Anti Aging & Ketamine Center Sarasota

Anti Aging & Ketamine Center describes itself as a medical wellness center in Bradenton, with a second office in Sarasota. The practice is led by nurse practitioners and offers aesthetic treatments alongside hormone therapy, medical weight loss and ketamine infusions. Its aesthetic services include Botox, Dysport, Xeomin and Jeuveau neurotoxins, a broad range of dermal fillers, Morpheus8 radiofrequency microneedling, Lumecca IPL photofacials, Diolaze laser hair removal, Forma skin tightening and PDO threads.

Visits are by appointment only, with the Bradenton and Sarasota offices open Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM and closed on weekends. Clients can book online or by phone, and the business says most new appointments are scheduled the same day or the next day. Every treatment begins with a consultation and a plan shaped around the patient's health and goals.

Ketamine infusions are offered for treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, suicidal ideation, OCD, PTSD and some pain-related conditions. Each session starts with an evaluation by a member of the medical team, who explains the recommended plan along with its risks and benefits. Infusions take about 20 minutes, and clients may listen to music and wear sunglasses during treatment. Staff call the day after, and a follow-up appointment with a medical professional is part of the process. The site lists anxiety, headache, nausea and excessive sweating as less common side effects, usually toward the end of the session.

IV nutrition therapy delivers vitamins, minerals and nutrients through a drip or direct injection into a vein. Six named blends are offered, priced from $120 to $225, and infusions typically run 30 to 60 minutes. Clients can rest in recliners with music and complimentary guest WiFi. The first IV visit is a 15 to 20 minute consultation with a nurse practitioner covering medical history, medications, allergies and goals. Sessions may be repeated every one to four weeks, and IV therapy can be paired with weight loss, beauty treatments or pain management.

Hormone therapy, including bioidentical hormone replacement built from plant-derived hormones, starts with a first visit that reviews symptoms, medical history, current medications, allergies and earlier treatments. Lab testing covers a complete blood count, a metabolic panel, estrogen or testosterone levels and thyroid levels, and the in-house lab has a 24-hour response time. According to the practice, hormone therapy is not recommended for people who have had a stroke, heart attack, liver disease, blood clots, or breast or endometrial cancer. Follow-up treatments are scheduled every three to four months for women and every five to six months for men.

Medical weight loss uses customized diet and medication plans. Options include semaglutide, tirzepatide, phentermine and Contrave, chosen according to the patient's goals and history, and the approach is aimed at long-term weight loss and better health. The practice says it is meant for people who need to lose more than 15 pounds. Initial visits include a physical exam, blood work when needed, and measurements of weight, muscle mass, body fat and basal metabolic rate. Follow-up visits are scheduled weekly, biweekly or monthly depending on the medication.

PRP and PRF are made from about 30 ml of the patient's own blood, drawn and centrifuged on the day of treatment. They are used for facial aesthetics, hair restoration and joint pain such as arthritis. Hair restoration involves injections into targeted areas over a series of sessions, and treatment normally involves one to four injections every three to six weeks. These injections are usually not covered by insurance, though the initial exam and imaging may be, and FSA or HSA funds may be usable.

Works through lifestyle medicine with a holistic focus on health and wellness, building each plan around the patient's health and goals.

A clinical setting with recliners, music and guest WiFi available during IV sessions.