AMORI Med Lounge
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What is AMORI Med Lounge?
AMORI Med Lounge is an aesthetics practice at 5717 N. 10th St, Ste B, in McAllen, Texas. It serves McAllen and the wider Rio Grande Valley from that office. Most of what it does is cosmetic: Tox, dermal fillers, Radiesse, Sylfirm X RF microneedling, and 3D Aura skin analysis. It describes its care as nurse practitioner and RN-led. Myra McDonald, FNP-BC, is its founder and the only person it lists as a prescriber.
Its services fall into five groups: advanced injectables and facial balancing, Tox, biostimulation and regenerative aesthetics, skin health, and longevity and wellness. The longevity group is the newest. The clinic introduces it this way: "Longevity + Wellness is where AMORI is growing," and it names labs, metabolic and hormonal wellness assessment, personalized treatment planning, and ongoing optimization. It does not name any hormone therapy or weight loss medication. It says it has used aesthetic ultrasound for over 3.5 years. Google shows 5 stars from 72 reviews, under the category Medical clinic.
What does it cost?
Membership prices are published. The Refined plan is $199 a month with a $220 monthly credit, preferred pricing, priority booking, and a light facial each quarter. The Elite plan is $299 a month with a $350 monthly credit, preferred pricing, priority booking, VIP access, and an elevated ritual or service credit. The AMORI Tox Fund is $159 a month with a $159 monthly credit and priority scheduling. The page ties it to maintenance Tox treatments. It does not say what the credit covers, whether unused credit rolls over, or whether the monthly fee includes product.
Nothing else has a published price. The clinic does not list prices for individual treatments, the consultation, or the longevity labs and optimization. It does not say whether it accepts insurance or HSA funds, and it does not say how cancellation works. It says its full treatment guides, with pricing, are still being prepared.
What should you ask before you book?
Ask who will inject or treat you, and whether that will be Myra McDonald or another clinician. Ask which brand of Tox is used. Ask whether product is included in the price of each treatment, since no treatment prices are listed. Ask what a membership fee covers, and whether the monthly credit works as a true credit toward treatment or only as a discount. Ask whether unused credit rolls over and how you cancel. Ask what a consultation costs and whether it counts toward treatment.
For the longevity side, ask which labs are included, what they cost, who reviews the results, and whether any medication would be prescribed and at what price. Ask directly whether hormone therapy is offered, since the clinic does not name it. Finally, ask about insurance, HSA use, telehealth, and office hours, none of which are listed.
Who is it a good fit for?
This is a good fit if you want facial or skin treatment from a nurse practitioner-led practice, and you are ready to get prices in writing before you book. If you came for hormone therapy, medical weight loss, or peptide care, the clinic does not name any of those, so make the call first.
Services Offered
What we confirmed
Read off AMORI Med Lounge’s own website on 2026-10-14. These are their words, not ours.
- ✓Longevity / anti-aging — listed on their site as “Longevity + Wellness” source