Magnolia Healthcare & Aesthetics

About Magnolia Healthcare & Aesthetics

What is Magnolia Healthcare & Aesthetics?

Magnolia Healthcare & Aesthetics is a privately owned clinic at 34 Oleander Drive Suite 107 in Clayton, North Carolina. The main line is 919-243-1910. The clinic leads with primary and sick care and aesthetic injections, and its twelve listed services include urgent care, primary care from infant to geriatric, and CDL physicals. Three of those services are the ones this listing covers: medical weight loss, hormone replacement therapy, and peptides. Its listed prescribers are Tonya Pounds, FNP, and Joey Robinson, NP. The hormone page names Tonya Pounds for pellet therapy, but the clinic does not say what Joey Robinson handles.

The office is open Monday through Friday, with Friday hours ending at noon, and it is closed on weekends. Google lists it as a medical office with a 4.6 rating from 61 reviews.

What does it cost?

Hormone therapy has the most pricing detail. The first visit is a $200 initial consult, where the clinic discusses options and draws labs. Labs are not included in that fee. The clinic points patients to LabCorp for cash prices rather than giving its own. A pellet insertion visit is $400 for women and $650 for men, and a follow-up without insertion is $50. Reinsertion comes every 2 to 3 months for women and every 5 to 6 months for men.

Peptides are priced by course. Glutathione injections are $60 for 10 weeks or $120 for 20 weeks. NAD+ injections are $150 for about 12 weeks. Sermorelin injections are $400 for about 12 weeks.

The clinic does not publish prices or name medications for weight loss. It offers monthly payment plans through a financing partner, Cherry, for qualifying patients in weight loss and hormone therapy. It does not say which insurance plans it accepts. Its weight loss page notes that insurance coverage is not guaranteed.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which prescriber will handle your weight loss or peptide care, since the clinic does not say which of its two prescribers covers those services. Ask which FDA-approved weight loss medication they would use, whether it is brand-name or compounded, what it costs each month, and whether that price includes the drug.

The peptide page describes its products as FDA-monitored. Ask what that means for each product you would receive, and whether it is compounded.

Ask what labs cost in cash at LabCorp and what the six-week follow-up costs. For pellets, ask how many insertions you would need in a year, since each one is $400 or $650.

Ask which insurance plans, if any, the clinic accepts. Ask for its cancellation terms before you pay anything.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want primary care, aesthetic work, and cash-pay hormone or peptide care in one Clayton office, and you are willing to get medication names and written prices before your first visit. It may not fit if you need the full cost of weight loss care up front, since the clinic does not publish those prices.

Sources: magnoliahealthcareaesthetics.com, magnoliahealthcareaesthetics.com/weight-loss, magnoliahealthcareaesthetics.com/hormonereplacementtherapy, magnoliahealthcareaesthetics.com/peptides, magnoliahealthcareaesthetics.com/contact, magnoliahealthcareaesthetics.com/themagnoliateam

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Hours

Monday 8 AM–8 PM Tuesday 8 AM–8 PM Wednesday 8 AM–6 PM Thursday8 AM–6 PM Friday 8 AM–12 PM Saturday: Closed Sunday: Closed

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