Aspire Aesthetics

About Aspire Aesthetics

What is Aspire Aesthetics?

Aspire Aesthetics is a medical spa at 1151 SW 30th St Suite E, Palm City, FL 34990. The phone number is (772) 888-0510. Most of its work is cosmetic: Botox, dermal fillers, microneedling, chemical peels, laser resurfacing, facials, acne treatment, Derive hair restoration and medical-grade skincare. Hormone replacement is one of its services, which it describes as bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT). Lindsay, an APRN, is named as its lead clinician. Google lists it as a medical spa with a rating of 5 from 87 reviews. It serves Stuart, Port St. Lucie and surrounding communities.

For hormone care, Aspire starts with lab testing, then builds a plan that may include BHRT, lifestyle changes and wellness support. It mentions creams, patches, injections and pellet therapy as ways hormones are given. It does not name the hormones it uses, and it does not say which clinician prescribes hormone therapy. It does not list office hours or say how long it has been open. In its own words: "Contact our office today to schedule your hormone evaluation."

What does it cost?

Aspire does not publish prices for hormone therapy, lab testing or follow-up visits. Its membership program has a $99 setup fee, then $99 a month for Keep it Simple or $199 a month for Get Glowing. Each monthly fee goes into a "beauty bank" that members spend on treatments. Members get $10 per unit off Xeomin, $3.50 per unit off Dysport and $8 per unit off Daxxify. They also get $50 off chemical peels and 25% off medical-grade skincare. These discounts are listed for skincare, tox, filler and laser services. Hormone therapy is not among them.

A free 30-minute consultation is offered. A 1-hour in-depth consultation is also offered, and its cost is credited toward your first treatment, though no amount is given. Aspire does not say whether it accepts insurance or whether any price includes medication. It also does not describe how a membership is cancelled.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs the hormone prescription. Lindsay is named as lead clinician, but Aspire does not say who prescribes hormones. Ask whether the hormones are brand-name or compounded, and which pharmacy fills them. Ask what the lab testing costs, and whether follow-up visits and monitoring are billed separately each month.

Ask whether a membership fee can go toward hormone care, since the listed discounts do not mention it. Ask how a membership is cancelled and whether the $99 setup fee is refundable. Ask whether insurance is accepted, whether follow-up can be done by telehealth, and what the office hours are.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want hormone therapy from a practice that also offers injectables and facials, and you are ready to ask about prices, prescribers and cancellation before you pay. If you need published hormone prices, a named hormone prescriber or insurance billing, Aspire does not give those answers yet, so get them from the office in writing before you book.

Sources: aspireaestheticsfl.com, aspireaestheticsfl.com/medical-spa-treatments/hormone-replacement

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