LIV Aesthetics and Wellness

About LIV Aesthetics and Wellness

What is LIV Aesthetics and Wellness?

LIV Aesthetics and Wellness is an aesthetics practice in Edmond. Most of what it does is skin and cosmetic work: facials, microneedling, PRP, laser and light treatments, neuromodulator injections, dermal fillers and skin care products. It also offers IV vitamin drips and vitamin shots.

Hormone optimization and medical weight loss appear only in one sentence on its home page. No prescriber is named, no medication is named, and no treatment detail is given for either. It cites 62 years of combined beauty and aesthetics experience and 78 years of wellness and medical care. Google shows it at 4.9 from 165 reviews, under the category "Weight loss service."

It does not publish a street address, phone number or hours. A map listing places it in Edmond. Its contact page is a form, and visits are booked online.

What does it cost?

Dysport or Botox is $13/unit and Daxxify is $14/unit. A Lip Flip is $150 and fillers are $700. Kybella and Sculptra are each $700, or 4 for $2500. IV drips run from $100 to $275, with Myer's Cocktail at $150 and NAD + Myer's Cocktail at $255. Facials run from $150 for the Refresh Facial to $275 for the Luxe Glow Facial. Microneedling is $450 for face and neck, or 4 for $1600. Laser hair removal starts at $100 and HALO from $500.

Memberships are $149 a month for Essential, where you choose one service each month. Reserve is $99, $199 or $299 a month. In its own words: "Your full contribution is added to your account and rolls over, ready to use toward the LIV services you want, when you want them."

It does not publish a price for medical weight loss or hormone therapy, and it does not publish a consultation fee. It offers CareCredit and Cherry payment plans. In its own words: "Meet CareCredit, a flexible healthcare financing option that helps you pay for treatments over time with convenient monthly payments." It does not say whether it accepts insurance, so ask whether it bills insurance.

What should you ask before you book?

For hormone or weight-loss care, ask who prescribes and what letters follow their name. Ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded, and whether the monthly fee includes it. Ask what visits, lab work and follow-up cost, since none of those are published.

For any service, ask whether it bills insurance and whether there is a consultation fee. Ask for a phone number and hours, since neither is published. For a membership, ask how cancellation works and whether an unused Reserve balance can be refunded. Its cancellation terms are not published.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want facials, injectables, lasers or IV drips and would like a monthly membership or a payment plan to cover them. If hormone therapy or medical weight loss is why you are calling, get the prescriber's name and the medication details first, since neither is published, and then decide whether it makes sense to book.

Sources: livaestheticsandwellness.com, livaestheticsandwellness.com/pages/services, livaestheticsandwellness.com/pages/payment-plans

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