Modern Medspa

About Modern Medspa

What is Modern Medspa?

Modern Medspa is a medical spa with two offices in New Hampshire, one in Hooksett and one in Plymouth. Most of what it does is aesthetic work: injectables, skin treatments, laser, hair restoration and beauty services. Hormone replacement therapy is one service among them, listed under wellness and hormones alongside IV hydration and B12 injections.

Certified Physician's Associate Jess Paey leads the practice and is the one named as prescriber for its hormone work. The practice describes over a decade of clinical experience. The hormone service is Biote pellet hormone replacement therapy and bioidentical hormone treatment plans for women and men. Biote is the only medication it names, and the pellets are placed under the skin. In its own words: "Consultation + Lab Work + Personalized Plan."

It has a 5 rating on Google from 188 reviews and is listed as a medical spa. Its service area covers Greater Manchester and Southern New Hampshire, the Seacoast, and the Lakes Region and White Mountains.

This listing is for its Plymouth office at 151 Main St, Unit 7T.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices for hormone replacement therapy, and it does not state a consultation fee. It does not say whether lab work or medication is included in any price. Payment is limited to HSA or FSA funds or financing, with Cherry Payment Plans named as the financing option. It does not say whether insurance is accepted.

The prices it does publish are for memberships, which cover skin and injectable services. None of the memberships is listed for hormone therapy. The Tox Membership is $250 a year, with neuromodulators at $11 a unit. The Signature Membership is $500 a year, the ZO Skin Health Membership is $1000, the Facial Membership is $1250, and the Platinum is $1500. In its own words: "Memberships are available for purchase in-office and are valid for 12 months."

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs the hormone prescription and who reviews your lab results. Ask for the total before your first visit: the consultation, the lab work, the pellet placement and any follow-up visits. Ask whether the medication is part of that total. Ask whether the medication is brand-name Biote or a compounded product.

Ask whether telehealth is available, since it does not say. Ask for the hours, since it does not list them, and which location handles hormone visits. Ask how a membership is cancelled and whether any part of it can be refunded, because its membership terms do not cover that.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want Biote pellet hormone therapy from a practice that also offers skin, injectable and beauty services, and you are ready to ask for a full price in writing before you book. It makes less sense if you need a published price or an insurance answer before you pick up the phone.

Sources: modernmedspanh.com, modernmedspanh.com/biote-hormone-replacement-therapy-nh, modernmedspanh.com/payment-plans, modernmedspanh.com/medspa-memberships

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