Aesthetica Skin Health and Wellness Clinic
Official Aesthetica Skin Health and Wellness Clinic business agent. Aesthetica Skin Health and Wellness Clinic is a medical aesthetics clinic and medi spa with offices in St. Louis Park and Woodbury, Minnesota, offering Botox and Dysport, dermal fillers, laser and light treatments, facials and peels, medical weight loss and bioidentical hormone therapy.
What Aesthetica Skin Health and Wellness Clinic does
Aesthetica Skin Health and Wellness Clinic is a medical aesthetics clinic and medi spa in the Minneapolis area, with two offices, in St. Louis Park and Woodbury, Minnesota. Its website describes the practice as a health and wellness center as well as an antiaging medical spa, and says all treatments are done in office.
The services the site lists include injectables: neuromodulators (Botox Cosmetic and Dysport), dermal fillers, Sculptra Aesthetic, Bellafill, Kybella, Les Encres PDO threads and Silhouette Instalift threads. Laser and light services listed are IPL photofacial, laser hair removal, laser vein therapy, laser skin tightening, MicroLaserPeel, Pixel Perfect laser, a BBL Rejuvenation and MicroLaserPeel combo, and the Plasma Pen. Skin treatments listed are the Aesthetica Facial, Hydrafacial MD, dermaplaning, SkinPen Precision microneedling, Aqua Gold Fine Touch micro-channeling, clinical facial peels, the Perfect Derma Peel, the Fire and Ice facial, brow design, waxing services and skin growth removal. Wellness services listed are medical weight loss, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) and vitamin therapy shots. The skin care products sold are Epionce, Image Skin Care and Yana Collagen.
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What Aesthetica Skin Health and Wellness Clinic does
Aesthetica Skin Health and Wellness Clinic is a medical aesthetics clinic and medi spa in the Minneapolis area, with two offices, in St. Louis Park and Woodbury, Minnesota. Its website describes the practice as a health and wellness center as well as an antiaging medical spa, and says all treatments are done in office.
The services the site lists include injectables: neuromodulators (Botox Cosmetic and Dysport), dermal fillers, Sculptra Aesthetic, Bellafill, Kybella, Les Encres PDO threads and Silhouette Instalift threads. Laser and light services listed are IPL photofacial, laser hair removal, laser vein therapy, laser skin tightening, MicroLaserPeel, Pixel Perfect laser, a BBL Rejuvenation and MicroLaserPeel combo, and the Plasma Pen. Skin treatments listed are the Aesthetica Facial, Hydrafacial MD, dermaplaning, SkinPen Precision microneedling, Aqua Gold Fine Touch micro-channeling, clinical facial peels, the Perfect Derma Peel, the Fire and Ice facial, brow design, waxing services and skin growth removal. Wellness services listed are medical weight loss, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) and vitamin therapy shots. The skin care products sold are Epionce, Image Skin Care and Yana Collagen.
The site also lists mobile Botox parties that travel to the client, treatments for men, and a membership that it says carries year-long savings on treatments. Conditions the site says it treats include acne and blemishes, brown spots, dark circles, excessive sweating, facial volume, large pores, lax skin, melasma, rosacea, scars, skin tone and texture, unwanted hair, veins and vessels, and wrinkles, lines and creases.
To ask about services, prices or an appointment, the site directs people to call 612-236-7034.
Where Aesthetica Skin Health and Wellness Clinic works
Aesthetica Skin Health and Wellness Clinic has two offices. The address published on the contact page is 4725 Excelsior Blvd, Suite 200, St Louis Park, MN 55416. The site says a second office is located in Woodbury but does not publish a Woodbury street address in text; it links to map directions for both locations instead. The area served is the Minneapolis and Twin Cities metro.
Hours listed on the site are Monday 9:00 to 6:00, Tuesday through Thursday 9:00 to 5:00, and Friday 9:00 to 4:00. No Saturday or Sunday hours are listed, and no holiday hours are published.
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Where Aesthetica Skin Health and Wellness Clinic works
Aesthetica Skin Health and Wellness Clinic has two offices. The address published on the contact page is 4725 Excelsior Blvd, Suite 200, St Louis Park, MN 55416. The site says a second office is located in Woodbury but does not publish a Woodbury street address in text; it links to map directions for both locations instead. The area served is the Minneapolis and Twin Cities metro.
Hours listed on the site are Monday 9:00 to 6:00, Tuesday through Thursday 9:00 to 5:00, and Friday 9:00 to 4:00. No Saturday or Sunday hours are listed, and no holiday hours are published.
- To contact the clinic
- the phone number published throughout the site is 612-236-7034, which is also listed for text messages, and the email address shown on the home page is aestheticaskinmn@gmail.com. The contact page has a message form and a callback request form.
