Reverse Gravity Medical Aesthetics

About Reverse Gravity Medical Aesthetics

What is Reverse Gravity Medical Aesthetics?

Reverse Gravity Medical Aesthetics is a medical spa in Redlands, California, at 627 Brookside Ave. Its main business is aesthetic treatments: Botox, dermal fillers, lasers, microneedling, and similar services. Alongside that, it offers hormone replacement therapy and a testosterone therapy membership, a weight loss program, and a telemedicine option it calls concierge medicine. Brandy Henson, MPAS, PA-C, is the listed prescriber. Weight loss care is described as a mix of diet and exercise guidance plus, when appropriate, prescriptions for FDA-approved weight loss medications, though no specific drug or program price for that service is published. The testosterone program uses microdosed subcutaneous injections rather than traditional weekly shots, which it presents as a way to keep hormone levels steadier.

What does it cost?

The clearest numbers available are for the testosterone therapy membership. It starts with a one-time initial consultation fee of $600, which includes a medical history review, lab work, review of results, and the first month of testosterone therapy with supplies. After that, the membership runs $200 a month, and that fee includes the testosterone injectable, syringes, needles, and alcohol pads, plus quarterly provider check-ins and periodic lab checks. The membership requires a 6-month commitment, bills automatically on the 1st of each month, and renews every 6 months unless canceled with 30 days' written notice. Care Credit is accepted as a payment plan option. No price is published for the general weight loss program or for hormone replacement therapy outside the testosterone membership, so ask directly what a visit or a prescription would cost before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether Brandy Henson, PA-C, is the provider who would see you for weight loss care, since no separate prescriber is named for that service. Ask what the weight loss consultation costs, whether any medication is included in that price or billed separately, and whether the medication would be brand-name or compounded. For hormone therapy outside the testosterone membership, for example estrogen or progesterone treatment, ask for a written price before you commit, since none is given. Ask what happens if you want to leave the testosterone membership before the 6-month term ends, since the contract and auto-renewal are firm commitments. And since no hours are listed, confirm scheduling and whether telemedicine visits are available for the service you want.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are already interested in a med spa's broader menu, Botox, fillers, laser work, and want hormone or testosterone therapy folded into the same relationship, particularly if a membership structure with a six-month commitment works for your budget and schedule. It is less of a fit if you are looking specifically for a weight loss clinic with published medication pricing, or for hormone therapy outside the testosterone program with costs laid out in advance, since those details are not posted and would need to be asked about directly.

Sources: reversegravitymedical.com, reversegravitymedical.com/hormone-replacement-therapy, reversegravitymedical.com/weight-loss-services, reversegravitymedical.com/testosterone-therapy-membership, reversegravitymedical.com/payment-plans

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