Hormones · Weight loss · Aesthetics · IV therapy
Care that starts with listening.
Hormone and sexual medicine, medical weight loss, aesthetics, and IV therapy in Birmingham, led by founder Melissa Gomez Elkins, a licensed provider who takes the time to understand what you're feeling.
Every plan starts with a visit, your history, and labs when they're needed.
Services
What we treat
Every service starts with a visit and a conversation about your history and your goals.
Hormone and sexual medicine
Perimenopause, menopause, postpartum changes, low testosterone, and sexual health, starting with your symptoms and your labs.
Learn more →Medical weight loss
A medical plan with visits, labs, and real follow-up, including GLP-1 medications when they're right for you.
Learn more →Aesthetics
Wrinkle relaxers and more, placed by licensed providers in a medical setting. [Menu from intake]
Learn more →IV therapy
IV fluids and vitamins, given by licensed clinicians after a provider assessment.
Learn more →Meet your provider
Melissa Gomez Elkins
Founder · [Credential, exactly as licensed]
Melissa founded Vibe Health & Wellness to help patients feel like themselves again. Her approach is whole-person care: a real conversation about your history, your symptoms, and your goals, then a plan you understand.
[Training and certifications, from the intake.]
Your first visit
Your first visit, made simple.
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Book a consultation
Call the office or book online. [Booking method from intake]
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Talk it through
Your history, your symptoms, and your goals, with labs when they're needed.
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Leave with a plan
Your options, explained plainly, and follow-up you can count on.
FAQ
Questions we hear most
Do I need a referral?
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Do you take insurance?
[Answer from intake]
Who is hormone therapy for?
It depends on your symptoms, your history, and your labs. Sorting that out is what your first visit is for.
What does a weight loss consult include?
[Visit, labs, and follow-up details from intake]
Are compounded medications FDA-approved?
No. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. If one is part of your plan, your provider will explain why and what to expect.
Ready to feel like yourself again?
Book online or call the office. Most questions are easier to answer in person.