Pure Primary Wellness & Aesthetics

About Pure Primary Wellness & Aesthetics

What is Pure Primary Wellness & Aesthetics?

Pure Primary Wellness & Aesthetics is a clinic at 716 Old Providence Road in Waxhaw, North Carolina. The phone number is 980-485-7552. Elizabeth Anderson, PA-C, founded the clinic in 2023, is listed as its provider, and is the only person named as a prescriber. The clinic describes its own work this way: "Our clinic provides a wide range of services, including primary care, weight loss management, hormone replacement therapy, and aesthetic treatments."

Most of what the clinic describes is aesthetic work. It lists Botox, Dysport, lip filler, dermal filler, RF microneedling, laser treatments, and microneedling, along with skincare lines. Its Google listing is in the weight loss service category and shows a 5 star rating from 16 reviews. Weight loss management, hormone replacement therapy, and Explore Peptide Therapy are named, but none of them is explained in any detail.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices for any service, including weight loss, hormone therapy, peptides, or the aesthetic treatments. It does not say whether medication is included in any price, and it does not publish a consultation fee. It does offer aesthetic consultations to help you find a treatment that fits your personal and financial goals.

The only payment option it names is CareCredit. It describes CareCredit as a way to pay over time with approved financing. It does not say whether it accepts insurance.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the prescription for weight loss and hormone therapy, and whether Elizabeth Anderson, PA-C, handles those prescriptions herself. Ask what the monthly or per visit price covers, and whether the medication is included. If a weight loss medication is part of the plan, ask whether it is brand-name or compounded, since the clinic does not say.

Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost, whether telehealth is available, and what the opening hours are. The clinic lists no hours and does not mention telehealth. Ask how cancellation works, too.

Peptide therapy appears only as a button with no description. Ask what it involves, which products are used, and who prescribes them before you assume it is part of your plan.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you mainly want injectables, fillers, or skin treatments from a clinic that also offers primary care, and you are comfortable asking for prices before you book. If you want a weight loss or hormone program with its costs and medications spelled out in advance, ask for those details first.

Sources: pureprimarywellness.com, pureprimarywellness.com/services

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