Medically guided peptide-care pathway
Consultation, history and medication review, laboratory review when appropriate, individualized selection, administration teaching, and monitoring are described.
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The Clinic for Medical Aesthetics
Minneapolis, MN · In-person care
Provider overview
About The Clinic for Medical Aesthetics
The Clinic for Medical Aesthetics publishes two Minnesota offices and a current team that includes registered nurses, a nurse practitioner, licensed aestheticians, and medical director Gregory Mesna, MD. Its peptide page describes consultation, history and medication review, laboratory review when appropriate, individualized selection, administration instruction, check-ins, and follow-up testing. Specific peptide examples are described by category rather than as a fixed formulary. Service descriptions remain provider-published and do not establish current availability, formulation, pharmacy source, approval, safety, effectiveness, or eligibility.
At a glance
- Market role
- Direct patient-care provider
- Care model
- In person
- Coverage
- 1 listed jurisdictions
- Pharmacy pathway
- Not publicly established
503A and 503B labels describe statutory compounding pathways or public relationships. They do not mean a compounded drug is FDA-approved or that FDA endorses a facility.
Service catalog
Programs and services
Provider-advertised services, grouped for quick scanning with all details visible.
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1Provider-advertised peptide therapy
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1Provider-advertised growth-hormone-related care
Growth-hormone-supporting peptide category
The clinic describes this as an example category; exact compounds and availability are not represented as fixed.
Provider source ↗03
1Provider-advertised investigational compounds
Recovery-focused peptide category
Repair-focused peptides appear as a provider-selected category; this listing makes no claim about approval or availability.
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2Medical weight management
Metabolic peptide category
Metabolic peptides are discussed as possible complements to nutrition and activity after individualized assessment.
Provider source ↗Medical weight-management program
A separate clinician-led weight-management service appears in the current catalog.
Provider source ↗05
1Hormone health
BioTE hormone therapy
BioTE hormone-related care is listed for in-person evaluation at the practice.
Provider source ↗06
1Recovery and regenerative services
PRP and PRF procedures
The clinic offers platelet-rich plasma and platelet-rich fibrin procedures for selected aesthetic and hair-related uses.
Provider source ↗07
1Additional services
Injectable, laser, and skin services
The official catalog includes neuromodulators, fillers, lasers, microneedling, peels, and related medical-aesthetic services.
Provider source ↗Important: Inclusion does not establish availability for every patient or state, regulatory status, clinical appropriateness, safety, or effectiveness.
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These links support the public facts recorded here. Provider-published information is not an independent endorsement.
- 1The Clinic for Medical Aesthetics — Official Website ↗
Supports: identity and current service catalog · Checked Jul 29, 2026
- 2The Clinic for Medical Aesthetics — Team ↗
Supports: team and medical director · Checked Jul 29, 2026
- 3The Clinic for Medical Aesthetics — Locations ↗
Supports: two locations phone and hours · Checked Jul 29, 2026
- 4The Clinic for Medical Aesthetics — Peptide Therapy ↗
Supports: peptide process categories monitoring and caveats · Checked Jul 29, 2026
- 5The Clinic for Medical Aesthetics — Contact ↗
Supports: contact information · Checked Jul 29, 2026