Z Med Clinic and Med Spa
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Z Med Clinic and Med Spa is a Texas medical and aesthetic practice whose menu covers medical weight loss, hormone replacement therapy, and IV therapy alongside spa services like Botox, laser hair removal, and microneedling. If you are calling about weight loss or hormones, know up front that the clinic does not publish program pricing for either one, so cost is a phone-call question.
On the weight-loss side, the clinic lists semaglutide and tirzepatide programs, compounded phentermine (Adipex), and the brand-name GLP-1 medications Wegovy, Zepbound, Ozempic, Mounjaro, and Rybelsus. Hormone replacement therapy is offered but described only at a high level. What that costs, how the program is structured, and how the first visit works are all details you would need to ask about directly.
Where the site does get specific is IV therapy, which has a full posted price list. IV pushes run $100, or $250 for a pack of three. IV drips are priced by volume: a 100cc drip is $125, a 250cc drip is $150 (or $400 for a pack of three), and a 500cc drip is $175. Named drips include the Beauty Drip at $225, and the Party Drip, Slim Drip, and Libido Drip at $150 each. A migraine push is $130 and a migraine drip is $160. Adding one gram of glutathione to any IV is $50.
The listed medical director is Anne Marie Ponce De Leon, MD. One caution worth knowing: the pages that were reviewed are the general zmedclinic.com site, which advertises several Texas locations (Houston, Spring, Cyfair, Corpus Christi), and no page tied the medical director or the services to one specific address. The street address on file for this listing, 314 Sawdust Rd, Suite 119, came from the directory rather than from a confirmed page on the site. The clinic itself notes that "Program details, pricing, and availability may vary by location and provider evaluation," so confirm which location you are booking and who you will see.
Other details are not posted. There is no statement about insurance, no business hours, and no description of who the programs are intended for. Telehealth is noted as available in Texas. Because so much here depends on a provider evaluation and varies by location, a phone call is the honest next step: ask for weight-loss and HRT pricing, confirm the address and provider, and ask whether they take insurance or are cash-pay only.
Sources: zmedclinic.com.