Rose MedSpa & Wellness

About Rose MedSpa & Wellness

What is Rose MedSpa & Wellness?

Rose MedSpa & Wellness is a medical spa at 101 E. Market St., Troy, IL 62294. Google lists it as a medical spa and shows a 5 rating from 182 reviews. Most of what it offers is skin and aesthetic work, including fillers, Botox and other neurotoxins, microneedling, laser hair removal, and facials. It also offers IV therapy and vitamins, PRP and PRF injections, a Weight Loss Program, and Hormone Replacement Therapy. It is open by appointment only, 10am to 6pm, and the phone number is 618-617-6985.

Its weight management page says: "we take a medical approach to weight management that looks beyond calories and quick fixes." Prescription therapy is offered for some patients, and nutrient, hormone or metabolic work for others. The named prescribers are Dr. India Johnson, DNAP, CRNA, APRN, who is also president; Dr. Edmundo Rodriguez-Frias, M.D., director of medical supervision; Lakyn Field, FNP-BC; and Courtney Zaramorine, BSN, RN.

This listing is for its Troy office at 101 E Market St.

What does it cost?

The only prices published are for memberships. The Essential Membership is $99 a month, and the Luxe Membership is $199 a month. Both carry a $100 one-time joining fee. The Face Reality Membership is $149 a month with a $150 joining fee. The Wellness Life Program has three tiers: Type S at $250 a month, Type T1 at $350 a month, and Type T2 at $499 a month. Each includes four weight loss shots and four lipomino shots a month, plus a free RF Hydrafacial or IV. Essential and Luxe members can also buy Xeomin at $10 per unit and Dysport at $4 per unit.

The clinic does not publish prices for the Weight Loss Program or Hormone Replacement Therapy outside a membership. It does not publish a consultation fee, and it does not say whether it accepts insurance. It does not say whether the monthly fee covers the medication, and the weight loss medication is not named. Pay with Cherry is listed as a payment option.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the weight loss prescription, and whether that person is one of the prescribers listed above. Ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded. The weight management page says compounded medications are prepared by licensed pharmacies and are not reviewed or approved by the FDA for safety or effectiveness, so ask what that means for the medication you would receive. Ask whether the monthly fee covers the medication, and what the consultation, follow-up visits and lab work cost.

The clinic publishes its own internal patient figures for weight loss. Ask how those figures were gathered. Ask whether follow-up can be done remotely, since telehealth is not mentioned. Ask whether the joining fee is refundable, and how to cancel a membership.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you mainly want aesthetic treatments and would like a weight management or hormone option in the same office, and you are ready to pay cash. If you want the weight loss medication, its price and its cancellation terms in writing before you commit, ask for those first.

Sources: rosemedspas.com, rosemedspas.com/weightmanagement, rosemedspas.com/memberships, rosemedspas.com/about, rosemedspas.com/contact

Services Offered

Hours

By appointment only 10am - 6pm

Location