Divine Rejuvenation Medical Aesthetics & Wellness

About Divine Rejuvenation Medical Aesthetics & Wellness

What is Divine Rejuvenation Medical Aesthetics & Wellness?

Divine Rejuvenation Medical Aesthetics & Wellness is a med spa in Moreno Valley, California, at 23920 Sunnymead Blvd. Care is led by Maria E. Ureña, MSN, MHA, FNP, a nurse practitioner, and the practice is built mainly around aesthetic medicine: neurotoxins and dermal fillers, microneedling, facials and skin renewal, IV hydration and wellness injections, and lash, brow and waxing services. Alongside that, it offers two services that belong in a different conversation: a "Weight Management & Metabolic Wellness" program and "Men's Hormone Optimization." The weight program is described as built around metabolism, health history, and goals, with body composition tracking, follow-up, and monitoring, and the clinic states plainly that medication alone is never the whole plan. The hormone service begins with an evaluation and continues with ongoing monitoring. No specific weight loss or hormone medication is named on its pages. Hours are Tuesday through Friday 10am to 6pm, Saturday 10am to 3pm, with Monday and Sunday reserved for concierge or special event appointments.

What does it cost?

Three membership plans are published, but they are built for skin care, not for weight loss or hormone treatment: Glow Society at $59.99 a month, Restore at $169 a month, and Revive by Maria at $279 a month, each listing a different set of included facials, LED therapy, and perks. None of the three mention weight management or hormone optimization. No price is published for the weight loss program or the men's hormone program, so you would need to ask what a visit or an ongoing month of either actually costs. Membership terms describe a proposed three month minimum commitment, recurring billing with a card on file, cancellation by email with at least 30 days' notice, and a freeze option of up to two months a year. A separate policy elsewhere on the site asks for 24 hours' notice to cancel or reschedule any appointment, with a $35 fee for late cancellations or no-shows.

What should you ask before you book?

Since no price is listed for the weight management or hormone programs, ask what the first visit costs and what an ongoing month runs once you are on a plan, and whether that figure includes medication or only the visit and monitoring. Ask whether any medication used would be brand-name or compounded. Ask what lab work is required, how often, and whether it is billed separately. Confirm that Maria E. Ureña is the one managing your prescription and monitoring, since she is the only prescriber named. If you are drawn in by a membership price, make sure it actually applies to the service you want, since the three published plans cover facials and skin treatments, not weight loss or hormone care.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are already interested in a med spa for skin or aesthetic treatments and also want a conversation about weight management or men's hormone optimization in the same place, under one nurse practitioner's care. It is a less direct fit if you are shopping specifically for a weight loss or hormone program and want the monthly cost settled before you call, since that number is not posted and will need to come from a conversation with the clinic.

Sources: divine-rejuvenation.com, divine-rejuvenation.com/services, divine-rejuvenation.com/membership

Services Offered

Hours

Tuesday – Friday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Saturday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM Monday & Sunday: Concierge and special event days by appointment

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