Willow Health and Aesthetics

About Willow Health and Aesthetics

What is Willow Health and Aesthetics?

Willow Health and Aesthetics is a medical aesthetics practice at 1030 Willagillespie Rd in Eugene, Oregon, serving women in the Eugene-Springfield area. Most of its services are aesthetic treatments, including Botox, Xeomin, injectable filler, Exilis, Shockwave Therapy, microneedling and a hair and nail salon. Google lists it as a medical spa, with a 4.5 rating from 37 reviews.

Two of its services fall under weight loss and hormone care. It offers semaglutide with B12, with the brand names Ozempic and Wegovy given on its page, for women 18 and older. It also offers hormone pellet therapy using BioTE pellets. Its prescribers are Dr. Barry Jarvis, MD, who has over 20 years of experience practicing medicine in Eugene, and Angela Crothers, who specializes in gynecology, hormone replacement therapy and sexual health medicine. It does not list peptide or longevity services, and it does not publish hours.

What does it cost?

The weight-loss program is cash pay. The first consultation is $475, which includes the first 4 weeks of compounded medication. Follow-up visits come every 4 weeks and include 4 doses, priced from $275 to $375 depending on dose. Pricing is subject to product pricing and availability. If you decide against the medication after the consult, you receive a $225 refund. In its own words: "Health insurance companies do not cover weight-loss programs; therefore, you will be required to pay this amount in full prior to scheduling."

A weight-loss appointment cancelled with less than a full 24 hours' notice costs $100, and that charge is non-refundable. It accepts CareCredit financing. It does not say whether insurance is accepted for its other services. It does not publish prices for hormone pellet therapy.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which prescriber writes the semaglutide prescription, and whether Dr. Jarvis or Angela Crothers handles hormone pellet therapy. Ask whether the medication is brand-name Ozempic or Wegovy or compounded, since the consult price includes compounded medication, and whether the follow-up prices cover the same medication.

Ask what pellet therapy costs and what the price includes. Ask what lab work is required and what it costs. It does not state whether telehealth is offered, so ask whether any visit can be done by video, and ask for its hours. Before paying the $475, ask whether you meet the BMI and health-history requirements for semaglutide, and ask how to stop the program and whether stopping carries a charge.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are a woman 18 or older near Eugene or Springfield, want aesthetic care under the same roof as a cash-pay semaglutide or pellet program, and can pay in full before scheduling. If you are a man looking for semaglutide, need telehealth, or want pellet prices before you commit, call first and ask.

Sources: willowhealthandaesthetics.com, willowhealthandaesthetics.com/semaglutide, willowhealthandaesthetics.com/hormone-pellet-therapy-in-eugene-or, willowhealthandaesthetics.com/about-us, willowhealthandaesthetics.com/spa-services

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