Antiage Institute
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Antiage Institute at 3120 Southwest Freeway, Suite 400 in Houston is an aesthetics and anti-aging practice that also reaches into hormone therapy, medical weight loss, and longevity-style wellness. It was established in 1997, so it has a long track record in the area. The main thing you will not find on the site is pricing: no dollar amounts appear on the pages we reviewed.
The menu is large and split across a few areas. The aesthetic and laser side is deep, with CO2 lasers (ActiveFX/DeepFX), BBL HERO broadband light, the HALO hybrid fractional laser, MOXI, Morpheus8 RF microneedling, laser hair removal, CoolSculpting and CoolTone, chemical peels, dermaplaning, SkinPen microneedling, DiamondGlow, Hydrafacial, and acne and acne-scar treatment. Injectables and filler products named include Botox, Dysport, Xeomin, Radiesse, Sculptra, Kybella, Juvederm, and Restylane. On the wellness and longevity side there is testosterone replacement for men, bioidentical hormone replacement for women, thyroid deficiency treatment, peptides, medical weight loss, NAD+ and IV therapy, vitamin and genetic testing, and PRP/PRF hair restoration.
On staff, the founder is referred to only as "Dr. LeConey," and his specific credential is not expanded anywhere on the site, so if you want to know his degree and board status, ask. Dana LeConey is also named. The clinical team includes several registered nurses, listed by first name: Erin, Megan, Siti, and Julie (all RN), and Mariam (registered nurse), along with other staff named as Shannon, Nataleigh, Alexa, Sarah, El, and Rita whose roles are not specified.
The gaps to plan around: there is no published price for any treatment, and a "Services & Pricing Guide" PDF exists but was not part of what we reviewed, so request current pricing directly. A "$50 off your first treatment" banner is a promotional discount, not a price. No consultation fee is stated. Hours are not published, so call to learn when they are open. Insurance is not addressed, which fits a cash-pay practice, and telehealth is not mentioned.
For a searcher interested in hormones or medical weight loss, this is a long-established clinic with a broad menu, but you are going in without any price signal, so make cost your first question, along with exactly what medication or program is proposed and who supervises it. For the hormone and weight loss programs specifically, ask what a month includes (labs, medication, follow-ups) so you can compare it fairly against other clinics. Requesting that pricing PDF is a good way to get concrete numbers before you book.
Sources: antiageinstitute.com.