The Glow Lab

About The Glow Lab

What is The Glow Lab?

The Glow Lab is a med spa in Gilbert, Arizona, at 3126 S Higley Rd. Its main business is aesthetic treatment, neuromodulators like Botox and Dysport, dermal filler, biostimulators, PDO threads, microneedling, facials, peels, brow work and skincare, with medical weight loss and peptide therapy offered alongside that. Allison St. John, RN, MSN, FNP-C, is the owner, medical director and founder, and Samantha Cornidez, RN, is also on staff. The weight loss program uses semaglutide and tirzepatide, described as compounded with B12 and glycine, and can be done fully by telehealth or in person, with the clinic noting patients can give their own injections at home. Peptide options listed include NAD, glutathione, Semorelin, GHK-Cu and a product called GLOW.

What does it cost?

Prices for the weight loss or peptide programs are not published, and it does not say whether the monthly membership fee includes the medication itself, so that is worth asking directly. What is published is the Glow Reserve membership for aesthetic services: $189 a month, with a $189 sign-up fee that is credited back toward services once a nine month commitment is fulfilled. That membership includes a full upper face neuromodulator treatment (up to 64 units of Jeuveau) every 90 days, $100 off advanced treatments like filler and biostimulators, and 10 percent off esthetic services, skincare and other services, though it specifically excludes medical weight loss from that discount. Package pricing is listed for some aesthetic bundles, for example a Perfect Pout lip package starting at $950, but weight loss and peptide pricing is not stated anywhere reviewed.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask directly what the monthly weight loss membership costs and whether that fee includes the medication or is billed separately. Ask whether Allison St. John or another named provider is the one actually signing the prescription for your case, since the weight loss program is run by a nurse practitioner and no physician is named for that service. Ask whether the medication is compounded or brand-name, what the monthly reassessment involves, and what labs cost if they are needed to determine eligibility. Since peptide therapy is listed as an offering but nothing is said about who prescribes it or what it costs, ask specifically how that program works and who oversees it. Finally, ask about the cancellation policy for the weight loss membership itself, since the published cancellation terms found relate to the aesthetic membership, not to the medical weight loss program.

In its own words: "Our program is designed for flexibility, allowing you to choose between in-person visits or virtual consultations, and doing your own shots in the convenience of your own home, making it convenient for your lifestyle."

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are already looking at Gilbert for aesthetic treatments like Botox, filler or facials and want the option to add GLP-1 weight loss or peptide therapy through the same provider. It is less of a fit if you want firm pricing up front or want a program centered specifically on medical weight loss rather than a med spa that also offers it.

Sources: theglowlabaz.com, theglowlabaz.com/medical-weight-loss, theglowlabaz.com/about

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