Skin & Laser Surgery Center of New England

About Skin & Laser Surgery Center of New England

What is Skin & Laser Surgery Center of New England?

Skin & Laser Surgery Center of New England is a cosmetic dermatology practice led by Khalil A. Khatri, M.D., with locations in Nashua, NH, Revere, MA, and Bethel, CT. The practice is mainly a dermatology and laser surgery center, built around skin cancer surgery, laser treatments, Botox and fillers, and body contouring procedures like truSculpt and Emsculpt NEO. Alongside that core work, it offers semaglutide for weight management and testosterone and estradiol pellet therapy, both described on their own pages as options patients can ask about during a consultation. Dr. Khatri trained at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School and has worked in cosmetic laser surgery for more than 25 years, and the practice also runs a research arm, the New England Institute of Laser Research, out of its Nashua location.

This listing is for its Revere office at 376 Ocean Ave Suite C 101/102.

What does it cost?

No price is published for semaglutide or for testosterone and estradiol pellet therapy. The only prices listed on the practice's site are for aesthetician services under its Skintique division, things like a signature facial at $95 or a dermaplaning facial at $125, which are separate from the weight loss and hormone programs. Financing is advertised as available for treatments generally. If you are interested in semaglutide or pellet therapy, you will need to call and ask what the actual cost is, since nothing on the weight loss or hormone pages names a dollar figure.

What should you ask before you book?

The semaglutide page does not name a prescriber, so ask directly whether Dr. Khatri or another clinician signs off on your prescription and adjusts your dose. Ask whether the monthly or per-visit cost includes the medication itself, and whether the semaglutide used is brand-name or compounded. For hormone pellet therapy, ask what the pre-treatment bloodwork costs and whether it is billed separately from the pellet insertion. Ask whether your insurance can be used for any part of either program, since the only payment option mentioned is financing. Finally, ask what follow-up visits are built into the price and how to cancel or pause either treatment if it is not working for you.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are already interested in a dermatology and cosmetic laser practice for things like skin treatments or body contouring and want to add semaglutide or hormone pellet therapy under the same roof, with a physician who has a long track record in cosmetic and laser dermatology. It is less of a fit if you are looking for a clinic built specifically around weight loss or hormone therapy with published pricing and a dedicated program structure, since neither service here comes with a stated cost or a named prescriber on its page, and you will need to get those answers by phone before deciding.

Sources: skinlaseronline.com, skinlaseronline.com/non-laser-treatments/semaglutide-weight-loss-injections, skinlaseronline.com/non-laser-treatments/testosterone-and-estradiol-pellet-therapy, skinlaseronline.com/non-laser-treatments

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