Questions, answered with clarity

Many guests book within a few days. Urgent aesthetic touch-ups and select IV visits may offer same-week availability. If you have a deadline, tell us when you request your visit—we will always be honest about what is realistic.

Most medical services begin with a consultation so we can review history, goals, and candidacy. Some IV visits may proceed after a streamlined intake if you are an established guest and medically appropriate.

Bring a photo ID, insurance card if applicable, a list of medications and supplements, and any recent labs you would like us to review. Wear comfortable clothing for vitals—we will guide you through the rest.

Results vary by individual, but many of our guests experience 15-20% body weight reduction over the course of their program. Your provider will set realistic, personalized goals during your initial consultation.

Common side effects of GLP-1 medications may include mild nausea, which typically subsides within the first few weeks. Your provider will monitor your response and adjust dosing as needed.

Absolutely. Many of our guests pair their weight loss program with IV therapy, B12 injections, or nutritional counseling for a comprehensive wellness approach.

Our injectors prioritize balanced movement. You should still look expressive—just softened in areas of tension. We can always start conservatively and refine at follow-up.

Mild swelling or bruising can occur for several days depending on the area treated and your personal biology. We provide pre- and post-care instructions to minimize downtime.

Many guests return to work the same day for toxin appointments. Filler and certain skin treatments may have social downtime—we will outline what to expect before you commit.

Botox relaxes muscles that cause expression lines (forehead, crow's feet, frown lines). Fillers restore volume in areas that have hollowed or deflated (cheeks, lips, under-eyes, jawline). Many guests benefit from both — your provider will recommend the right combination during your consultation.

Botox typically lasts 3-4 months. Hyaluronic acid fillers last 6-18 months depending on the area and product used. Your provider will outline a realistic timeline during your visit.

We use FDA-approved products from trusted manufacturers including Allergan (Botox, Juvederm), Galderma (Restylane), and other premium brands. Your provider selects the best product for your specific goals and anatomy.

IV therapy is performed by licensed clinicians using sterile technique. We review allergies, medications, and medical history before administration. If IV therapy is not appropriate, we will recommend alternatives.

Frequency depends on your goals, labs, and how you respond. Your nurse or provider will suggest an interval that keeps you hydrated without over-treatment.

Most guests describe it as relaxing. You'll sit in a comfortable lounge chair while the IV drips — many clients read, work on their laptop, or nap. A nurse monitors you throughout. Mild warmth or a cool sensation in the arm is normal.

Yes — many guests pair IV therapy with B-12 injections, weight loss consultations, or aesthetics appointments on the same visit. Let us know when booking and we'll schedule accordingly.

IV therapy at Hello You Wellness is administered under medical oversight by licensed nurses. During your intake, a provider reviews your health history and goals to confirm the appropriate blend. No outside prescription is needed.

Absolutely. Your digital formula is saved to your profile, but you can adjust add-ons every time. Many guests experiment until they find their go-to combination, then refine from there.

Yes — your clinician reviews every custom blend for safety before preparation. Certain add-ons may interact or exceed recommended ranges. We'll always explain why and suggest alternatives.

Plan for about 60-75 minutes total — roughly 10 minutes for your consultation and blend review, then 45-60 minutes for the infusion itself. First-time builders may take slightly longer.

Yes — we can accommodate couples and small groups with adjacent seating. Each person builds their own blend independently. Call ahead for group availability.

Peptide protocols are prescribed only when medically appropriate, with informed consent, follow-up, and clear documentation. We decline requests outside safe, legal prescribing boundaries.

We review goals, contraindications, and any relevant labs. You will leave with a written plan, pricing transparency, and next steps—never pressure to proceed the same day.

Possibly — and the only way to know is with labs and a physician evaluation. Symptoms alone do not diagnose low T, and low T alone (without symptoms) does not always warrant treatment. The right answer for you comes from combining both.

HRT (hormone replacement therapy) is the umbrella term. BHRT (bioidentical hormone replacement therapy) refers specifically to hormones that share the same molecular structure as those your body produces. BHRT can be FDA-approved (many are) or compounded. "Bioidentical" describes chemistry, not safety.

Our TRT programs start at $499/program. That is a program price, not a per-visit price. Program pricing includes physician evaluation and defined ongoing oversight; medication and lab costs may be quoted separately depending on your protocol. We quote the full amount before you commit.

Neither is universally better. Injections offer dose flexibility and lower per-cycle cost but require ongoing administration. Pellets offer 3-6 months of steady release with no weekly routine but less mid-cycle adjustability. Your labs, lifestyle, and preferences drive the choice—we discuss both at consult.

No — that is a marketing claim, not a clinical finding. Bioidentical hormones share molecular structure with endogenous hormones, but that does not translate to reduced risk. FDA-approved products (many of which are already bioidentical) have the benefit of standardized dosing and formal safety review. Compounded formulations do not. We discuss the trade-offs candidly in consult.

When symptoms of perimenopause or menopause are affecting quality of life and other causes have been considered. Onset varies widely—some patients present in their late 30s, most in their 40s or 50s. There is no single "right age." What matters is symptoms, labs, and a real risk/benefit conversation with your physician.

Men on TRT: at 6 weeks, 3 months, then quarterly rotating panels. Women on HRT: at 6-12 weeks after initiation or dose change, then 6 months, then annually—with immediate re-evaluation for any concerning symptom (new breast changes, unexpected vaginal bleeding, leg pain or swelling).

Coverage varies by service. Some visits may qualify for insurance or HSA/FSA reimbursement depending on your plan. Our team can provide superbills when applicable—ask during booking.

We accept all major credit cards and are working on adding financing options. For larger treatment plans, ask about our package pricing during your consultation.

Yes — consultations with our care team are complimentary. We'll discuss your goals, review your options, and only move forward when you're ready. There's never pressure to commit on the spot.

We ask for 24 hours' notice to cancel or reschedule. Late cancellations may be subject to a fee, which we'll outline at the time of booking.