Exelus Med Spa

Clinic Profile

Exelus Med Spa is a spa treatment center that provides various aesthetic and wellness services in Glendale, California.

The clinic specializes in enhanced skin beautifying, laser, body sculpting, and non-surgical medical aesthetic processes. According to the research, Exelus Med Spa focuses on a friendly atmosphere in which customers are able to share their aesthetic concerns and get an honest feedback.

Exelus Med Spa is not a BBB Accredited Business, but has a rating of A with the Better Business Bureau.

The research states that the business started on June 21, 2021, and its BBB file was opened on May 16, 2023.

It is by appointment only and the office is open daily between 10 AM and 6 PM.

Background and History

According to the research, Exelus Med Spa was founded on June 21, 2021.

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Services and Programs

Exelus Med Spa offers Semaglutide Medical Weight Loss Treatment.

According to the research, this treatment is based on an injection once a week, with a minimum of two to three months of treatment being recommended.

Semaglutide is reported to work as a GLP-1 by making more insulin, slowing the emptying of the stomach, making people feel fuller, and decreasing the urge to eat.

Other services provided in the clinic that are related to weight-loss include Lipolysis that is defined as a non-surgical, minimally invasive fat removal process on parts of the body including the belly, flanks or back.

Other services found in the research are:

• Laser hair removal
• Various laser treatments
• Neurotoxins including Botox, Jeaveau, Daxxify, Letybo, and Dysport
• Dermal fillers
• PDO threads
• Facials
• Microneedling
• IV hydration and nutrition
• Spider vein removal
• Fotona 4D non-surgical face rejuvenation
• PRF treatments for hair restoration and under-eye
• Exosome treatments

The study also says that there should be an initial consultation to establish suitability of treatments.

Doctors and Medical Professionals

Lousine Egiazarian

Lousine Egiazarian is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner, whose specialty is acute care, wellness, and aesthetic medicine.

The study reveals that she has been in the medical profession since 1999 and has a wide experience in hospitals.

Education, as stated in the research is:

• Earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and Nursing Science at Grand Canyon University.
• A Master’s in Speech and Language Pathology Therapy from Yerevan, Armenia
• A Master’s in Nursing Science as a Family Nurse Practitioner Post Master’s from West Coast University

According to the research, Lousine Egiazarian focuses on the whole person and integrates her training in functional medicine with the use of non-surgical aesthetics.

James A. Michail

The Medical Director is James A. Michail.

Reviews and Patient Feedback

• According to the research, Exelus Med Spa has an excellent rating based on 73 Google reviews.
• The positive themes that are commonly found in the reviews are: good service, well informed staff, friendly and accommodating care, and comprehensive explanation of the procedures.
• The study also has positive remarks concerning the mom and daughter pair and the friendly atmosphere at the office.
• According to the Better Business Bureau profile, Exelus Med Spa is not a BBB Accredited company and one complaint was made against this business, but it was not addressed.

Testimonials and Quotes

The statements made by the patients in the research are as follows:

• I have been visiting it for years. It has an excellent service and is well versed in all the procedures. They get you a good appointment at the most convenient date and time. The mom and daughter duo are great both extremely nice and accommodating.
• Amazing Service! Lucille is the best in town!! She is very attentive to details and is indeed a guru of her profession!!!
• It was a flawless experience. I cannot suggest them highly enough. The office staff is so helpful and friendly. Lousine even explained all the procedures to the client and helped him feel comfortable and assured in the services he received.
• The first time staff were great and showed supper friendliness! Was extremely open and told everything in detail. 100% recommend!!
• I have already attended a few liplase sessions here and already like the results! I do not want to fill my lips and therefore liplase has been a great solution in restoring and plumping up my lips. Lousine is a wonderful lady; she guided me through the whole procedure and made it so very natural and comfortable. I am looking forward to my next session!

Pricing and Value Signals

The research lists the following pricing information:

• First Visit: 30 minutes $75.
• Follow-Up Consultation: free 15 minutes.
• Semaglutide Weight Loss Therapy: Billed a single time of 1800 at the beginning of 3 months, a 3-month agreement is required.
• Neurotoxin treatments: $11.50
• Lipo-Dissolve: Small area $300, Medium area $400, Large area $550
• IV Therapy: $200 to $250
• Booster shots: Vitamin B12, Vitamin B complex, CoQ10, Biotin, Vitamin D, and MIC: $30.

Also provided by the clinic is the referral program, through which clients can refer a friend and get a 10 percent discount on their next visit to the clinic.

The study mentions that there is also package discounting which includes a free peptide mask and LED light therapy with three sessions of microneedling.

Verification Notes

• According to the research, although James A. Michail is mentioned as the Medical Director, his qualifications and particular contribution to the treatment of the patients are not described on the Exelus Med Spa site.
• The ownership structure of the clinic is not clearly presented in the available information, as well.
• According to the Better Business Bureau profile, the clinic is not BBB Accredited and has one outstanding complaint.
• The study also observes that information on the individual source or the compounding pharmacy of the semaglutide drug is not publicly accessible on the clinic site.