Questions about visiting Shore Parkway Wellness

You can book online or call your preferred office. Consultations are available at our Brooklyn and Staten Island offices.

Shore Parkway Wellness has two offices, in Brooklyn and Staten Island. Each office page lists its address and phone number.

Ask the office you plan to visit whether the treatment you’re interested in is available there before you book.

Use the Talk to our team card on this page to call either office or chat with our AI assistant.

Our services fall into five categories: Hormone & Weight Management, IV & Vitamin Therapy, Aesthetic Treatments, Pain & Recovery, and Peptide Therapy. See our Services page for each treatment.

Start with a consultation. Your provider will review your goals, health history, and medications and discuss whether a treatment may be appropriate for you.

Yes. You can ask about a treatment you’re interested in, and your provider will evaluate whether it may be appropriate for you. Booking a consultation does not guarantee a prescription or treatment.

Your first visit begins with an evaluation. Whether treatment can proceed depends on your provider’s assessment and any further information or evaluation needed.

Bring a list of your current medications, supplements, and allergies, along with relevant health history. Ask your chosen office whether any preparation is needed for your visit.

Results vary by treatment and by person. Your provider can explain realistic expectations for the treatment you’re considering and how your progress will be followed.

Your provider will explain potential risks, side effects, and any aftercare or activity restrictions before treatment. Contact the office if you have concerns after your visit.

Ask your provider whether combining treatments may be appropriate for you. Listed packages that combine treatments are on our Pricing & Packages page.

Testosterone injections are a form of hormone therapy used when treatment is clinically appropriate. Learn more on our Testosterone Therapy page.

Symptoms alone can’t confirm it. Diagnosis requires a clinical evaluation and appropriate blood testing, which your provider can discuss at a consultation.

If treatment is appropriate, your provider will explain the follow-up visits and testing recommended. Contact the clinic about any side effects or changes you notice.

Both are prescription medications that act on hormone pathways involved in appetite and blood sugar. Your provider will evaluate whether either may be appropriate for you; see Medical Weight Loss.

No. They may not be appropriate for people with certain medical conditions or medications, so an individual consultation is required first.

Your provider can discuss nutrition, activity, and any other recommendations as part of your individual plan.

IV drip therapy delivers fluids, vitamins, and other ingredients through an IV line. See the available formulas on our IV Drip Therapy page.

IV Drip Therapy appointments are listed as 45 minutes on our booking calendar. Ask the office about timing for the formula you choose.

There’s no single schedule. Your provider can discuss whether repeat treatments may be appropriate based on your health history and goals.

Yes. Vitamin B12 and Vitamin D injections are discussed during a consultation; see Vitamin Injections.

Botox temporarily relaxes targeted facial muscles. Dermal fillers are injectable gels that add volume or soften lines in specific areas. Your provider can explain which, if either, may suit your goals. See Botox and Dermal Fillers.

It varies by product, treatment area, and person. Your provider can explain what to expect and how often treatment may be considered.

Ask your provider what to expect during treatment and what comfort measures may be available for you.

PRX treatments are applied to the surface of the skin rather than injected. PRX Glow and PRX Plus are described on our PRX Skin Treatments page.

Trigger points are tight, tender areas within a muscle that may be associated with pain. A trigger point injection is given directly into one of these areas. See Trigger Point Injections.

A cortisone injection delivers a corticosteroid, an anti-inflammatory medication, to a specific area such as a joint or the soft tissue around it. See Cortisone Injections.

It varies by person and condition, and some people may need further treatment. Your provider can explain what to expect for your situation.

Your provider will give you aftercare instructions, including any activity restrictions, before you leave.

Visit our Pricing & Packages page for listed treatment prices, organized by service category. Confirm the cost and what is included with the office before booking.

Depending on the treatment, prices are listed per unit, per injection, by volume, or by supply. For example, IV drips are listed by volume and Botox per unit.

Some prices are still being confirmed. Where a price isn’t shown, contact the office for current pricing.

Yes. Listed packages and PRX treatment courses, with what each one includes, are on our Pricing & Packages page.

Call your preferred office to ask about insurance and coverage for the treatment you’re considering.