Blue Sky Med Spa & Wellness Center

About Blue Sky Med Spa & Wellness Center

What is Blue Sky Med Spa & Wellness Center?

Blue Sky Med Spa & Wellness Center is a medical spa in Lee's Summit, Missouri, with a second office in Overland Park, Kansas. Most of its menu is aesthetic: laser skin resurfacing, laser skin renewal, laser hair removal, laser vein treatments, wrinkle relaxers (Botox, Daxxify or Jeuveau), medical grade facials and IV hydration. Peptide therapy is one service among these. It includes NAD+ and glutathione, which are self-administered vials, and GHK-Cu Clarifying Cream, a compounded topical cream. Its compound line is pitched this way: "Take control of your longevity, energy, and cognitive performance with clinical-grade compound therapies self-administered from the comfort of home."

Ryan M. Riggs, M.D., M.D., is the medical director. Kelly Mosher, MD, MD and Riley Bailie, APRN, APRN are also listed as prescribers. Brooke Cowan, a nurse, manages the medical spa but is not listed as a prescriber. Medical weight loss and hormone therapy are mentioned only as upcoming, so they are not offered yet. The practice is part of the Blue Sky Healthcare Family, and Overland Park appointments can be held at Blue Sky Fertility offices.

The main office line is (816) 434-0050. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, with nights and weekends by appointment only. Google lists it as a medical spa with a rating of 5 from 2 reviews.

This listing is for its Lee’s Summit office at 455 NW Murray Rd.

What does it cost?

NAD+ and glutathione are each $250 per vial. The GHK-Cu Clarifying Cream is $136. First-time patients of the self-administered vials pay a one-time $149 training and education fee. The cream carries no training fee. Laser vein work is priced by time or area, from $275 to $499 a session. Spider veins in a 4x4 cm area are $200, and each cherry angioma spot is $75. Concierge visits carry a flat $30 fee. The first consultation is listed as complimentary.

Memberships come in two families. The Blue Sky Wellness Club costs $49, $129 or $249 a month, and the full amount banks as treatment credit. The IV Hydration Membership costs $139, $249 or $349 a month for one, two or three IV bags. Both membership tracks require a 6-month commitment with an auto-drafted monthly payment, and you may cancel after the 6th payment. Financing appears on the menu, but its terms are not published. It does not say whether it accepts insurance.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with who writes the prescription. The practice puts it this way: "We evaluate your wellness goals and match you with the ideal compound or peptide therapy." Ask which of the three listed prescribers will review your case, and whether that happens in person. It does not say whether telehealth is offered.

Ask whether the $250 vial price covers anything beyond the medication. It does not publish whether the NAD+ price includes the drug. Ask whether NAD+ and glutathione are brand-name or compounded, and which pharmacy fills them. Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost, since those prices are not published. Ask whether membership credit can be spent on vials, because the Wellness Club lists neurotoxins, lasers and skincare.

Ask about cancellation too. Banked Wellness Club credit expires 30 days after you cancel, so use the balance before you leave. Concierge visits need 48 hours' notice. Call (816) 434-0050 to put these questions to the office.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want laser, injectable or IV services, or a cash-pay NAD+ or glutathione program, and you are ready to pay for each visit and vial yourself. It is not a fit yet if your goal is medical weight loss or hormone therapy, since those are only mentioned as upcoming.

Sources: blueskymedspa.com, blueskymedspa.com/compound-medications-peptide-therapy, blueskymedspa.com/meet-the-team, blueskymedspa.com/memberships

Services Offered

Hours

Monday – Friday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Night & Weekends: By Appointment Only

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