LaRue Aesthetics & Wellness

About LaRue Aesthetics & Wellness

What is LaRue Aesthetics & Wellness?

LaRue Aesthetics & Wellness is a medical spa at 101 S Bridge St. in Smithville, MO 64089. Most of what it does is aesthetic: laser hair removal, IPL, neurotoxin and filler injections, microneedling, facials and IV hydration. It also offers mobile visits to homes, offices and events. Peptide therapy is one of its services, and it lists NAD+ microdosing as well. It does not list GLP-1 weight loss medication or hormone therapy.

The team section names six people: Brooklyne LaRue (owner, BSN-RN), Kenzie Jarman (BSN-RN), Alyssa Becker (ADN-RN), Jessica Jolly (BSN-RN), Katie Morefield (BSN-RN) and Staci Downing (ADN-RN). Five of them are listed as mobile nurses. Its listed hours are Monday through Thursday, 10am to 4:30pm, with Friday through Sunday by appointment only. Its own listings give different opening times, so confirm when you call. Its Google listing shows 5 stars from 189 reviews under the category Medical spa.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices for peptide therapy, the initial consultation or the follow-up visit, and it does not say whether the consultation is charged. Its published prices are for memberships. Wallet memberships are $99, $199 and $299 a month, each with a monthly credit of the same amount and a percentage off services and products. IV memberships are $129, $219 and $309 a month, with a $30 mobile fee added. It does not say whether any membership covers peptide medication. It lists payment plans but states no terms, and it does not say whether it accepts insurance.

What should you ask before you book?

In its own words: "A personalized consultation to assess your health goals, medical history, and suitability for peptide therapy." The peptide information names no one as the prescriber, so ask which of the six people signs. Ask whether the consultation is charged and whether that fee counts toward a product. If you get a price, ask whether it includes the medication, and whether each peptide is brand-name or compounded.

Many product descriptions mention healing, fat loss or anti-aging. Ask what human research supports each one, and which products are FDA-approved and for what use. Its MT-II entry says it is not FDA-approved for tanning. Ask what follow-up visits cost and whether blood work is included. Ask how memberships are cancelled, since it does not say, and whether any part of care can be done by video, which it also does not say. Call (816) 718-6211 to get these answers in writing.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want peptide therapy at a Smithville med spa and are ready to get clear answers on who prescribes, what each product costs and what the medication is before you book. It is probably not the right place if you are looking for GLP-1 weight loss medication or hormone therapy, which it does not list.

Sources: laruehealthcollective.com, laruehealthcollective.com/peptide-therapy-smithville-mo, laruehealthcollective.com/meet-our-team, laruehealthcollective.com/about-us

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Hours

Monday - Thursday 10am-4:30pm

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