Dr. Linda Sodoma Aesthetics and Gynecology

About Dr. Linda Sodoma Aesthetics and Gynecology

What is Dr. Linda Sodoma Aesthetics and Gynecology?

This is a gynecology and medical aesthetics practice in Mesa, Arizona, run by Dr. Linda Sodoma, D.O., who is described as a board-certified gynecologist who has worked in the East Valley and greater Phoenix area for over 20 years. The practice is mainly a women's health and gynecology office, a solo physician practice, that also runs a menu of aesthetic treatments (body contouring, facials, microneedling, laser hair removal and more) alongside hormone therapy and other wellness services like the O-Shot and vaginal rejuvenation. Hormone therapy here uses bioidentical hormone pellets, a small pellet placed under the skin that releases hormones gradually, and treatment starts with a consultation and blood work to see which hormones are out of balance. Some of the practice's own pages describe the hormone therapy as happening at a Gilbert, AZ office under the name Life Care for Women, while the address and hours listed for the practice are for the Mesa office only, so it is worth asking directly where your hormone therapy visits would actually take place.

What does it cost?

No prices are published for hormone therapy, the consultation, blood work, or the pellet procedure itself. There is a "Pellet Payment Consent" form listed among the intake paperwork, which suggests pellets are billed as their own line item, but no dollar figures appear anywhere. It also does not say whether insurance is accepted for hormone therapy or whether any cash-pay discount or financing applies, though a general "Financing Information" page exists for the practice. If cost matters to your decision, ask for a number before you book a consultation.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether your hormone therapy visits, including the pellet insertion itself, happen at the Mesa address or at a separate Gilbert location, since the practice's own pages describe both. Ask what the consultation costs and whether that fee is credited toward treatment if you move forward. Ask what the blood work costs and whether it is billed separately from the pellet procedure. Ask how often pellets need to be replaced and what each refill costs, since the pellets are described as a recurring treatment rather than a one-time procedure. Ask whether insurance is accepted for any part of hormone therapy, including the labs. Ask directly whether Dr. Sodoma is the one who evaluates you and inserts the pellets, since she is the only prescriber named.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want hormone therapy handled by a long-established gynecology practice rather than a telehealth-only hormone company, and you don't mind doing some legwork up front to confirm location, pricing and what a visit actually includes. It may be less of a fit if you want published pricing or a telehealth option before you pick up the phone.

Sources: lindasodomadoplc.com, lindasodomadoplc.com/hormone-therapy

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Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 8:00am - 5:00pm,Tuesday 8:00 - 4:00pm,Friday 7:30am - 12:30pm,Closed for lunch from 12:00 - 1:00pm everyday except Friday

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