MD Hair Labs & Vitality

About MD Hair Labs & Vitality

What is MD Hair Labs & Vitality?

MD Hair Labs & Vitality is a hair restoration clinic at 4100 S. Grand Ave, Suite B122, Rogers, AR 72758. Its main work is hair transplants and non-surgical hair loss treatment for men and women. Testosterone replacement therapy for men is one of its seven listed services, and it is the only one this listing covers.

Two people are named as prescribers for that service. Dr. Martin Hannon, MD, is listed as the Medical Director over the men's hormone program. Amy Tubre, NP, is a nurse practitioner the clinic describes as a men's hormone specialist, and she is the provider patients work with at every visit. The surgeons named elsewhere by the clinic are not listed as testosterone prescribers.

The medication named is bioidentical testosterone, offered as pellets or injections. Pellets are placed under the skin in a quick office procedure, repeated every 4 to 6 months. It does not offer creams or gels. In its own words: "Not all testosterone therapy is delivered the same way."

What does it cost?

The clinic does not publish a price for testosterone therapy. It does publish a free consultation and a $150 bloodwork panel, which it describes as the step that shows whether you are a candidate. It also says pellet therapy is one flat fee that covers the bloodwork ordered between insertions, but it gives no amount for that fee.

The clinic does not say whether the medication is included in any price, whether insurance is accepted, or whether telehealth visits are offered. It also lists special financing and $1,000 off, with no terms given. Ask for the full price in writing before you commit to anything.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the testosterone prescription and who adjusts it over time, and whether that is Dr. Hannon, Amy Tubre, or both. Ask whether the flat pellet fee covers the medication, each insertion, the lab work between insertions, and follow-up visits. Ask whether the testosterone is brand-name or compounded, since the clinic names only "bioidentical testosterone."

If the flat fee does not cover something, ask what it costs. Ask how cancellation works and whether any plan renews on its own. Ask for the terms behind the $1,000 offer, whether the clinic takes insurance, and its office hours, which are not listed.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want testosterone therapy from a clinic whose main business is hair restoration, you are comfortable with either in-office pellets or injections, and you will ask for a written total price before paying for the $150 bloodwork. It may not suit you if you need a published price before you call or need insurance billing, since neither is stated.

Sources: mdhairlabs.com, mdhairlabs.com/services/trt-rogers-ar

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