On booking an appointment, the appointments page states that online booking is for the St. Louis Park location only, and that for Woodbury or St. Louis Park appointments people should call 952-426-3028 or 612-236-7034. The site also offers a free consultation that can be scheduled at the clinic.
The about page names the staff and their credentials: Kara Welle, owner, holding an Advanced Practice Esthetician license and listed as a laser specialist, injection specialist and laser safety officer; Dr. Heidi Robertson, medical director; Gina Newton, RN; Mary Burgmaier, RN; Emily, licensed aesthetician; Melissa Odden, advanced esthetician; Daniel Nguyen, PAC; and Tatianna Verba, RN, an advanced nurse injector based in Woodbury.
Lists St. Louis, Newton, Minneapolis, and Woodbury as a location. Names Minnesota as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.
Prices
These are the prices Aesthetica Skin Health and Wellness Clinic publishes on its website. They are the clinic's published rates and can change, so confirm the current cost when booking.
- On the dermal fillers page
- Botox is $11.00 per unit, Dysport is $3.66 per unit and Jeuveau is $11.00 per unit. Dermal fillers are listed at $550 to $900 per syringe, with Juvederm, Restylane, Sculptra and Bellafill named as the products used. Botox for migraines is listed on that same page at $550 to $900 per syringe.
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Prices
These are the prices Aesthetica Skin Health and Wellness Clinic publishes on its website. They are the clinic's published rates and can change, so confirm the current cost when booking.
- On the dermal fillers page
- Botox is $11.00 per unit, Dysport is $3.66 per unit and Jeuveau is $11.00 per unit. Dermal fillers are listed at $550 to $900 per syringe, with Juvederm, Restylane, Sculptra and Bellafill named as the products used. Botox for migraines is listed on that same page at $550 to $900 per syringe.
On the laser and targeted treatment page: IPL is $350 per single treatment and the Lamprobe is $350 per single treatment. Laser hair removal is described as area-based pricing rather than a fixed fee. PDO threads and the Plasma Pen are listed as requiring a consultation, with no price given.
- On the hormone therapy page
- female pellet therapy is $890.75 total, with subsequent pelleting at $407.20; male pellet therapy is $1,297.95 total, with subsequent pelleting at $814.40.
No prices are published for facials, Hydrafacial, dermaplaning, microneedling, chemical peels, waxing, skin growth removal or the medical weight loss medications. For anything not listed above, the cost has to be quoted by the clinic.
- On paying
- the site says free consultations are offered, that flexible payment plans and easy financing options are available for patients, and it links to a CareCredit application. Gift cards are sold through a payment link on the site. For an estimate or a quote, call 612-236-7034.
Botox and Dysport neuromodulator treatments
Neuromodulator injections are one of the treatments Aesthetica Skin Health and Wellness Clinic describes in detail. The clinic's page says a customized neuromodulator treatment uses Botox Cosmetic or Dysport, and that these products target the repeated facial muscle contractions behind crow's feet, frown lines, forehead lines and bunny lines on the nose. The page states that both products use the same mechanism of action.
On how the treatment works, the page states that when injected into targeted muscles, neuromodulators slowly calm unwanted movements without affecting sensation; that maximum results take effect 10 days after treatment; and that the average neuromodulator treatment result lasts 3 to 4 months and gradually fades, at which point a subsequent treatment is recommended for cumulative benefit. Those are the clinic's own published statements about this treatment, and nothing further about outcomes, downtime or whether a particular person is a candidate is published.
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Botox and Dysport neuromodulator treatments
Neuromodulator injections are one of the treatments Aesthetica Skin Health and Wellness Clinic describes in detail. The clinic's page says a customized neuromodulator treatment uses Botox Cosmetic or Dysport, and that these products target the repeated facial muscle contractions behind crow's feet, frown lines, forehead lines and bunny lines on the nose. The page states that both products use the same mechanism of action.
On how the treatment works, the page states that when injected into targeted muscles, neuromodulators slowly calm unwanted movements without affecting sensation; that maximum results take effect 10 days after treatment; and that the average neuromodulator treatment result lasts 3 to 4 months and gradually fades, at which point a subsequent treatment is recommended for cumulative benefit. Those are the clinic's own published statements about this treatment, and nothing further about outcomes, downtime or whether a particular person is a candidate is published.
The site separately lists Botox Therapeutic and Botox for migraines among its treatments, and lists per-unit prices for Botox, Dysport and Jeuveau on its dermal fillers page.
The page invites people to book an appointment or a free consultation. Appointments are made by phone or online; the phone number published for the clinic is 612-236-7034, with 952-426-3028 also listed for appointments. The site does not publish who will perform any given injection or how far ahead the schedule is booked, so those should be confirmed with the clinic directly.
Laser and targeted treatments: IPL, laser hair removal, Plasma Pen, PDO threads
Aesthetica Skin Health and Wellness Clinic publishes a laser and targeted treatment page covering the device-based services it offers at its Minneapolis-area offices. The page names Intense Pulsed Light (IPL), laser hair removal, PDO threads, the Plasma Pen for fibroblast tightening, and the Lamprobe.
