Sense Wellness Clinic & Medspa

About Sense Wellness Clinic & Medspa

What is Sense Wellness Clinic & Medspa?

Sense Wellness Clinic & Medspa is a medspa and wellness practice in Mesa, Arizona, at 2830 E Brown Rd #9. It is run by Michelle Branton Locke, DNP, AGNP-C, RNFA, who has been in healthcare since 2003 and has a background in surgical oncology and urology nursing before moving into wellness and aesthetics. She treats both men and women, and the practice's services split between hormone therapy and medically supervised weight loss on the medical side, and microneedling, PRP or PRF, fillers and toxins, wellness injections, sexual health, skin tag removal and a brow bar on the aesthetics side.

For hormones, the practice is a certified BioTe provider and offers bioidentical hormone replacement therapy including pellet implants, built around a consult, exam and bloodwork. For weight loss, a consult determines whether a weekly GLP-1/GIP injection or another therapy fits, and visits can include medication management and side effect checks. Toxin treatments use Jeuveau, Botox or Dysport, and fillers use Restylane products. The office is open Monday through Wednesday, with Saturday by appointment; telehealth is not mentioned.

What does it cost?

The initial wellness consult is $100, which covers the consult, exam, tailored lab orders and one follow-up visit to review results. Wellness injections (such as the Skinny Shot, B Super, Recover Me, No Pain-All Gain, and Immune Boost) run $30 to $50 depending on type. Facial filler starts at $600, and toxins start at $100, both priced by area and amount used. Skin tag removal starts at $100 for up to four, and medical microneedling is $250 for the face.

For weight loss, the consult is $100 and includes an exam, weigh-in, nutrition review, medicine education, side effect management, prescription management and an initial B12 MIC shot if wanted; follow-ups are $50. Biote hormone pellets run $400 for women, typically repeated every four months, and $550 for men, typically repeated every five to six months. None of these prices state whether the weight loss or hormone medication itself is included, and nothing is said about insurance coverage.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether the $100 or $50 visit fees include the cost of the GLP-1/GIP medication or the hormone pellets themselves, since that is not stated. Ask whether weight loss prescriptions are brand-name or compounded. Since Dr. Locke is a nurse practitioner, ask directly whether she is the one writing and managing your prescription. It is also worth asking whether insurance is accepted for any portion of a visit, since that is not addressed, and what lab work costs beyond what is bundled into the initial consult.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a single Mesa practice covering both hormone therapy and medical weight loss alongside med spa services like fillers, microneedling and a brow bar, prescribed by a doctorate-level nurse practitioner. It may be less of a fit if you need telehealth or a program with a clearly published all-in price for medication.

Sources: senseclinics.com, senseclinics.com/services, senseclinics.com/about-us

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