Essentially Bare Laser Medspa

About Essentially Bare Laser Medspa

What is Essentially Bare Laser Medspa?

Essentially Bare is a med spa with locations in Cambridge, at 777 Concord Ave., and in Boston, founded in 2000 by Kellyann McGrady-Cirafice. Its main business is aesthetic medicine: neurotoxins, dermal fillers, laser hair removal, tattoo removal, chemical peels, microneedling, and several skin resurfacing and tightening treatments. Medical Weight Loss Management is one line among these, not the center of the practice. The weight loss program uses GLP-1 injections, named on its pages as Ozempic, Semaglutide, and Trizepatide, with Liz Taylor, listed as a Nurse Practitioner and Master Injector, named among the staff. Appointments can be in person or virtual, and the clinic describes serving both Boston and Cambridge with flexible scheduling.

This listing is for its Cambridge office at 777 Concord Ave.

What does it cost?

The weight loss page lists a monthly package of $349 to $449, said to include a one-on-one consultation, a supply of GLP-1 medication, in-person follow-ups, and access to medical providers during business hours. The FAQ section on that same page gives a different figure for what reads as the same package, $500 a month, so the two numbers do not agree and it is worth asking which applies now. A separate promotion advertised a $999 three-month special covering a personal intake, provider oversight, and both in-office and virtual consultations, running from July 1 through October, though nothing on the current pages confirms whether that offer is still active. Financing is available through CareCredit. No consultation fee is listed on its own for the weight loss visit.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which monthly price is current, the $349 to $449 range or the $500 figure quoted in the FAQ, and get it in writing before you start. Ask whether Liz Taylor, the Nurse Practitioner named on the team page, is the one who will see you for weight loss, since the weight loss page itself does not name a prescriber. Ask whether the medication is brand-name Ozempic or a compounded semaglutide, since both are mentioned. Find out if the $999 three-month special is still offered, and if not, what the standard monthly cost actually totals over three months. Ask what happens if you want to stop: whether there is a minimum commitment, a refund policy, or a cancellation fee, since none of that is published. Ask too whether any lab work is required and what that costs separately from the monthly package.

In its own words: "Achieve lasting results with our personalized Medical Weight Loss Management program, featuring FDA-approved Semaglutide injections."

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are already comfortable treating a med spa as your source for injectables and skin care and like the idea of adding a weight loss visit to that same relationship, with the option of a virtual check-in. It is a less obvious fit if you want a clinic built primarily around weight management, with a dedicated weight loss prescriber and one clear, published price.

Sources: essentiallybare.com, essentiallybare.com/medical-weight-loss-management, essentiallybare.com/treatments, essentiallybare.com/about-us, essentiallybare.com/glp-1-discount

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