Ageless Skin Co.

About Ageless Skin Co.

What is Ageless Skin Co.?

Ageless Skin Co. is a medical aesthetics practice at 1150 Sterling Ridge Drive #104 in Omaha, NE 68144, phone 402-957-6363. Google lists it as a medical spa, rated 5 from 455 reviews. Most of its work is aesthetic: Botox and Dysport, dermal fillers, Sculptra, microneedling with SkinPen, BBL HERO and Flawless Glow photofacials, MOXI fractional laser resurfacing, blue light acne treatment, PRP/EZ PRF Gel, chemical peels, and Kybella. Ageless describes itself as woman-owned and says it started in 2018 as a one-woman operation.

It also runs two medical programs. Medical weight loss uses tirzepatide, and a FAQ on the weight loss material compares it with Ozempic. Hormone replacement therapy uses bioidentical hormone pellets. Six providers are listed: Dr. Amy Bullington, APRN, DNP; Dr. Haley Williams, AGPCNP-BC, APRN, DNP; Ashley Siegman, APRN, MSN; Gina Murante, APRN, MSN; Reem Bryson, PA-C; and Kylie Gonsior, BSN, RN. Posted hours are 13:00 to 17:00 on Monday and Wednesday, and 09:00 to 12:00 on Saturday.

This listing is for its Omaha office at 9819 S 168th Ave Ste 6B.

What does it cost?

The initial consultation is $25. Medical weight loss adds $200 in initial labs and $25 in check-in labs every six months. Ageless lists monthly treatment plans as typically ranging from $50, and separately says the program typically starts around $400 but is not guaranteed. It does not say whether either figure includes tirzepatide, and it does not publish a per-unit or monthly medication price.

Hormone pellet therapy costs $200 for initial labs and $25 for post-treatment labs, then $400 per treatment for women or $600 for men. Ageless says pellets typically last 3 to 5 months. It does not say whether the hormones are included in the treatment price.

Aesthetic prices run $12 per unit for Botox or Dysport, $750 per filler syringe, $350 per BBL photofacial or three for $950, and $600 per MOXI treatment or three for $1700. The optional membership is $125 a month and includes 10% off skincare and aesthetic services, plus one free chemical peel after a year. In its own words: "You will have the option to cancel or increase your budget after your 6-month commitment has been met." Ageless does not say whether it bills insurance or offers HSA or financing.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which provider writes the weight loss prescription. Ageless names tirzepatide but does not name a weight loss prescriber. Ask whether the $50 monthly figure includes the medication, and why the starting cost is given as both $50 and around $400. Ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded, and whether dose changes cost extra.

For pellets, ask who places them and whether the $400 or $600 treatment price includes the hormones. Ask what follow-up labs cost beyond the $25 listed. Ask whether any visits can be done by video, since Ageless does not address telehealth. Ask whether it bills insurance at all. Finally, ask how membership cancellation works and what happens to any money left in your membership bank.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want in-person aesthetic treatments, possibly on a membership, or medical weight loss or pellet therapy in Omaha, and you are ready to pay out of pocket. It is a weaker fit if you need peptide or longevity medicine, which Ageless does not offer, or if you need insurance billing or video visits, which it does not address.

Sources: agelessskinco.com, agelessskinco.com/medical-weight-loss, agelessskinco.com/hormone-replacement-therapy, agelessskinco.com/treatments, agelessskinco.com/about, agelessskinco.com/membership

Services Offered

Hours

Mo 13:00-17:00, , We 13:00-17:00, , , Sa 09:00-12:00,

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