Laurel Hills Aesthetics and Wellness

About Laurel Hills Aesthetics and Wellness

What is Laurel Hills Aesthetics and Wellness?

Laurel Hills Aesthetics and Wellness is a medical aesthetics and wellness practice at 142 Market Square in Newington, Connecticut 06111. The phone number is (860) 500-6301. Two clinicians are named as prescribers: Elizabeth Woods, DNP, FNP-C, who goes by Beth, and Jessica Rodrigues, PA-C. Beth has spent 25 years as a nurse practitioner, and Jessica has practiced internal medicine for 22 years. Those are the prescribers' careers, not the age of the practice, and the clinic does not state when it opened.

The practice mainly offers injectables and skin work. Its neurotoxin products are Botox Cosmetic and Dysport, its fillers are Juvederm and Restylane, and it also offers microneedling and IPL laser treatments. Four medical programs sit alongside these: medical weight loss, hormone replacement therapy, peptide therapy, and women's sexual health. Concierge services, described as private scheduling and on-location treatment, round out the list. Google lists the business as a weight loss service and shows a 5 rating from 27 reviews.

For hormone therapy, care starts with lab testing, followed by testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) for men and bioidentical hormones for women. Its medical weight loss program starts with an evaluation that includes metabolic testing and a hormonal assessment. It names prescription weight-loss medications or combination therapies but does not name a specific drug.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. There is no consultation fee, no monthly program fee, and no membership price on its pages. It does not say whether insurance is accepted, whether a program's fee includes medication, or whether financing or HSA payment is available. Cancellation terms are not stated either. Ask for every figure in writing before you book.

For injectables, the plan is set in the consultation. In its own words: "You will undergo a detailed consultation with your provider to determine the best course of treatment and use of a product to meet your needs and budget." So the total may not be known until after that visit. Ask for a quote for the specific plan you are considering.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with who signs the prescription. Ask whether Elizabeth Woods or Jessica Rodrigues writes it, and who reviews your labs and follow-up visits. Next, ask whether the weight-loss program fee includes the medication and which medication it is. Ask whether it is brand-name or compounded, and which pharmacy fills it. Ask the same about any peptides, since the clinic does not name them.

For hormone therapy, ask what the lab panel costs, how often you will need follow-up visits, and what each visit costs. Ask whether any visit can be done by telehealth, since the clinic does not say. Ask whether any part of your care is billed to insurance, and what the office hours are, since none are listed. Finally, ask how to cancel a monthly program and whether unused months are refunded.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want injectables or skin treatments and one of the four medical programs in the same office, and you can pay cash with the total confirmed in writing before you book. It is a less clear fit if you need a published price list, insurance billing, or a named weight-loss medication before you call.

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