Patient Resources
Understand your options, before you ever book
Clear, honest guides to the treatments we offer and the questions patients ask most. Every guide cites its sources and states its limitations, so you can walk into any consultation already informed.
Treatment guides and explainers.
Weight Loss · Decision Guide
Semaglutide vs Tirzepatide
Head-to-head trial results, side effects, switching after a plateau, and how Ali actually chooses between them.
Read the comparison →Weight Loss · Explainer
What Is Retatrutide?
The investigational triple agonist behind the biggest trial numbers ever reported, and what it means for your options today.
Read the explainer →Aesthetics · Decision Guide
Xeomin vs Botox vs Letybo
Three FDA-approved neuromodulators compared by the injector who uses them weekly, with transparent member unit pricing.
Read the comparison →Regulation · Explainer
Is Compounded Semaglutide Legal?
A plain-English walkthrough of FDA rules for compounded GLP-1 medications, 503A pharmacies, and what changed in 2026.
Read the explainer →Hormones · Cost Guide
How Much Does TRT Cost in Utah?
The consult, labs, medication, and monitoring broken down with market ranges, and how membership changes the math.
Read the cost guide →Weight Loss · Cost Guide
What Does Semaglutide Really Cost in Utah?
Brand vs compounded, what teaser rates hide, and how to compare programs on the total cost of real care.
Read the cost guide →Hormones · State Guide
TRT in Arizona: The Honest Version
Why testosterone prescribing is Utah-only at Vesta, what Arizona programs charge, and the hormone care you can start today.
Read the state guide →Hormones · State Guide
TRT in Idaho: The Honest Version
The controlled-substance rule explained plainly, Idaho market costs, and the lab-first path to treating what is actually wrong.
Read the state guide →Hormones · Lab Guide
What Labs Do You Need Before TRT?
Total and free testosterone, SHBG, estradiol, CBC, PSA, TSH, and A1c: the panel behind safe therapy, explained.
Read the lab guide →Buyer's Guide
How to Choose a Peptide or Hormone Clinic
Seven criteria that separate real medical practices from checkout pages, and the red flags that should end the conversation.
Read the buyer's guide →New guides are added regularly. Every page here is educational and is not a substitute for individualized medical advice; treatment decisions happen at your consultation.
Questions a guide can't answer?
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Deciding between medications? Semaglutide vs tirzepatide, compared →
Your plan starts with a $75 initial consultation
Meet one-on-one with Ali Claunch, NP-C through a HIPAA compliant telehealth consultation. We review your goals, health history, and labs, then build a personalized treatment plan. Caring for patients across Utah, Arizona, and Idaho, with in-clinic visits in Saratoga Springs.
Follow-up visits are included with an active membership. À la carte patients schedule a $75 follow-up consult at least every 90 days while on therapy.
Schedule a ConsultationA Note on Compounded Medications and FDA Oversight
Compounded peptides, GLP-1 medications, hormone therapies, NAD+ preparations, and other prescription items dispensed through Vesta Aesthetics are prepared by licensed 503A compounding pharmacies for individual patients pursuant to a valid prescription from Ali Claunch, NP-C, following a personalized clinical evaluation. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. The FDA does not evaluate compounded preparations for safety, efficacy, or potency. Vesta Aesthetics operates in compliance with FDA regulations governing 503A patient-specific compounding and does not stock, resell, or distribute medications outside this framework. If the FDA changes guidance, restricts, or removes access to any compounded preparation, Vesta will discontinue that preparation in alignment with federal regulation.
Information on this site is educational and is not a substitute for individualized medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Outcomes vary by patient. No specific clinical result is promised or guaranteed. Use of any prescription medication carries risk; please review all risks with your provider before beginning therapy. Vesta Aesthetics is a self-pay medical practice and does not bill insurance. See our 503A Promise for full sourcing detail.