Forever Young Aesthetics & Wellness

About Forever Young Aesthetics & Wellness

What is Forever Young Aesthetics & Wellness?

Forever Young Aesthetics & Wellness is a practice at 17n Baldwin Street in Bargersville, Indiana. The listed phone number is (317) 622-8044. Crystal Stutler, FNP, FNP-BC, is the only prescriber named. She is a board-certified nurse practitioner with more than 20 years of healthcare experience and 5+ years of advanced aesthetic injecting. Google lists the business as a medical spa, with 5 stars from 22 reviews.

Most of the menu is cosmetic. It offers Tox (Dysport, Xeomin, Daxxify), dermal filler, a biostimulator and microneedling. The wellness side includes medical weight loss, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT), a Methyl B12 injection and a Tri-Immune injection, which blends vitamin C, zinc and glutathione.

For the weight loss program, the clinic describes its approach this way. In its own words: "Your plan is tailored to your health history, labs, lifestyle, and goals and may include prescription weight loss medication, nutrition and lifestyle guidance, and ongoing support."

This listing is for its Bargersville office at 17n Baldwin St.

What does it cost?

Tox is priced at $5U, $11U and $6U, with no explanation of the unit. Dermal filler runs $600 to $700, the biostimulator is $800, and microneedling is $350. The Methyl B12 injection is $15 and the Tri-Immune injection is $25.

Medical weight loss and BHRT are each priced at 150, with no currency or unit shown. It does not publish a consultation fee. It does not say whether medication is included in the program price, and it does not say whether insurance is accepted. Members get 10% off aesthetic services, but it does not describe the membership fee, what it covers, or how to cancel.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the prescription for weight loss medication or hormone therapy, and who reviews your lab results. Ask whether the 150 is a monthly fee, a visit fee or a one-time charge, and whether it includes the medication. It does not name the weight loss medication, so ask which one it is, whether it is brand-name or compounded, and what it costs on top of the program fee.

Ask what the initial lab testing costs, and what follow-up visits and repeat labs cost after that. The same questions apply to hormone therapy monitoring. Ask whether any visit can be done by video, since it does not say. Ask whether insurance is accepted or whether you pay cash, and whether a health savings account card can be used. If you join the membership, ask what it costs, what it includes and how to cancel. Hours are given only as "By Appointment," so ask which days and times are open.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are mainly looking for cosmetic injectables and want a nurse practitioner-led wellness program in the same office, and you are comfortable calling to confirm the weight loss and hormone prices before you commit. It is less suited to anyone who needs a published price, a clear medication cost or insurance billing before booking.

Sources: foreveryoungindy.com

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