Concierge medical aesthetics means a licensed physician brings aesthetic and wellness treatments to you, and that same physician stays responsible for your care from the first consultation to the follow-up. You won’t sit in a waiting room or see a different injector at each visit. At MeliOra Elite Wellness, that physician is Dr. Melanie Espinet, a board-certified family physician who serves Lutz and the greater Tampa Bay area. This guide explains how the model works, how it compares with a traditional med spa, and how to tell whether it fits you. For the short version, see the concierge difference.
Concierge medical aesthetics, defined
The idea borrows from concierge medicine: fewer patients, more time with each one, and direct access to your doctor. Applied to aesthetics, an aesthetic concierge service usually has three parts:
- Location: treatment happens where you are, at home, at work, or at an event, instead of in a clinic
- Continuity: one clinician evaluates you, plans the treatment, performs it, and follows up
- Time: visits are scheduled with room for questions, not squeezed into a high-volume day
At MeliOra, house calls cover 15 communities across Hillsborough, Pasco, and Pinellas counties, from Lutz and Wesley Chapel to Clearwater and St. Petersburg, with no travel fee. If you’d rather come to Dr. Espinet, select appointments are available at the Lutz office.
How it differs from a traditional med spa
| Factor | Traditional med spa vs. concierge |
|---|---|
| Who treats you | Staffing varies by practice vs. the same board-certified physician every visit |
| Where | A clinic on its schedule vs. your home or office, or the Lutz office, on yours |
| Appointment length | Often short, high-volume slots vs. unhurried visits |
| Follow-up | A front desk or patient portal vs. direct contact with your physician |
| Pricing | Varies, sometimes per area vs. published per-unit and monthly prices, no travel fee |
Neither model is automatically better. A well-run med spa with an experienced medical team can give excellent care. Concierge care trades a clinic’s volume for time, privacy, and continuity, and those things matter most to people who value them. Who staffs a med spa, and who may perform which treatments, is set by state rules and by each practice, which is one more reason to ask who will treat you.
Why physician-led care matters for medical treatments
Botox in Lutz, FL, prescription medical weight loss in Lutz, and wellness shots in Lutz are medical treatments. Safety and results depend on assessment, dosing, and anatomy, not just the product. A physician who knows your health history can dose conservatively, check for medication interactions, and manage a side effect directly instead of referring you elsewhere.
- Conservative dosing planned around your anatomy and goals
- A full medication and health-history review before anything is injected
- Continuity: the doctor who treated you last time sees how you responded
- Judgment about when not to treat, and the freedom to say so
What’s on a concierge aesthetics menu
Menus vary from practice to practice. MeliOra keeps its menu to treatments a physician can deliver well in a home or office setting:
- Neuromodulators: Botox, Xeomin, and Jeuveau, each $12/unit, for frown lines, forehead lines, and crow’s feet, plus focused treatments like masseter Botox and the lip flip
- Medical weight loss: prescription semaglutide from $150/month and tirzepatide from $230/month, with physician visits at home or by video, lab work, medication and supplies, dose adjustments, and check-ins included in the monthly price
- Wellness shots: six nutrient injections, including Revital B12 and NAD Boost, at $30 each or 4 for $80
MeliOra doesn’t offer dermal fillers or IV drips. If a treatment isn’t a good fit for a home visit, or for you, Dr. Espinet will tell you.
What a concierge visit looks like
How to prepare for a home visit
Very little is needed. After you book, you’ll get a short intake and simple guidance, and Dr. Espinet brings everything the treatment requires. It helps to have a comfortable seat near good light, a few quiet minutes, and a list of your medications and supplements ready. Skip makeup on the treatment area if you can.
Concierge care for small groups
Concierge care isn’t only one-on-one. MeliOra also hosts Botox parties at home and runs office wellness-shot days for teams. Each guest still has a private consultation with Dr. Espinet, is treated individually, and is treated only when it’s medically appropriate.
Is a house call safe?
Sterile technique doesn’t depend on a building. Single-use needles, skin preparation, a clean work surface, and proper product handling travel with the clinician. What matters most, in any setting, is who is treating you, what product they use, and whether they screen you properly first. The American Academy of Dermatology suggests asking about a provider’s credentials, their experience with your exact procedure, and its risks before any cosmetic treatment.
Questions to ask any concierge provider
- Who will treat me, and are they a physician, nurse practitioner, physician assistant, or nurse?
- What product will you use, and where does it come from?
- Will you review my health history and medications before treating me?
- Are your prices published, and is there a travel fee?
- How do I reach you if I have a question after the visit?
Who concierge aesthetics suits
People who choose concierge care tend to share a few priorities: privacy, a schedule that bends to theirs, and one physician who knows their face and history. That includes busy professionals, new parents and caregivers, frequent travelers, and anyone who would rather skip a shared waiting room. If you prefer a clinic setting, or you want a treatment MeliOra doesn’t offer, a traditional practice may suit you better.
Read more about the concierge difference, see all services, or book a consultation anywhere from Lutz and Land O’ Lakes to Carrollwood and Tampa.
Frequently asked questions
What is an aesthetic concierge service?
It’s aesthetic care delivered where you are, at home, at work, or at an event, by a clinician who stays with you from consultation to follow-up. At MeliOra, that clinician is Dr. Melanie Espinet, a board-certified family physician.
Does concierge care cost more?
Not necessarily. MeliOra publishes its prices: Botox, Xeomin, and Jeuveau are $12/unit, wellness shots are $30 each or 4 for $80, and there’s no travel fee anywhere in the service area.
Where does MeliOra travel?
Across 15 communities in Hillsborough, Pasco, and Pinellas counties, including Lutz, Wesley Chapel, Land O’ Lakes, Carrollwood, Tampa, Clearwater, and St. Petersburg. Select appointments are also available at the Lutz office.
Who performs the treatments?
Dr. Espinet performs every treatment herself. Injections are never handed off to another injector.
Is a concierge visit private?
Yes. Your visit happens at your home or office, or at the Lutz office by appointment, with no shared lobby or front-desk sign-in.
How do I get started?
Book online or call (813) 726-5808. You’ll fill out a short health intake, and Dr. Espinet reviews it before your visit.
Related Services
- The Concierge Difference
- Meet Dr. Espinet
- Botox in Lutz, FL
- Medical Weight Loss in Lutz
- See All Services
Sources & References
- American Academy of Dermatology: Best questions to ask when considering a cosmetic treatment
- American Academy of Dermatology: Botulinum toxin therapy overview
- American Med Spa Association: Florida medical spa laws
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