Clinician-led peptide consultation
Peptide-related planning is delivered within a consultation-led clinical model under the practice's published medical team.
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Draper, UT · In-person care
Provider overview
Elements Med Lounge publishes one Draper, Utah location and identifies Sharon Maxwell, NP-C, as founder and Richard Maxwell, MD, as medical director for advanced regenerative protocols. Its current service catalog includes medical weight management, hormone optimization, peptide-related offerings, infusion care, PRP/PRF, ozone, and aesthetic services. Some named compounds are investigational, unapproved, compounded, off-label, or unclear in status; inclusion here only records the provider's public catalog and does not establish availability, legality, safety, effectiveness, or eligibility.
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Peptide-related planning is delivered within a consultation-led clinical model under the practice's published medical team.
Provider source ↗These compounds appear in the current catalog; the directory does not characterize them as approved, lawfully compoundable, safe, or effective.
Provider source ↗GHK-Cu and MOTS-c are advertised for provider-selected protocols without directory-side adoption of the clinic's marketing claims.
Provider source ↗These named compounds appear in the current service menu; regulatory status and availability require direct confirmation.
Provider source ↗The clinic advertises tesamorelin and notes an off-label wellness context; this profile does not imply an approved use for that context.
Provider source ↗The practice advertises medically supervised GLP-1 programs and also references compounded pathways; formulation and eligibility must be confirmed directly.
Provider source ↗Hormone-related assessment and individualized care appear in the current regenerative-health catalog.
Provider source ↗The in-person menu lists IV nutrient and NAD+ services alongside other provider-selected infusion protocols.
Provider source ↗The clinic advertises EBOO and ozone procedures; the directory does not adopt condition, healing, or outcome claims.
Provider source ↗PRP and PRF services are listed for hair, skin, and joint-related applications under clinical guidance.
Provider source ↗The catalog includes Wharton's-jelly and other cell-based procedures; sourcing, regulatory status, and eligibility require direct confirmation.
Provider source ↗The official catalog includes laser hair removal, IPL, microneedling, neuromodulators, fillers, facials, and chemical peels.
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Supports: identity location phone medical team and full service catalog · Checked Jul 28, 2026
Supports: draper location clinical model and service categories · Checked Jul 28, 2026