Spa North

About Spa North

What is Spa North?

Spa North is a medical spa with offices in Greenville and Travelers Rest, South Carolina. Google categorizes it as a medical spa and shows a 4.8 rating from 45 reviews. Most of its work is aesthetic: neurotoxins such as Botox, Dysport and Xeomin, dermal fillers including Sculptra, PDO thread lifts, facials, chemical peels, microneedling and HydraPen. It also offers dermatology consultations, and it lists a medical weight loss injections consultation that uses GLP-1 medication, without naming the drug. A bioidentical hormone consultation is listed as coming soon.

Beckie Hoddy, RN, and Bridget Simmons, LE, CCMA, founded the practice on a partnership they describe as spanning more than eight years. In its own words: "Every recommendation is thoughtful, every treatment intentional, and every result designed to honor your natural beauty." The team also includes Yvonne Coffey, BSN, RN; Amanda Neal, LE; Ineke Tolbert, MSN, AG-ACNP-BC; Cayley Stone, PA; and Clay Wilson, MD. Ineke Tolbert's bio is the one that mentions medically assisted weight-loss programs. The clinic does not say which of its clinicians writes the weight loss prescription.

This listing is for its Travelers Rest office at 228 S Main St.

What does it cost?

Some prices are published. Botox is $13.00 per unit and Dysport is $12.00 per unit. Facials start at $175 for the Custom Facial and from $325 for the Hydrafacial. Microneedling is $350 and HydraPen is $600.

Memberships cost $100, $200, $250 or $350 a month. Each includes an account credit equal to its monthly fee, usable on any Spa North service, and members get $12 per unit pricing on neurotoxins. Joining requires a $50 activation fee. Reactivating after you stop costs $25 and requires a three month minimum commitment.

The weight loss consultation is listed at 99, with no currency or unit shown. The clinic does not publish a price for the weight loss program itself, and it does not say whether medication is included or whether insurance is accepted. It offers payment plans and financing, so ask for those terms before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which clinician writes the weight loss prescription, and what the 99 consultation charge covers. Ask which medication the program uses, and whether it is brand-name or compounded. Ask whether the monthly fee includes the medication, and what follow-up visits and lab work cost. Ask whether insurance is accepted, whether any part of the program can be done by telehealth, and what the clinic hours are, since none are listed.

If you join a membership, ask what happens to the monthly credit if you stop before the three month minimum ends, and what reactivation involves. If bioidentical hormone therapy matters to you, ask when it opens.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you mainly want injectables, facials or a membership, and you are willing to ask who prescribes and what the full weight loss program costs before you book. It is a weaker fit if you need the weight loss price, the medication and the prescriber spelled out before your first visit, since none of those are published.

Sources: spanorthtr.com, spanorthtr.com/team, spanorthtr.com/services, spanorthtr.com/memberships

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