Dr Love Mt Pleasant

About Dr Love Mt Pleasant

What is NeuLogics Wellness & Medical?

NeuLogics Wellness & Medical is a wellness and aesthetic practice at 950 Houston Northcutt Boulevard, Suite 205, in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. It serves Mount Pleasant, Daniel Island, Charleston and the surrounding areas. Most of its listed services are cosmetic, including neurotoxin injections, dermal fillers, Sculptra, Morpheus8 and chemical peels, alongside anti-aging care and platelet rich plasma treatments. For this directory's purposes, it offers hormone therapy, including testosterone replacement for men and hormone replacement for women, and a medical weight loss program with nutritional counseling.

Dr. Travis Love is the only prescriber named. The clinic does not state a degree or license for him, so ask before you book. Testosterone is the only medication named. Hormone therapy is given as creams, pellets or injections. On Google, the practice has a 5 rating from 4 reviews, a small sample.

What does it cost?

Testosterone replacement therapy starts at $200 a month. That price includes the testosterone and a tailored wellness plan from Dr. Love. Hormone replacement therapy for women is also listed at $200 a month, covering phone calls, office visits and a tailored plan, but the listing does not say whether the medication is included. Bio-identical hormone therapy is listed at $200 to $240 a month. The weight loss program has no published starting price. The program is compared against a national average of $260 a month, but no figure for the clinic's own program is given. It suggests a fixed rate monthly plan to keep costs down. It does not publish a consultation fee, does not say whether insurance is accepted, and does not describe cancellation terms.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the prescription and what training Dr. Love holds. A provider with additional training in functional endocrinology develops and oversees its weight loss and hormone plans, so ask whether that is Dr. Love or someone else.

Ask whether the $200 includes the medication for women's hormone therapy and for bio-identical therapy, and what determines whether you pay $200 or $240. The clinic's women's hormone description says, in its own words: "At NeuLogics, we never use oral or synthetic hormone replacement." Its bio-identical description, however, lists daily oral capsules as one way the therapy can be given. Ask which forms apply to you.

Ask whether the hormones are brand-name or compounded. Ask which medications the weight loss program uses, since none are named, and what they cost each month. Ask what bloodwork and follow up visits cost. Follow up is scheduled after six weeks, but no prices are given. Finally, ask about the consultation fee, insurance, telehealth, office hours, which are not listed, and how to cancel. Get the cancellation terms in writing.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want hormone therapy or medical weight loss, can pay monthly out of pocket, and do not mind a practice where most of the menu is cosmetic. If you need the prescriber's credentials, fees and cancellation terms before you commit, get those answers first.

Sources: neulogics.org, neulogics.org/hrt-overview, neulogics.org/weightloss, neulogics.org/trt-for-men

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