Enhance Shred Rejuvenate

ESR presents itself as a medspa that looks at both how a person appears and their overall wellbeing. The business says its medical team brings extensive experience and uses advanced practices, and the facility also includes an infrared sauna.

Injectable wrinkle treatments are a core part of the menu. Botox is used to relax facial muscles and soften moderate to severe wrinkles, with the site noting results that last up to four months. Dysport spreads further under the skin, so it is suited to larger areas such as the forehead, and results appear within a few days. Botox treatment areas include frown lines, crow's feet and forehead lines. Each plan begins with a facial analysis, and the injection may happen the same day if the provider finds the client a suitable candidate. Ice or a topical numbing cream can be used to ease discomfort. According to the site, Botox results begin within 24 to 48 hours and reach their full effect at 30 days. The business states that both products are FDA-approved and that Botox is approved for use in 98 countries. It also says Botox should be given by a licensed, trained medical expert in facial anatomy, and that its providers meet that standard.

IV drip therapy is offered in several formulas, with ingredients that include vitamin C and B-complex vitamins. Sessions typically take 60 to 90 minutes, and a custom drip called Drip of the Month is made available each month. Injectable add-ons such as Toradol, vitamin B12, Zofran, dexamethasone and Pepcid can be added to a visit. New IV clients complete a waiver and health history on arrival, have their vital signs taken and see a medical provider. Clients who are under care for a health issue or are seeing a specialist may need medical clearance first, and clients 65 and older need a recent Basic Metabolic Panel lab before full clearance. IV sessions can be booked alongside other procedures.

GLP-1 medical weight loss is another focus. Clients self-administer the small-needle injection into the abdomen once a week on the same day each week. An RN raises the dose slowly to help ease side effects and sets each next dose based on the weight-loss goal, hemoglobin A1c and body weight. A1c levels can be checked as often as every three months. The site advises that semaglutide and tirzepatide should not be taken by people with Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia type 2 or a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer. It also cites National Institutes of Health information that nausea and diarrhea occur in up to 10% of patients taking tirzepatide.

Combines attention to appearance with attention to overall health, using medical providers and an RN to set treatment plans and dosing.