Vesta Aesthetics

About Vesta Aesthetics

What is Vesta Aesthetics?

Vesta Aesthetics is a provider-led medical aesthetics practice in Saratoga Springs, Utah, established in 2020. Its core work is in-person aesthetics: neuromodulators, microchanneling and medical-grade skincare. It also offers four services this directory covers: medical weight loss, hormone optimization, peptide therapy and NAD+ therapy. In its own words: "Every patient seen personally by Ali Claunch, NP-C."

Ali Claunch, NP-C, is the only prescriber named. The practice describes Ali as a board-certified nurse practitioner. Weight loss is delivered by telehealth across Utah, Arizona and Idaho. The medications named are semaglutide and tirzepatide, which the practice places in the Ozempic and Wegovy family and the Mounjaro and Zepbound family. Both are compounded by licensed 503A pharmacies and are not FDA-approved. The practice holds a 5.0 Google rating from 28 reviews. It names Saratoga Springs as its in-person base, but it does not publish a street address or hours.

What does it cost?

The weight loss program starts from $130 a month. The practice says that figure is all-in at starter dosing on its 12-month membership, and it covers Ali's care, follow-up visits and the medication itself. Your dose changes the monthly number, so the exact cost is set at the consultation, which is $75 and paid at the visit. The practice is self-pay and does not bill insurance, but it accepts HSA and FSA funds. Members are described as paying up to about 40% less all-in. À la carte patients book a $75 follow-up at least every 90 days while on therapy.

Neuromodulators start from $9.45 per unit, and skin renewal starts from $225 per session. It does not publish prices for hormone optimization, peptide therapy or NAD+ therapy. It also does not say what the 12-month membership commits you to or how cancellation works.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether the $130 figure includes lab work, since the practice describes labs being drawn at reference labs near you but gives no price for them. Ask what the 12-month membership commits you to, whether you can leave early, and how cancellation works in writing.

Ask what a dose change does to your monthly price, and what a hormone, peptide or NAD+ plan would cost before you book. Ask which licensed 503A pharmacy fills your prescription, and what it means for you that the medication is compounded rather than FDA-approved. For hormone care, ask whether your state qualifies, because the practice says testosterone replacement can currently be prescribed only to Utah and Idaho patients.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you live in Utah, Arizona or Idaho, are comfortable with a telehealth program, can pay out of pocket, and want one named provider overseeing a weight loss plan. It is less of a fit if you need insurance billing or want a published price for every service before you commit.

Sources: vestaaesthetics.com, vestaaesthetics.com/medical-weight-loss, vestaaesthetics.com/semaglutide-cost-utah

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