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Where is Beauty Body located?
Visit us at 1443 Del Prado Blvd S, Suite B, Cape Coral, FL 33990.
What are your office hours?
Monday through Friday, 10 AM to 6 PM. Call to verify holiday hours.
Are appointments in person?
Yes. Clinical visits are in person at our Cape Coral clinic. Online booking is for scheduling only.
Who provides the medical care?
Care is provided by Florida-licensed Family Nurse Practitioners with autonomous practice authority.
Is the website available in Spanish?
Yes. Select ES near the top of the page to read the website in Spanish.
Are you open on weekends?
Our posted office hours are Monday through Friday. Contact the clinic for current scheduling options.
Can I visit without an appointment?
Please call before visiting. Booking ahead helps our team prepare for the right type of visit.
What should I do in a medical emergency?
Call 911 or seek emergency care. This website and its contact form are not monitored for emergencies.
How can I speak with your team?
Call (786) 434-9339 during office hours, or use the contact page for administrative questions.
How do I book an appointment?
Choose a visit on our Appointments page, then follow the link to our scheduling partner, Aesthetic Record.
Is my appointment confirmed when I click Book?
No. An appointment is confirmed only after you complete the scheduling steps and receive confirmation from Aesthetic Record.
What if online booking does not load?
Call (786) 434-9339 for booking help. The booking system is operated by a separate provider.
Can I reschedule or cancel my visit?
Use the instructions in your appointment confirmation or contact the clinic to ask about scheduling changes.
Can I schedule by phone?
Yes. Call the clinic during office hours for assistance with appointment options.
What happens during the first appointment?
A clinician discusses your goals, history and relevant options. The visit depends on the service selected.
What should I bring to my appointment?
Bring photo identification, your current medication list if applicable and any relevant records you want reviewed. Ask us if your visit requires something specific.
Can I choose a provider?
Check the options shown by the booking service or call to ask about provider availability.
Is the first weight-loss consultation free?
Yes. The initial consultation is free for medical weight-management programs only; other services have separate prices.
Are all first visits free?
No. The free initial consultation applies only to medical weight-management programs.
How much do weight-management programs cost?
Programs are advertised from $50 per week depending on medication and the individualized plan. Confirm the full costs before starting.
Does the advertised weekly price apply to everyone?
No. Pricing depends on the medication and care plan recommended after evaluation.
How much is a primary-care visit?
The listed self-pay price is $60 per primary-care consultation. Ask about any separate testing or services.
How much is a medical exam with a TB skin test?
The medical exam plus PPD tuberculin skin test are listed together for $80 total. Ask about return reading requirements and any forms.
Do you accept health insurance?
No. Beauty Body is a self-pay clinic; health insurance is not accepted.
Which payment methods do you accept?
Please call the clinic to confirm currently accepted payment methods before your visit.
Will I know the total cost before treatment?
Ask for the individualized price and any additional service costs during the consultation, before agreeing to care.
What does BMI mean?
BMI stands for Body Mass Index. It compares weight with height and is a screening tool, not a diagnosis.
How is BMI calculated?
Divide weight in kilograms by height in meters squared. The calculator on this page also accepts pounds and feet/inches.
What BMI range is considered healthy in adults?
For adults age 20 or older, the standard healthy-weight BMI category is 18.5 to less than 25.0.
What BMI is considered underweight?
For adults, BMI below 18.5 falls in the underweight category.
What BMI is considered overweight?
For adults, BMI from 25.0 to less than 30.0 is categorized as overweight.
What is Class I obesity?
For adults, Class I obesity corresponds to BMI 30.0 to less than 35.0.
What is Class II obesity?
For adults, Class II obesity corresponds to BMI 35.0 to less than 40.0.
What is Class III obesity?
For adults, Class III obesity corresponds to BMI 40.0 or higher, also called severe obesity.
Does BMI measure body fat directly?
No. BMI does not distinguish muscle from fat or show where fat is located.
Can a muscular person have a high BMI?
Yes. Greater muscle mass can raise BMI, which is one reason clinical context matters.
Do children and teens use the same BMI categories?
No. For ages 2–19, BMI is interpreted using age- and sex-specific percentiles, not these adult cutoffs.
Should BMI be interpreted differently during pregnancy?
Yes. Discuss weight and BMI interpretation during pregnancy with a healthcare professional rather than relying on this adult calculator alone.
What is a medical weight-management program?
It involves an in-person evaluation and an individualized discussion of lifestyle strategies, monitoring and possible treatment options.
How do I know whether weight-management care is right for me?
A clinician reviews your history, goals and clinical factors before recommending an approach.
