Studio Medical Aesthetics

About Studio Medical Aesthetics

What is Studio Medical Aesthetics?

Studio Medical Aesthetics is a medical spa with offices in Georgetown and Newport, Kentucky. Most of what it offers is non-surgical aesthetic work, including injectables, neurotoxins, dermal fillers, microneedling, chemical peels, and facials. It also lists vitamin injections, IV hydration, sclerotherapy, and a weight management program, along with personalized peptide therapies and a Studio Next Chapter service for women 40+. Google lists it as a medical spa, with a 5 rating from 87 reviews.

Two nurse practitioners are named as prescribers: Judith Tucker, APRN and Kimberly Bolin, APRN, MSN. The clinic's weight program is the Studio Next Act Weight Management Program, which pairs compounded GLP-1 medications with vitamins, lifestyle and diet coaching, and peptides. A separate Thinnr Weight Loss Program is offered as an alternative. In its own words: "Our protocol combines advanced medications like compounded GLP-1 medications." The clinic does not say which provider runs the weight program. It also offers both virtual and in-person consultations.

This listing is for its Newport office at 58 Carothers Rd.

What does it cost?

The clinic does not publish prices for its weight management program, and it does not say whether the GLP-1 medication is included in any price. It also does not publish a consultation fee or say whether it accepts insurance. The prices it does show are for its aesthetic memberships, such as $90 a month for the Studio Vogue Membership or $150 a month for the Studio Cosmo Membership. Those memberships cover skin treatments and discounts, and none of them mentions weight care.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which provider runs the weight program and who signs the prescription. Ask whether the program price includes the GLP-1 medication, and if it does not, what the compounded medication costs each month. Ask what visits, follow-up, and lab work cost, and how often they happen. Ask whether a virtual consultation is available where you live, since the clinic does not say which states its telehealth covers.

For the Thinnr option, ask whether it needs a prescription, because the clinic describes it as requiring none, and what the app and nutrition plan cost. Finally, ask how a membership or program is canceled and whether any part of the fee is refundable. Get the answers in writing before you pay.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you already want skin or injectable treatments and would like weight care from the same clinic, and you are willing to ask about the provider and price before booking. It is a weaker fit if you need a published price or confirmed insurance billing before you call.

Sources: studiomedicalaesthetics.com, studiomedicalaesthetics.com/studio-next-act-weight-management-program, studiomedicalaesthetics.com/services

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