Powell Studio

About Powell Studio

What is Powell Studio?

Powell Studio is a medical spa and wellness center at 222 Webster Street in Hanover, Massachusetts, also serving nearby South Shore towns including Norwell, Hingham, Marshfield, Scituate, Cohasset, Rockland, Weymouth, and Duxbury. It is led by Jennifer Powell, MSN, FNP. Its main business is aesthetics, injectables, and skin rejuvenation (Sculptra, dermal fillers, Dysport, Daxxify, lip enhancement, laser hair removal, body contouring), with hormone replacement and peptide therapy offered alongside those services. Hormone work runs through a pellet-based bioidentical program (the site references the EvexiPEL approach), and the peptide menu includes AOD-9604, BPC-157, TB-4, MGF, KPV, GHK-Cu, Tesamorelin, Ipamorelin, Mots-C, Selank, PT-141, Tesofensine, Epithalon, and Semax. There is no medical weight loss program built around GLP-1 medications here; weight-related peptides like AOD-9604 and Tesofensine are offered within the peptide menu itself.

What does it cost?

For hormone replacement, an initial lab panel runs $200, which is said to include five-week post-treatment labs and a follow-up visit. After labs come back, a provider consultation to build the treatment plan is $175. From there, women's pellet treatments are $450 and recommended three times a year, with men's pellets at $800 twice a year, each round adding its own $200 lab fee and $175 consult. A VIP Hormone Optimization Membership runs $210 a month for women or $200 a month for men, each on a 12-month commitment, with paid-in-full options at $2,227 (women) and $2,115 (men). Insurance is not accepted for this therapy; it is stated plainly as out-of-pocket. Peptide pricing is listed per regimen rather than per visit: AOD-9604 is $550 for a five-week regimen, as one example among several priced peptides on the menu, with others ranging from $100 a shot to $3,500 for a month's course depending on the compound.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether your peptide regimen price includes the medication itself or just the dosing schedule, since that is not spelled out. Ask whether the peptides dispensed are compounded and where they are sourced. For hormone therapy, ask what happens if your labs or symptoms call for a dose change mid-cycle, and whether that triggers added fees beyond the listed consult and lab prices. Ask how the 12-month membership commitment works if you want to stop, including any cancellation terms. If you are weighing peptides for weight loss specifically, ask directly whether this is framed as a medical weight loss program or a stand-alone peptide option, since that distinction affects what kind of monitoring you should expect.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are already comfortable with med spa-style aesthetic care and want hormone or peptide therapy added into that kind of visit, with a prescriber on staff and published a la carte pricing to review before you call. It is less of a fit if you are looking specifically for a structured, GLP-1 based weight loss program, since that is not part of what is described here.

Sources: thepowellstudio.com, thepowellstudio.com/hormonereplacementtherapy, thepowellstudio.com/peptides

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