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Practice type
A practice combining several health and wellness services — often IV therapy, weight management, hormone therapy, and aesthetics — under one roof.
Listed as “Wellness center” on Google. Ranked by rating and review count; featured partners first.
"Wellness center" covers a wide range of practices, but in the aesthetics world it usually means a clinic that pairs appearance-focused treatments with health-focused ones: IV hydration and vitamin therapy, medical weight-loss programs, hormone optimization, peptide therapy, and sometimes injectables and skin treatments.
The common thread is a physician or nurse practitioner overseeing a menu that goes beyond cosmetics. Some are medical practices first with aesthetics added; others are med spas that expanded into wellness.
An intake visit that often includes bloodwork, followed by a personalized plan. Memberships are common because many services (IV drips, weight-loss check-ins, hormone monitoring) are ongoing.
Because the label is broad, look at the specifics: which licensed provider oversees medical services, what lab work is done before prescribing anything, and how claims are supported. Be cautious of centers that promise dramatic results from unproven therapies.
See our guides to medical weight loss and IV therapy for what those programs involve.
It depends on the center. Those offering prescriptions, IV therapy, or hormone treatment must operate under a licensed medical provider. Ask who the medical director is.
Most aesthetic and elective wellness services are cash-pay. Some centers bill insurance for medical visits or labs; ask before your first appointment.