South Shore Aesthetics & Wellness

About South Shore Aesthetics & Wellness

What is South Shore Aesthetics & Wellness?

South Shore Aesthetics & Wellness is a medical spa in Norwell, Massachusetts, at 200 Cordwainer Drive, STE 202. It is mainly an injectables and skin rejuvenation practice, built around Botox, Dysport, Xeomin, Daxxify, dermal fillers, microneedling and chemical peels, with weight loss injections and NAD+ offered as additional services. Everything is provided by Shelley Lynch, DNP, FNP, APRN, CCRN, who is described as having over 25 years of critical care and internal medicine experience and 12plus years in aesthetic practice. For weight loss, the menu lists Wegovy (described as pill or injectable) and Zepbound, with booking framed as a consult to check eligibility rather than an automatic prescription. NAD+ is offered as IV or IM/SQ injections, alongside a wider list of IV vitamin drips (Myers Cocktail, Immunity Support, a hangover blend, and others).

This listing is for its Brockton office at 77 Byron Ave #2.

What does it cost?

Several services have posted prices: Botox and similar neuromodulators run $12 a unit ($11 a unit for new patients), dermal filler syringes are $600, Juvederm Voluma or Volux is $800 a syringe, microneedling with SkinPen is $500 ($750 with PRP or PRFM), and peels are $375. NAD+ is priced by format: an IV dose is $500 (a 4-pack is $1,750), and IM or SQ dosing runs $50 to $100 per dose depending on amount, with a 4-pack between $150 and $350. For Wegovy and Zepbound, no price is published. In its own words: "Book your consult to see if you are eligible for these weight loss injectables." There is no stated consultation fee, no mention of insurance acceptance, and no cancellation or membership terms given anywhere.

What should you ask before you book?

Since weight loss injections are listed without a price, ask directly what the consult costs and whether that fee is separate from the cost of the medication itself. Ask whether Wegovy or Zepbound would be prescribed as the brand-name product or dispensed through a compounding pharmacy, since the listing names both drugs but doesn't say which form you would actually receive. Ask what ongoing monitoring looks like: how often you'd be seen, whether labs are required, and what those follow-up visits cost beyond the first appointment. Since Shelley Lynch is named as the prescriber for injectables generally, confirm she is also the one who would sign off on a weight loss prescription for you. Finally, ask whether insurance is ever accepted or billed for any portion of the visit, since it's not addressed.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you're already interested in injectable aesthetics, like Botox, filler, or microneedling, and want a weight loss or NAD+ option added from the same provider rather than researching a separate specialty clinic. It is a less clear fit if your main priority is a program built specifically around medical weight loss, since pricing, dosing structure, and follow-up for that service are not spelled out the way the aesthetic menu is, so you'd want those answers in writing before you commit.

Sources: southshore-aesthetics.com, southshore-aesthetics.com/services

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