting suit visitors seeking a focused foot massage, a fuller body session or a relaxing appointment for two.

The spa also provides Thai massage, couples massage and 90-minute combination foot massage sessions. A room with six foot-massage chairs makes the business relevant for families or small groups, while individual appointments can focus on pressure and areas of tension.

Luxury Thai Spa Massage offers traditional Thai, Swedish, sports and deep-tissue massage, with treatments tailored to different needs. The spa also provides skincare treatments, including facials, and offers online scheduling and memberships.

Its setting combines Thai-inspired design, warm treatment beds and rooms in several configurations, including spaces for single, twin or multiple guests. The menu suits clients seeking assisted stretching and acupressure as well as people looking for focused work on muscular tension, soreness or stiffness.

Soulo Head & Scalp Spa CHINATOWN offers scalp-focused treatments designed around relaxation, massage and hair-care rituals. Services described include the Hair Growth Gua Sha Treatment, face massage, scalp massage and neck massage. Guests can request a preferred massage pressure, with practitioners checking comfort during treatment. The experience suits people seeking a self-care appointment, stress relief or a healthier-looking scalp in a peaceful spa setting. A facial massage can be added to the service for visitors who want the treatment to extend beyond the scalp and neck.