Retro Health and Aesthetics

About Retro Health and Aesthetics

What is Retro Health and Aesthetics?

Retro Health and Aesthetics is a concierge medicine practice with an aesthetics menu. It is at 720 Worthington Woods Blvd, Columbus, OH 43085, in the Worthington area, and serves Columbus, Worthington, Dublin, Powell and the surrounding area. Telehealth is open to members with no restrictions stated. It has a 5 rating on Google from 163 reviews.

The prescribers are Dr. Bethany Recker, MD and Gregory LaFontaine, PA-C. LaFontaine is a co-founder and the Director of Men's Health & Wellness, with a background in emergency and urgent care medicine. The practice offers concierge primary care, weight management, men's and women's hormone optimization, peptide therapy, IV hydration and therapeutic massage. Its aesthetic menu covers neurotoxin treatments, dermal filler, skin treatments, hair restoration, Beautifill and liposuction. Peptide therapy has no details yet, and longevity medicine is not offered.

For weight management, the semaglutide and tirzepatide are compounded with NAD by SBH Medical, a compounding pharmacy in Columbus. Retro Health also names phentermine and Contrave (naltrexone/bupropion), and lists Lipo-C injections as coming soon.

This listing is for its Columbus office at 720 Worthington Woods Blvd.

What does it cost?

Retro Health does not publish prices. Consultations are free to book, but the three membership tiers, Heritage, Curator and Legacy, have no prices stated.

Membership is how primary care is paid for. In its own words: "Retro Health does not bill insurance." Members usually keep their insurance for hospital stays, specialist visits and labs. HSA and FSA funds may be used for qualifying services. Aesthetic treatments are open to members and non-members, and members get preferred pricing.

Hormone therapy is discounted for members, and labs, follow-up and monitoring are included in membership. Retro Health does not say whether weight management medication is part of the monthly fee, and it states no cancellation terms.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which prescriber would handle your care and how often you would see them. Ask whether the monthly fee covers weight management medication or whether it is billed on top of it.

Ask what the initial metabolic workup, follow-up visits and labs cost beyond the membership. Since the semaglutide and tirzepatide are compounded, ask for the Letter of Compliance from SBH Medical. Retro Health says it keeps one on file and that patients can request a copy at any time.

Ask how cancellation works and whether there is a minimum term. Ask which states its telehealth covers, since none are named. If peptide therapy interests you, ask what it involves and what it costs.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want primary care, hormones, weight management and aesthetic work under one practice, you are ready to pay a monthly membership out of pocket, and you are comfortable with compounded medication. Its compounded GLP-1 program is for patients with a BMI of 27 or above and a weight-related health condition, or a BMI of 30 or above. If you need published prices or hours before you call, Retro Health publishes neither, so ask on the phone.

Sources: retrohealthandaesthetics.com/weight-loss-beyond-glp-1s, retrohealthandaesthetics.com, retrohealthandaesthetics.com/weight-management, retrohealthandaesthetics.com/womens-hormone-optimization-worthington-ohio, retrohealthandaesthetics.com/glp-1-nad-compounded-weight-loss-worthington-ohio

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