I. Test first
Bloodwork and imaging before anyone recommends anything. Treating the wrong cause is slow, expensive and very common.
The practice · Over a decade here
A Doctor Led Practice, Ten Years on Central Park South.
A doctor signs off on every treatmentEvery price publishedNobody works on commission
This city is full of places that will put a needle in your face, and most of them opened last year. Club 116 Longevity has been a physician supervised medical practice at 116 Central Park South for over a decade, treating hair loss and skin for men and women who would rather nobody could tell.
- Test first, treat the cause
- A doctor signs off on everything
- Nothing you can see
- Nobody here is on commission
- Every price published
- Over a decade on Central Park South
- 8am before the office, 7pm after
Our standard
Four Things This Practice Is Built On.
II. Doctor led
A doctor signs off on every treatment, every formula and every device, and reads every blood panel personally. Only FDA cleared equipment.
III. Nothing you can see
Gradual, on purpose. People notice you look well without saying why, and nobody at work asks.
IV. Nobody sells
No commission, every price published, and the exact figure in writing before you commit to anything.
Your first visit
What a First Visit at Club 116 Looks Like.
If you have never done any of this before, here is exactly how it goes.
i.
Welcome
Someone greets you by name and takes you through. No sitting in a waiting room wondering if they forgot you.
ii.
A quick consult
We talk about what is bothering you and what is realistically achievable. Sometimes the honest answer is that you do not need the thing you came in for.
iii.
Your treatment
Done properly, without rushing, by someone licensed to do it.
iv.
Aftercare
Written aftercare, and a clear picture of what your skin or scalp will do over the next few days so nothing surprises you.
v.
Next steps
If you want a plan, we will write one. If you would rather just book the same thing again in six weeks, that is completely fine.
Who comes here
Men and Women, Mostly 25 to 50, Who Hate Being Sold To.
People are still coming here a decade later
People who noticed something and did nothing for a year
A hairline in a photograph, a crown in a mirror, energy that stopped coming back. Most people sit on it for months hoping it settles. It rarely does, and early is always cheaper than late.
People who want to look like themselves
Not a different face, not an obvious hairline. The same one, less tired. Most of what we do works gradually and on purpose, so nothing announces itself.
People who have been brushed off
Told their bloods were normal, testosterone included, while feeling anything but. We run a much wider panel than a standard physical and go through every line of it with you.
People who hate being sold to
No commission, no packages pushed at the door, no pressure to book a course of six before you have left the room. Prices are on the website for a reason.
About the practice
Questions About Club 116.
Is Club 116 a med spa or a medical practice?
A physician supervised medical practice. A doctor signs off on every plan and reads every blood panel, and treatments are performed by licensed clinicians. The menu covers what a med spa offers and what it cannot: bloodwork, prescriptions and FUE hair transplant under one roof.
How long has Club 116 been on Central Park South?
Over a decade at 116 Central Park South, Suite 3. Many of the people who came in the first year are still coming.
Do you treat both men and women?
Yes, for hair and for skin. Female hair loss in particular is a large part of the practice and is worked up the same way: bloodwork and imaging first.
Do you publish your prices?
Every treatment has its starting price on this site, and the exact figure is put in writing at the consultation before anything starts. There is no consultation fee.
Come see for yourself
An Hour Here Is the Best Argument.
On Central Park South, a few minutes from the N, Q, R and W at 57th Street. Book ahead or walk in.
No consultation fee·No deposit to book·Nothing you can see