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Memberships & Packages

The regular work, priced for regulars.

Two ways to pay less for exactly the same treatments: a monthly plan that banks credit you keep, or a paid-ahead series when a course is genuinely indicated. Neither asks you to sign anything longer than a month.

Alder · Memberships
The honest version

Why every med spa sells a membership.

Because injectable revenue is lumpy and skin revenue is not. It is worth understanding the incentive before you sign up for anything, including ours.

The economics, plainly

A neuromodulator client comes in two or three times a year. A skin client comes in every four to six weeks. From the practice's side, the second one is a far steadier business, so almost every med spa in Denver builds a membership to nudge you toward that cadence. That is not sinister. It is just the incentive, and you should know it exists.

What separates a fair membership from a bad one is what happens to your money. A bad membership auto-drafts a few hundred dollars a month, expires the unused balance after sixty days, and locks you into twelve months with a termination fee. The credit quietly becomes the practice's revenue whether you show up or not.

Ours does the opposite. Every dollar drafted becomes credit in your name, it rolls for a full twelve months, there is no term, and cancelling takes one email. If the arithmetic does not work in your favor, we would genuinely rather you paid as you go, and we will say so at the consultation.

Three plans

Pick the one that matches your cadence.

The monthly draft is not a fee. It is a prepayment that lands in your account here as credit, usable against anything on the menu, including someone else's treatment if you want to send your mother in.

Plan 01 · Skin

The Skin Membership

$145per month

For the client on a facial cadence: every four to six weeks, all year, with take-home products that actually get used.

  • $145 banks as credit every month, spendable on any service
  • HydraFacial MD at $235 instead of the $285 menu rate
  • LED and bond add-on included with any facial (normally $95)
  • 15% off medical-grade skincare, no minimum
  • Credit rolls for twelve months from the month it is drafted
No term · cancel any month
Banked credit stays yours
Plan 02 · Injectable

The Injectable Membership

$250per month

For the client who treats two or three times a year and would rather spread the cost across twelve months than write one large check.

  • $250 banks as credit every month, spendable on any service
  • Neuromodulator at $12 per unit instead of $14
  • Hyaluronic filler at $650 per syringe instead of $725
  • Sculptra at $1,050 per vial instead of $1,150
  • First call when a treatment slot opens up
No term · cancel any month
Screening is unchanged for members
Plan 03 · Combined

The Full Protocol

$425per month

For the client running skin and injectable work on the same long plan. Both rate sets, one quarterly treatment folded in.

  • $425 banks as credit every month
  • Every member rate above: units, syringes, vials and facials
  • One chemical peel or LED session included each quarter
  • Priority scheduling and first call on cancellations
  • 15% off medical-grade skincare
No term · cancel any month
Credit rolls twelve months
  • Draft dateThe 1st of each month
  • Credit expiry12 months from the month drafted
  • After cancellationBanked credit redeemable 90 days
  • Notice to cancel30 days, by email
Run the numbers first

When a membership is the wrong answer.

A membership only saves money if you were going to spend it anyway. Here is the arithmetic we walk through in the room, using our own menu.

Where it works

A client on a six-week HydraFacial cadence has eight facials a year. At menu rates that is $2,280, plus $760 if the LED and bond add-on goes on each one: $3,040. On the Skin Membership the same eight visits are $1,880 with the add-on included, and $1,740 of that is already banked from the monthly draft. The difference is a shade over eleven hundred dollars a year for an identical set of appointments.

Where it does not

A client who has neuromodulator three times a year at thirty units, and one syringe of filler, spends about $1,985 at menu rates. The Injectable Membership drafts $3,000 over the same twelve months. The member rates would save roughly $255, and leave a thousand dollars sitting in credit you did not need to prepay.

That client should pay as they go. We will tell you so at the consultation, and we would rather lose the monthly draft than have you carry a balance you never wanted.

Series pricing

Packages, only where a course is the protocol.

Some treatments are designed to be done in a series: the interval is part of the protocol, not a sales tactic. Those are the only ones we sell ahead, at a lower per-session price than booking them one at a time.

  • Microneedling with PRP · series of three$1,950$1,750
  • Radiofrequency skin tightening · course of four$3,000$2,700
  • Chemical peel · series of three$660$585
  • HydraFacial MD · six over six months$1,710$1,500
  • Sculptra · three-vial protocol$3,450$3,200

Individual treatment pricing lives on the service menu. Whether a series is appropriate for you is a decision for the consultation, not the checkout.

What holds for everyone

Four things a membership does not change.

01
Screening
Members are screened at consultation like everyone else. The practitioner can decline to treat.
02
Who treats you
The same nurse practitioner, every visit. No technician tier for members or anyone else.
03
Dosing
Credit on the account is never a reason to use more product. Dosing is clinical, not commercial.
04
The plan
Written, reviewed at every visit, and revisable at any point without a fee.
The fine print

Read this part before you enroll.

Is there a contract or a minimum term?

No. Memberships run month to month. Cancel by email with thirty days' notice and the draft stops at the end of that cycle. There is no termination fee and no re-enrollment fee if you come back.

What happens to my banked credit if I cancel?

It stays redeemable for ninety days after your last draft. Credit is a prepayment for services, not a deposit. It is not refundable in cash and it cannot be transferred to another practice. It can be spent on a guest's treatment here.

Can I pause a membership?

Yes, once per calendar year, for up to three months. Banked credit keeps its original twelve-month clock while the plan is paused. Ask at the front desk or send an email. We do not require a reason.

Are packages refundable?

Once the first session of a series has been performed, the package is non-refundable. If the practitioner decides partway through that the course is not right for you, the unused sessions convert to credit at the price you paid and can go toward anything else on the menu.

Can I use FSA or HSA funds?

Most elective aesthetic treatment is not an eligible expense under those plans. Some medical dermatology services may be. We can give you an itemised receipt, but the eligibility question belongs to your plan administrator, not to us.

— Before you enroll

Talk it through first.

Memberships are not sold at the front desk. Come in for the consultation, get the written plan, and decide afterwards whether a monthly draft actually saves you anything.

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