Blue Lotus Medical Spa + Longevity Clinic

About Blue Lotus Medical Spa + Longevity Clinic

What is Blue Lotus Medical Spa + Longevity Clinic?

Blue Lotus is a medical spa and longevity clinic in San Bruno, California, with one office at 883 Sneath Ln. It is run by Edward Omron MD, MPH, who is listed as its prescriber and described as triple board certified with 25 years practicing clinical medicine. The practice serves the Bay Area, including San Francisco, Millbrae, Burlingame, Daly City and San Mateo, and offers telehealth in California, Arizona and Illinois.

The business sits across two sides: a medical spa (facials, PRP, laser treatments, Botox and filler injectables) and a longevity clinic built around a One Year Longevity Program. That program includes a full body MRI, epigenetic testing at the start and at six months, lab testing panels, a month of continuous glucose monitoring with the Stelo Glucose Biosensor, and 11 monthly follow-up visits. It also offers Hormone Replacement Therapy, listed separately from the yearly program. Compounded hair loss treatments are offered using latanoprost, finasteride, minoxidil, progesterone and spironolactone, and it offers a cyanocobalamin injection and an Infuvite multivitamin infusion among its add-on services. Appointments are by appointment only, and the first contact is a free 15 minute telehealth session.

What does it cost?

No price is published for the One Year Longevity Program, for Hormone Replacement Therapy, or for any individual medical spa or injectable service. The only cost detail given is that the initial 15 minute telehealth consultation is complimentary. It states that prescription and non-prescription medications are included in the yearly program fee, but also says that injections, infusions, Hormone Replacement Therapy, hair loss treatments and sexual health interventions are not included in that yearly fee and are billed separately. There is no mention of whether insurance is accepted, and nothing about financing or membership cancellation terms.

What should you ask before you book?

Since the longevity program's price isn't posted, ask what the annual fee actually is and what it covers beyond the medications it says are included. Ask separately what Hormone Replacement Therapy costs, since it's billed outside the yearly program, and whether the hormones used are brand-name or compounded. Ask whether the full body MRI and lab panels are billed through Blue Lotus or through an outside imaging center or lab. If you're outside California, confirm whether Dr. Omron can treat you by telehealth in your state, since licensing is named only for California, Arizona and Illinois. And ask what happens if you want to stop the one year program partway through.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a single physician overseeing both aesthetic medical spa treatments and a diagnostics-heavy longevity program, and you're comfortable asking for the full price breakdown before you commit to a year. It is less suited to someone who wants a quick quote on hormone therapy alone, since that price isn't listed anywhere and has to be asked for directly.

Sources: bluelotuslongevity.com, bluelotuslongevity.com/services.html, bluelotuslongevity.com/contact.html

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