Do you discuss GLP-1 medications?
Medication options, including GLP-1 therapies when appropriate, can be discussed during an in-person evaluation. Any prescription requires clinical judgment.
Does everyone qualify for weight-loss medication?
No. Medication decisions require an individualized assessment of potential benefits, risks and eligibility.
Does my BMI alone decide what treatment I need?
No. A treatment plan depends on more than BMI, including history and other health factors.
Will laboratory tests be required for weight management?
Testing depends on your individual history and the clinical evaluation; it is not automatically required for everyone.
How often will follow-up visits be needed?
The clinician discusses follow-up frequency based on your treatment plan and monitoring needs.
How quickly can I expect to lose weight?
There is no reliable single timeline. Outcomes differ by person, plan and other factors.
Are weight-loss results guaranteed?
No. Individual results vary, and no specific amount or rate of weight loss is promised.
Do weight-management visits include lifestyle discussion?
Lifestyle factors can be discussed alongside other options during the clinical visit.
Can I receive a weight-loss prescription online through this website?
No. This website is informational and schedules in-person consultations. It does not prescribe medication.
Can I switch from another weight-management provider?
Discuss your current care and goals during an in-person visit; the clinician will assess appropriate next steps.
Do you offer laboratory-related services?
Yes. Visit the Laboratory page or call to discuss testing options and the steps needed for your situation.
Can I request laboratory testing without an evaluation?
Ask the clinic about the appropriate process. Testing and orders depend on the service and clinical requirements.
Do I need to fast before laboratory testing?
Not all tests require fasting. Follow the specific instructions provided for your ordered tests.
Where are laboratory samples collected?
Collection arrangements vary by test. Call to confirm the location and instructions for your visit.
When will my laboratory results be ready?
Timing depends on the test and processing laboratory. Ask the clinic for the expected turnaround.
Can I bring existing laboratory results?
Yes. Bring relevant results to your consultation so the clinician can review them in context.
Can we discuss hormone-related laboratory tests?
Yes. Hormone-related questions and testing options can be discussed during an in-person visit.
Are laboratory fees included in every consultation?
Do not assume testing is included. Ask for any applicable laboratory and collection costs before proceeding.
What can I discuss during a primary-care consultation?
Routine health concerns, medical history and preventive-care needs may be discussed during an in-person evaluation.
Is primary care offered in person?
Yes. The clinic lists in-person primary-care consultations in Cape Coral.
Can I request a routine physical exam?
Contact the clinic with the type of physical or form you need to confirm the right appointment.
Do you offer a TB skin test (PPD)?
The clinic lists a medical exam and tuberculin skin test together for $80 total. Confirm reading arrangements when scheduling.
Does a PPD skin test need a return visit?
A tuberculin skin test generally requires a reading 48–72 hours after placement. Confirm the available reading schedule.
Can I discuss preventive screening?
Yes. An in-person clinician can discuss screening considerations based on your health needs.
Can I ask about chronic health conditions?
You may discuss ongoing health concerns during a consultation; the provider determines the appropriate scope of care and referrals.
Will I receive a prescription after my visit?
Not automatically. Any prescription depends on clinical evaluation, appropriateness and applicable requirements.
Is the BMI calculator private?
The height and weight entered into this demo calculator are processed in your browser; this tool does not send those values to our clinic.
Does the website provide a medical diagnosis?
No. Website information and BMI results are educational only and do not replace professional evaluation.
Should I send symptoms or medication details through the contact form?
No. Use the contact form only for administrative callback details; discuss health information through an appropriate clinical channel.
Does the callback form send a request automatically?
Yes. Administrative contact details are sent through Formspree to Beauty Body. Wait for the acceptance message. This is not an appointment confirmation; call for urgent administrative questions.
Who operates the online booking service?
Appointments open through Aesthetic Record, a separate scheduling partner. Follow its confirmation and privacy information.
Can I read reviews from actual patients?
Use our link to Google Maps to view public reviews directly. The website does not invent ratings or testimonials.
Does the website work on my phone?
The layout is designed for phones, tablets and computers. If a feature does not load, call our team.
What if my question is not answered here?
Call (786) 434-9339 or use Contact to ask an administrative question and choose the right next step.
Ready to speak with us?
Ask questions during an in-person consultation. Free first consultation applies only to weight-management programs.
BMI categories follow the CDC adult guidance (age 20+). Educational information does not replace a clinical evaluation. CDC ↗
Real care, at a real local clinic
1443 Del Prado Blvd S, Suite B
Cape Coral, FL 33990
Monday–Friday · 10 AM–6 PM

