AIB Medical Spa

About AIB Medical Spa

What is AIB Medical Spa?

AIB Medical Spa is a medical spa at 1507 Professional Court in Dalton, Georgia. Most of what it offers is aesthetic work: injectables and PDO threads, lasers, Morpheus8, facials, chemical peels and skin care. Weight loss, hormone replacement therapy and peptide injections are listed alongside those services. Whitney McMahon, NP-C, and Elizabeth Bennett are named as prescribers. No credential is listed beside Elizabeth Bennett's name.

The weight loss program is a GLP-1 program with personalized dosing and ongoing provider support. In its own words: "Our nurse practitioner wants to help you achieve your weight loss goals." The medications named include compounded tirzepatide, compounded semaglutide and retatrutide. The peptide list runs from BPC-157 and CJC-1295 to NAD+, Sermorelin and vitamin B12, and peptide vials are ordered on the day of your appointment. The phone number is 706-529-9393. The clinic has a 4.9 Google rating from 294 reviews and is listed as a medical spa. It does not list its hours. You may also see the name Aesthetics in Bloom on its online pages.

This listing is for its Dalton office at 1507 Professional Court.

What does it cost?

The weight loss initial visit is $75 and includes your first dose of the medication and vitamin B12. A vial costs extra. Each refill requires a $50 follow-up visit. Compounded tirzepatide and compounded semaglutide are listed as "Price May Vary" with no figure. Retatrutide is $525 for a 3ml vial. The clinic does not say whether medication is included after the first dose.

Hormone replacement therapy starts with a $1000 initial visit. That price covers full diagnostic lab testing, ongoing provider follow-up appointments and all necessary prescribed medications. No follow-up price is listed.

The peptide vials listed run from $160 to $300. NAD+ is $50 for a 2ml dose or $199 for a 10ml vial. A single vitamin B12 injection is $30, or $100 for a package of five.

Membership requires a six-month commitment. Cancellation requires written notice 30 days ahead, or you will be charged the following month. Missing the 24-hour window to cancel or reschedule an appointment brings a $75 fee. The clinic does not publish an insurance policy, HSA or financing options, or telehealth availability.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the prescription for each program and how often a provider reviews your labs and progress. Ask whether the $50 follow-up visit includes the medication, and what a refill will cost once the "Price May Vary" line has a number. Ask which pharmacy fills the compounded tirzepatide and semaglutide, and whether retatrutide is compounded or brand-name.

For the peptides, ask which ones are FDA-approved medications and which are not. Several product descriptions use the word "researched," so ask what that means for each product. For hormone therapy, ask what follow-up visits and repeat lab work cost after the $1000 initial visit, and ask Elizabeth Bennett's credentials directly.

Finally, ask whether the clinic bills insurance at all, what hours it keeps, and whether any visits happen by video. Get the cancellation steps in writing before you sign a six-month membership.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you plan to pay out of pocket, want weight loss, hormone or peptide care in the same place as aesthetic treatments, and are willing to get written answers on who prescribes, what the medication costs and how a membership ends before you commit. If you need published hours, insurance billing or video visits, this listing does not answer those questions, so ask before you book.

Sources: aibmedicalspa.com/contact-us, aibmedicalspa.com/wellness-price-list, aibmedicalspa.com, aibmedicalspa.com/meet-the-aib-team, aibmedicalspa.com/membership

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