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Pricing & Memberships
You get an exact price before anything is booked, and nothing is added on the day. We publish ranges rather than a fixed list, because what you need depends on your skin, your labs and your goals — and a menu price for a treatment you do not need is not a helpful number. Ranges are shown when you book, and confirmed at your consultation.
Being straight about it
Why We Don't Publish a Price List
The honest reason, not the marketing one.
A price list works when everyone buys the same thing. Aesthetics and wellness are not like that. Two people asking for the same treatment frequently need different amounts of it, different numbers of sessions, or something else entirely.
Publish a single number and one of two things happens. Either it is quoted low and gets revised upward on the day — which is how people end up feeling sold to — or it is quoted high to cover every case, and you overpay for a straightforward one.
So we do it the other way around: ranges up front so you can plan, an exact figure at consultation once we know what you actually need, and that figure holds. If a treatment turns out not to be right for you, we say so, and there is nothing to pay for the plan we did not do.
What moves the number
What Actually Drives the Cost
| Treatment type | Priced by | Sold as |
|---|---|---|
| Wrinkle relaxers | The unit used | Per visit |
| Dermal fillers | The syringe | Per visit |
| Morpheus8, microneedling, PRP | Area and number of sessions | A course |
| Laser hair removal | Size of the area | A package of 6–8 |
| CO2 and IPL | Area; IPL by series, CO2 usually single | Both |
| Weight loss and hormones | Monthly program, plus labs | Ongoing |
| IV therapy and injections | The blend | Single or pack |
| Head spa and beauty | Length of service | Per appointment, deposit taken |
Consultation fees apply toward treatment where you go ahead. You are not paying twice for the conversation.
Ranges by area
Where to Find Your Range
Ranges are shown against each service when you book, so you see them before you commit to anything.
- InjectablesWrinkle relaxers and dermal fillers
- Skin & LaserMorpheus8, microneedling, CO2, IPL, laser hair removal
- Weight LossMonthly programs including monitoring
- Hormones & WellnessHormone therapy, testosterone, IV therapy
- Head Spa & BeautyHead spa, facials, brow, lash, waxing
- MembershipsMonthly plans across all of the above
Memberships
Who a Membership Is Actually For
Worth it for some people and not for others, which is not something most practices will tell you.
It makes sense if
You are already coming in regularly — maintenance injectables, a monthly wellness program, or a head spa you book anyway. A membership turns a recurring spend into a predictable one and takes a percentage off treatments, supplements and skincare.
The discount carries across the head spa side as well as the medical side, which is where it quietly adds up for people who use both.
It does not make sense if
You come in twice a year. A membership is not a saving if you are paying monthly for something you use occasionally — and we would rather you did the arithmetic honestly than joined and felt obliged.
Ask at your consultation and we will tell you plainly whether your pattern of visits justifies it.
Red light therapy is complimentary with head spa visits, and is not something we charge members separately for.
Practicalities
Paying, Packages & Deposits
- Consultation firstMedical treatment starts with a visit. Payment is collected when you book, and consent and intake forms go out automatically.
- Packages are prepaidWhere a treatment needs a course — laser hair removal, Morpheus8, microneedling — the balance counts down as you use it, all in one record.
- Head spa takes a deposit$75 to $100 depending on the service, deducted from the price on the day. Rooms are booked one at a time.
- Nothing added on the dayIf the plan changes at your visit, you hear the new figure and agree to it before anything happens.
- Gift cardsAvailable, and a genuinely good present for the head spa in particular.
Before you book
Questions We Get Asked Most
Why don't you list your prices?
Because two people asking for the same treatment often need different amounts of it, different numbers of sessions, or something else entirely. A single published number is either quoted low and revised upward on the day, or quoted high to cover every case. We publish ranges up front and give you an exact figure at consultation, and that figure holds.
Will the price change on the day?
No. If the plan changes at your visit, you hear the new figure and agree to it before anything happens. Nothing gets added quietly.
Does my consultation fee come off the treatment?
Yes, where you go ahead. You are not paying twice for the same conversation.
Is a membership worth it?
If you are already coming in regularly, usually yes — it makes a recurring spend predictable and takes a percentage off treatments, supplements and skincare, including on the head spa side. If you visit twice a year, probably not, and we will say so rather than sign you up.
Do you take insurance?
Aesthetic treatments are not covered by insurance. Some wellness services may be eligible for HSA or FSA payment depending on your plan and the reason for treatment — ask us and we can provide documentation, though eligibility is between you and your plan administrator.
Can I pay for a course over time?
Courses are prepaid as a package, which is what makes the balance count down cleanly at each visit. Ask at your consultation about the options available to you.
What if I decide not to go ahead?
Then there is nothing to pay for the treatment. A consultation is a conversation about whether something is right for you, and sometimes the answer is no.
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Ranges are shown against each service when you book. Aesthetics and wellness are booked through our patient system; head spa and beauty are booked through GlossGenius.
Pricing ranges are indicative and depend on the treatment plan agreed at your consultation. You receive an exact figure before anything is booked, and nothing is added on the day. Memberships are subject to their own terms. Information on this site is for general education and is not a substitute for a consultation with a licensed provider.