Luminess Lounge
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What is Luminess Lounge?
Luminess Lounge is a medical spa at 325 South Sullivan Road, Suite B, in Spokane Valley, Washington. It opened in 2023. Keanna Wolcott, ARNP, MSN, owns the practice, treats patients there, and is the only prescriber named. The practice describes her as a board-certified nurse practitioner.
Most of the work is injectables and skin care. It offers wrinkle relaxers (Botox, Dysport and Xeomin), several dermal fillers including Juvederm, RF microneedling, Exion CLEAR, IV hydration, vitamin injections, NAD+, and sclerotherapy for spider veins. Medical weight loss is one of its services. It uses compounded semaglutide, which the practice says is prepared by a pharmacy and is not itself FDA-approved. Every patient has an evaluation first, which can be in person or by telehealth. Hours are by appointment, including some evenings and weekends. The practice draws patients from Spokane Valley, Spokane, Liberty Lake and other towns in Washington and North Idaho. Google shows a 5 rating from 95 reviews.
This listing is for its Spokane Valley office at 325 South Sullivan Road, Suite B.
What does it cost?
Luminess Lounge does not publish most of its prices. The one figure it lists is $12 per unit of Botox for all new-to-us Botox customers. The number of units you need depends on your muscles, so the total is not given in advance. Filler is priced by syringe, microneedling by area and number of sessions, and medical weight loss by medication and dose. In its own words: "Anyone quoting you a price before seeing your face is guessing." The practice says you will be given the cost before anything is done.
Some services carry a consultation fee. The amount is not stated, it varies by service, and it is not credited toward treatment. The practice does not say whether medication is included in any weight loss price. Payment plans are available for Allergan treatments, including Botox and Juvederm. If a plan is used for a non-Allergan treatment, 10% of the financed amount is added. It does not say whether it accepts insurance.
What should you ask before you book?
Ask who will perform your treatment. Keanna may do it herself. For some treatments a registered nurse performs the work, and Keanna completes a good faith exam first, by telehealth or in person. Ask which applies to the service you want.
For medical weight loss, ask whether the program price includes the medication and what the consultation fee is. Ask which pharmacy prepares the compounded semaglutide, and how doses are adjusted and followed up, since follow-up is part of the program. Ask what lab work costs, because labs are not run in house and are arranged elsewhere. Ask how a program is cancelled. The practice says it is not a subscription, but it does not describe its cancellation terms.
Who is it a good fit for?
This is a good fit if you are paying out of pocket for injectables, skin treatments or medical weight loss, live within reach of Spokane Valley, and want to ask about cost and the compounded medication before you commit. It is less suited to anyone who needs a full price list before booking, since most treatments are not priced in advance.
Sources: luminesslounge.net, luminesslounge.net/medical-weight-loss, luminesslounge.net/services
Services Offered
Hours
By appointment, including some evenings and weekends