Refresh Medical

Refresh Medical is a physician-led med spa located at 1545 East Avenue, Suite 2, in Rochester, NY. The practice is directed by Dr. Rich Coia and Dr. Steph Corey, both board-certified emergency medicine physicians who bring clinical training to the field of facial aesthetics. Operating out of a converted 1879 mansion within Rochester's East Avenue Historic District, Refresh Medical offers a range of injectable, laser, and wellness treatments. The practice is a member of the Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce and serves patients throughout Monroe County.

Refresh Medical provides a focused menu of aesthetic and wellness services, all performed or supervised by its physician directors. Injectable treatments include neurotoxins such as Botox, Dysport, and Jeuveau, along with dermal fillers from the Juvederm and Restylane lines and Sculptra biostimulant injections. On the laser side, the practice uses Venus platform devices for treatments including TriBella laser resurfacing, IPL photofacial, Venus Viva MD skin resurfacing, MP² skin tightening, and laser hair removal. Additional offerings include:

• Physician-grade chemical peels
• Professional facials and dermaplaning
• IV therapy
• GLP-1 weight loss therapy
• Perimenopause management

The practice addresses a variety of skin concerns, from acne scarring and rosacea to uneven skin tone and sagging skin. Hours run Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Refresh Medical distinguishes itself through its physician-led model — both co-directors hold board certification in emergency medicine, a background that emphasizes patient safety and clinical precision during aesthetic procedures. The practice combines this medical foundation with aesthetic services like neurotoxin injections and laser resurfacing, treating all procedures under direct physician oversight rather than delegating to non-physician providers.

The practice occupies a suite inside a historic 1879 Chateauesque-style mansion on East Avenue, originally designed by architect John R. Thomas for William W. Chapin. The building sits within Rochester's East Avenue Historic District, a tree-lined corridor listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The George Eastman Museum and the Memorial Art Gallery are both nearby along this stretch, and the East Avenue Wegmans is within walking distance. Street parking is available along East Avenue, and the location is easily accessible from the broader Monroe County area.