All About Face Chattanooga Beauty & Aesthetics

About All About Face Chattanooga Beauty & Aesthetics

What is All About Face Chattanooga Beauty & Aesthetics?

All About Face is a cosmetic and aesthetics practice at 2120 Northgate Park, Suite 307, in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Its main work is injectables and skin treatments: Botox, dermal fillers, PDO thread lifts and microdermabrasion. Medical weight loss is the newest addition, announced on the home page in these words: "We are now offering medical weight loss (Semaglutide/B12 injections.)" Google lists the business under medical spa and shows a 4.9 rating from 58 reviews.

The only prescriber the clinic names is Nastassja Moore, FNP-C, MSN, a nurse practitioner who performs the cosmetic services. The weight loss program uses compounded semaglutide with B12 injections, and the clinic also names phentermine among its weight loss medications. The clinic does not list office hours, does not say how long it has been open, and does not mention telehealth. The office phone is 423-498-3546, and the clinic also takes texts at 423-668-1833.

What does it cost?

Initial and follow-up provider visits are $100. The weight loss program is billed monthly, and each monthly fee includes four injections. The fee rises with the weekly dose: $199 a month for injections up to 0.75mg a week, $225 at 1mg, $275 at 1.25mg, $325 at 1.5mg, $375 at 1.75mg, and $425 at 2mg. The clinic names phentermine but does not price it separately.

Cosmetic prices are listed as follows. Botox is $12 per unit. Dermal fillers run $475 to $875. PDO thread lifts vary by area and thread type. The clinic does not publish a price for microdermabrasion. A skin package called the Glow Pack is listed at $1250, with an October introductory price of $1200. The clinic does not say whether it accepts insurance or whether its Payment Plans cover weight loss. It also does not describe how cancellation works for the monthly plan.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs the weight loss prescription. The clinic names Nastassja Moore as its prescriber. Kirk Body, MD appears as medical director on a product page, but the clinic does not say he treats patients, so ask whether he has any role in your care. Ask whether the monthly fee covers every injection and whether moving to a higher weekly dose changes the price. Ask how the compounded semaglutide is sourced and whether a brand-name version is available. Ask what lab work costs and how many follow-up visits the $100 covers. Ask whether telehealth visits are possible, whether the clinic takes insurance, and how cancellation works. Ask for office hours too, since none are listed.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want cosmetic injectables or skin treatments and a medical weight loss program in one office, and you are comfortable paying monthly out of pocket. If you want a physician to be the prescriber, ask first, since the only prescriber the clinic names is a nurse practitioner.

Sources: allaboutfacechatt.com

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