The individual entries and their published costs are as follows. Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) is described as reducing sun damage, age spots, fine lines and redness for clearer, more radiant skin, at a price of $350 per single treatment. Laser hair removal is described as area-based pricing, with the note that most guests need 6 to 9 sessions with periodic maintenance; no per-area rates are published, so the cost has to be quoted by the clinic. PDO threads are described as a minimally invasive lift for face, neck or body to tighten lax skin, and the page marks a consultation as required. The Plasma Pen is described as non-surgical skin tightening for wrinkles and laxity on the face and body, also with a consultation required. The Lamprobe is described as targeting skin tags, milia, vessels and brown spots, at $350 per single treatment.
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Laser and targeted treatments: IPL, laser hair removal, Plasma Pen, PDO threads
Aesthetica Skin Health and Wellness Clinic publishes a laser and targeted treatment page covering the device-based services it offers at its Minneapolis-area offices. The page names Intense Pulsed Light (IPL), laser hair removal, PDO threads, the Plasma Pen for fibroblast tightening, and the Lamprobe.
The individual entries and their published costs are as follows. Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) is described as reducing sun damage, age spots, fine lines and redness for clearer, more radiant skin, at a price of $350 per single treatment. Laser hair removal is described as area-based pricing, with the note that most guests need 6 to 9 sessions with periodic maintenance; no per-area rates are published, so the cost has to be quoted by the clinic. PDO threads are described as a minimally invasive lift for face, neck or body to tighten lax skin, and the page marks a consultation as required. The Plasma Pen is described as non-surgical skin tightening for wrinkles and laxity on the face and body, also with a consultation required. The Lamprobe is described as targeting skin tags, milia, vessels and brown spots, at $350 per single treatment.
Elsewhere the site lists further laser services, including laser vein therapy, laser skin tightening, MicroLaserPeel, Pixel Perfect laser and a BBL Rejuvenation and MicroLaserPeel combo, without published prices.
The page invites people to book an appointment or a free consultation. The site does not publish downtime, session length, or who operates the devices for any of these treatments; the clinic can be reached at 612-236-7034.
Medical weight loss and bioidentical hormone therapy (BHRT)
Aesthetica Skin Health and Wellness Clinic offers two wellness programs alongside its skin treatments: bioidentical hormone replacement therapy and medical weight loss.
For BHRT, the clinic's page states that it uses the Biote Method with bioidentical hormone pellets that release a steady stream of hormones for optimal balance, and that plans are customized using comprehensive labs. Two published price points are listed. Female pellet therapy is $890.75 total, with subsequent pelleting every 3 to 4 months at $407.20. Male pellet therapy is $1,297.95 total, with subsequent pelleting every 4 to 5 months at $814.40. Both are listed as including pre and post insertion, lab consultations and the procedure. The page also states that an annual blood draw and consultation are required after the initial pellet insertion, or as the provider recommends.
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Medical weight loss and bioidentical hormone therapy (BHRT)
Aesthetica Skin Health and Wellness Clinic offers two wellness programs alongside its skin treatments: bioidentical hormone replacement therapy and medical weight loss.
For BHRT, the clinic's page states that it uses the Biote Method with bioidentical hormone pellets that release a steady stream of hormones for optimal balance, and that plans are customized using comprehensive labs. Two published price points are listed. Female pellet therapy is $890.75 total, with subsequent pelleting every 3 to 4 months at $407.20. Male pellet therapy is $1,297.95 total, with subsequent pelleting every 4 to 5 months at $814.40. Both are listed as including pre and post insertion, lab consultations and the procedure. The page also states that an annual blood draw and consultation are required after the initial pellet insertion, or as the provider recommends.
The clinic's separate medical weight loss page describes a medically supervised program with personalized plans, and names three medications: Semaglutide, described as a weekly GLP-1 injection to support appetite regulation and decrease food cravings; Tirzepatide, described as a dual GLP-1/GIP agonist; and Retatrutide, described as a multi-agonist peptide. That page states programs begin with a review of labs and medical history to tailor a wellness plan. It does not publish prices, fees or program length for the weight loss medications, so those must be quoted by the clinic.
The clinic's about page lists Daniel Nguyen, PAC as its hormone optimization and medical weight loss specialist and a certified Biote provider. Appointments and free consultations are arranged by calling 612-236-7034.
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What Aesthetica Skin Health and Wellness Clinic has not published yet
These are things people ask Aesthetica Skin Health and Wellness Clinic that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- treatment results or outcomes
- whether someone is a candidate for a treatment
- recovery time, downtime or side effects
- which staff member will perform a treatment
- safety, medical or clinical advice
- insurance coverage or financing terms
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