ZI Bloom Aesthetics

About ZI Bloom Aesthetics

What is ZI Bloom Aesthetics?

ZI Bloom Aesthetics is mainly a med spa, with locations in Warren and Wyandotte, Michigan. It was founded by Krystle Dorobek, CRNA, the only prescriber named. Most of what it offers is aesthetic work: Botox and other neuromodulators, dermal filler, chemical peels, CO2 laser resurfacing, PRP facials, RF microneedling, laser hair removal, and medical grade skincare. Medical weight loss appears as a listed service, with semaglutide named as the medication used. Hormone therapy shows up through a membership called ZI BALANCE, described in its own words as "continuous expert guidance in BHRT and holistic wellness," with no separate page laying out what that guidance involves. New clients are offered a complimentary 20 minute consultation before any plan is set.

This listing is for its Warren office at 28800 Ryan Rd.

What does it cost?

No price is published for the weight loss program or for the BHRT guidance offered through the ZI BALANCE membership. The membership requires a minimum commitment of 6 months, and financing is available through a company called Cherry, which lets you start treatment and pay over time with monthly payments, subject to approval. The initial consultation is free, listed at 20 minutes. Ask directly what the membership fee covers each month and what, if anything, you pay in addition for semaglutide or hormone therapy.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs off on your prescription if you pursue weight loss or hormone treatment. Krystle Dorobek, CRNA, is the only prescriber named, and it is not clear who manages ongoing GLP-1 or BHRT care day to day. Ask whether the monthly membership fee includes medication or only banks credit toward services, since that is not stated either way. Ask whether semaglutide is dispensed as a brand-name product or compounded, and what a vial or month actually costs once you are past the first visit. Ask what follow-up visits and any lab work cost, since none of that is listed. Because the membership asks for a 6 month minimum, ask what happens if you want to cancel early and whether any unused balance is refunded. If insurance matters to you, ask directly, since whether it is accepted for any service is not addressed.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are mainly looking for aesthetic treatments, injectables, or skin work and are open to asking in person about adding weight loss or hormone support once you are there. It is a less clear fit if weight loss or hormone therapy is your main reason for calling, since neither has its own page, price, or named prescriber beyond the practice's founder, and you would need to get those details by phone before deciding anything.

Sources: zibloom.com/warren, zibloom.com/memberships, zibloom.com/services

Services Offered

Hours

Monday-Friday: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM Saturday and Sunday: By Appointment Only

Location