The Clinic for Medical Aesthetics
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What is The Clinic for Medical Aesthetics?
The Clinic for Medical Aesthetics is a medical aesthetics practice, what most people would call a med spa, with offices in Minneapolis and Buffalo, Minnesota. Most of what it offers is cosmetic: neuromodulators, dermal filler, chemical peels, laser treatments, microneedling, and lash and brow services. It also lists a Weight Management Program, BioTE HRT for hormone therapy, B12 injections, and a mobile med spa service. Weight loss and hormone therapy are two services among many. Google lists the clinic as a medical spa with a 4.9 rating from 62 reviews.
Anna Leinfelder, NP, is the only person named as a prescriber. The clinic was founded by Dana Orr, a registered nurse licensed in 5 states who trains doctors and nurses in cosmetic medicine. She is not named as a prescriber.
The weight loss program uses GLP-1 injections. Patients inject weekly at home after instruction from Anna Leinfelder, NP. Wegovy and semaglutide are named in the program's headline, but the clinic does not say which one it prescribes. BioTE HRT uses small hormone pellets placed under the skin in an in-office procedure, after an initial consultation and hormone level assessment.
What does it cost?
The clinic publishes a membership: a $49 one-time enrollment fee and $99 monthly payments charged to a credit card. The membership is a 12 month agreement. Cancelling before the year ends costs $99. Members get discounts on cosmetic and lash and brow services, such as $100 off dermal filler (non-members pay $620 to $800), $50 off chemical peels (non-members pay $99 to $299), and $129 for a full set of lash extensions instead of $179. Membership discounts do not include weight loss or hormone therapy.
The clinic does not publish prices for the weight loss program, GLP-1 medication, or BioTE HRT. It does not publish a consultation fee. It does not say whether medication is included in any price, whether it accepts insurance, or whether it offers financing. It does not say whether telehealth visits are available. Call (763) 205-4718 and ask for those numbers before you book.
What should you ask before you book?
Ask for the full monthly cost of the weight loss program and whether it includes the medication, the injections, and follow-up visits. Ask which GLP-1 product you would receive, whether it is brand name Wegovy or a semaglutide product, and whether it is compounded.
Ask who signs the prescription and whether a physician is involved in your care. Ask what the first consultation costs and whether any part of it can be done by video. For hormone therapy, ask what the lab work costs and how often follow-up is needed. Ask which office you would be seen at, Minneapolis or Buffalo, and whether the same prescriber covers both.
If you join the membership, ask how cancellation works for any service you plan to use, and whether the $99 cancellation fee applies.
Who is it a good fit for?
This is a good fit if you want cosmetic treatments and a medical weight loss or hormone program under one roof, and you are comfortable with a nurse practitioner as the prescriber. If you need published prices or insurance details before you call, expect to ask for them directly, because none are posted.
Sources: theclinicmn.com, theclinicmn.com/weight-loss, theclinicmn.com/biote-hrt, theclinicmn.com/membership-program
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What we confirmed
Read off The Clinic for Medical Aesthetics’s own website on 2026-10-11. These are their words, not ours.
- ✓Medical weight loss — listed on their site as “Minneapolis’ Leading Solution for Medically Supervised Weight Loss” source
- ✓Hormone therapy — listed on their site as “BioTE HRT is a bioidentical hormone replacement therapy that uses plant-derived hormones identical in structure to those your body produces naturally.” source
We have not yet collected published prices or prescriber credentials for this clinic. When we do, they will appear here with a link to the page they came from — or a note saying the clinic publishes none, which is itself worth knowing. Call them for a price in the meantime.