Longevity Spa
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## What is this practice? This is the downtown Chicago office of the Liposuction & Cosmetic Surgery Institute, at 106 E. Oak Street — "Longevity Spa" is the name of the practice's med-spa and wellness section, not a separate business, and the same practice also runs offices in Oak Brook, Naperville, and Arlington Heights. Alongside surgical liposuction and body contouring, the wellness side offers hormone pellet therapy, peptide therapy, and weight-management medication. Pricing is almost entirely absent from the site — only one line item, a $250 hormone-pellet insertion fee for women, has a published number.
## What does it treat? The med-spa menu is large. Body contouring covers CoolSculpting, cellulite treatment, Vaser high-definition sculpting, lipo-dissolve, and mesotherapy. Injectables include Botox, Dysport, Xeomin, and fillers like Juvéderm, Restylane, Radiesse, Kybella, and Voluma. Laser services run from hair and tattoo removal (including PicoSure) to skin resurfacing, spider-vein treatment, and facial cosmetic procedures. On the hormone and weight-management side, the practice offers hormone pellet therapy using estradiol, testosterone, and progesterone, plus injectable compounded tirzepatide and semaglutide, and a long list of peptides, including BPC-157, Sermorelin, CJC-1295 with Ipamorelin, PT-141, and Tesofensine, among others. Vaginal rejuvenation (ThermiVA, FemiLift) and the O-Shot and P-Shot are also on the menu, along with hair transplant surgery (FUT and FUE).
## What does it cost? The only price published anywhere on the site is $250 for hormone pellet insertion in women — and that fee covers the insertion procedure only, not the pellets themselves, which are billed separately and vary in cost depending on type and how many are used. No male pellet-insertion price is published. Nothing else — not peptide therapy, not weight-management medication, not any of the aesthetic procedures — has a public price on the site. A homepage line mentions a free consultation, but that page isn't treated as a source for pricing facts here, so it isn't reflected in this figure.
## Does it take insurance, and who's on staff? The site doesn't state an insurance or cash-pay policy; the closest thing is a mention of CareCredit financing, which is a lender's marketing language, not a clinic policy. Named physicians include Dr. Leon Forrester Tcheupdjian, Dr. Joseph Daw, and Dr. Roman Voytsekhovskiy, along with nurse practitioner Leslie Forrester. The practice as a whole says it's been operating since 1981, though the site doesn't say how long this specific downtown office has been open.
## Hours The downtown office is open Monday 9am–5pm, Tuesday 8:30am–5pm, Wednesday 10am–4pm, and Thursday and Friday 9am–4pm, with hours every other Saturday from 9am–1pm; otherwise it's closed Sundays, though Sunday visits are available "by special appointment."
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