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Hormone Health with Jenny Evidence-based education. Compassionate care. Whole-person wellness. Perimenopause: The Decade Nobody Talks About If you've ever found yourself thinking... "I don't feel like myself anymore." "Why am I suddenly so irritable?" "I'm exhausted, but I can't sleep." "I've gained weight, and nothing has changed." "Why am I forgetting everything?" You are not alone. Many women begin experiencing changes years before menopause officially begins, yet few are ever told what to expect. That's because of a stage of life called perimenopause . Unfortunately, it's something many women don't hear about until they're already living through it. What Is Perimenopause? Perimenopause simply means "around menopause." It's the natural transition leading up to menopause, when the ovaries gradually begin producing hormones less consistently. This transition can last several years. For some women, it lasts only a short time. For others, it may last eight to ten years or longer. Menopause itself is defined as going 12 consecutive months without a menstrual period. Everything leading up to that point is considered perimenopause. When Does It Start? Every woman is different. Many women begin noticing subtle changes during their 40s. Some begin experiencing symptoms in their late 30s. Others don't notice significant changes until their late 40s. There isn't one "normal" timeline. Common Symptoms Hormonal fluctuations during perimenopause can affect multiple physiological functions. Some women experience only a few mild symptoms. Others notice significant changes in their daily lives. Common symptoms include: · Fatigue · Brain fog · Difficulty sleeping · Mood changes or irritability · Anxiety · Hot flashes · Night sweats · Weight changes · Irregular menstrual cycles · Vaginal dryness · Decreased libido · Difficulty concentrating · Joint aches · Changes in exercise recovery Not every woman experiences every symptom. And symptoms often come and go. Why Is It So Confusing? One of the most frustrating things about perimenopause is that symptoms aren't always predictable. You may feel perfectly fine one week... ...and completely different the next. Some months your sleep improves. The next month you're awake every night at 3:00 a.m. Many women begin wondering if they're simply stressed, overworked, or "losing it." You're not. Your body is changing. That doesn't mean every symptom is caused by hormones—but it does mean your symptoms deserve thoughtful evaluation. It's Not "Just Hormones" One of the biggest misconceptions is that every symptom during perimenopause should automatically be blamed on changing hormones. At Regen Wellness, we believe in looking at the whole picture. Sleep. Nutrition. Stress. Physical activity. Medical history. Laboratory testing, when appropriate. Mental and emotional well-being. Hormones are one important piece—but they're only one piece. Our goal is to understand everything that may be influencing how you feel. You Don't Have to Figure It Out Alone Many women spend years wondering if what they're experiencing is "normal." They push through fatigue. Accept poor sleep. Assume weight gain is inevitable. Tell themselves everyone forgets things. Sometimes those changes are a natural part of aging. Sometimes there are opportunities to improve how you feel. The first step is simply having the conversation. Jenny's Take One of the things I hear most often is: "I wish someone had told me this was part of perimenopause." Knowledge is powerful. Understanding what's happening in your body doesn't make every symptom disappear, but it can help replace fear and frustration with understanding. My goal is never to tell you that what you're experiencing is "just hormones." It's to listen, evaluate your whole picture, and help you understand medically how all aspects of life can contribute to how you feel. You Deserve Answers Perimenopause isn't something to fear. It's a natural stage of life. But that doesn't mean you have to accept feeling miserable. Whether your symptoms are related to hormonal changes, sleep, nutrition, stress, thyroid health, or something else entirely, you deserve a provider who will take the time to listen and help you understand your options. At Regen Wellness, we believe every woman deserves compassionate, evidence-based care that looks beyond a single symptom. Because above all else... You deserve answers. Thank You for Reading Hormone Health with Jenny Every week, we'll tackle another question we hear every day in the clinic, helping you better understand your body, your health, and your options.  Coming Next Week: Why Am I Waking Up at 3:00 AM Every Night? Is it stress? Hormones? Your sleep habits? Or something else entirely? Next week, we'll explore the many reasons sleep changes as we age—and why a good night's sleep is about much more than feeling rested. Because at Regen Wellness, we believe you deserve answers.

Hormone Health with Jenny Evidence-based education. Compassionate care. Whole-person wellness. Is Brain Fog Normal? Have you ever walked into a room and completely forgotten why you went there? Lost your train of thought in the middle of a conversation? Forgot someone's name that you know well? Read the same email three times because it just wouldn't "stick?" If so, you're not alone. Many people describe these moments as brain fog —that frustrating feeling that your mind isn't as clear or sharp as it used to be. The good news is this: Brain fog isn't a diagnosis. It's a symptom. And like many symptoms, it deserves curiosity rather than dismissal. What Is Brain Fog? Brain fog isn't a medical condition itself. It's a term people use to describe changes in: · Memory · Concentration · Focus · Mental clarity · Processing information · Finding words · Feeling mentally "slower" than usual Occasional forgetfulness is part of being human. But if brain fog is becoming more frequent or affecting your daily life, it's worth paying attention to. There Isn't Just One Cause One of the biggest misconceptions is that brain fog automatically means your hormones are out of balance. Sometimes hormones play a role. Sometimes they don't. Brain fog can be associated with many different factors, including: · Poor sleep · Chronic stress · Anxiety or depression · Hormonal changes · Thyroid disorders · Nutritional deficiencies · Certain medications · Chronic illness · Dehydration · Recovery after illness Often, more than one factor is contributing. That's why it's important to look at the whole picture instead of searching for one simple answer. Hormones and Brain Fog Many women notice changes in memory or concentration during perimenopause and menopause. Men can also experience changes in focus and mental clarity as hormone levels change over time. Hormones influence many systems throughout the body, including sleep, mood, and energy—all of which can affect how clearly we think. That doesn't mean hormones are always the cause. But they may be one piece of the conversation. Sleep May Be the Missing Link One of the first questions I ask patients is: "How are you sleeping?" Sleep is when your brain restores itself, processes memories, and prepares for the next day. If you're waking multiple times during the night, struggling to fall asleep, or never feeling rested, your brain may be telling you it needs more recovery—not more coffee. Stress Changes How Our Brains Function Most of us are carrying more than we realize. Busy careers. Families. Aging parents. Financial pressures. Health concerns. When stress becomes chronic, it can affect memory, concentration, decision-making, and overall mental clarity. Sometimes the answer isn't simply doing more. Sometimes it's creating space for your body and mind to recover. Looking at the Whole Picture At Regen Wellness, we believe symptoms deserve thoughtful evaluation. When someone comes to us with brain fog, we don't immediately assume it's hormones. Instead, we start by listening. We talk about: · Sleep · Nutrition · Stress · Physical activity · Medical history · Medications · Lifestyle · Lab work, when appropriate · Sometimes improving one area is what it takes. Sometimes several factors are contributing. Our goal is to understand the whole picture before recommending a treatment plan. Jenny's Take One of the things I remind patients is that feeling mentally "off" isn't something you have to simply accept. Whether the cause is poor sleep, stress, nutritional deficiencies, hormonal changes, or another medical condition, your concerns deserve to be taken seriously. My role isn't to jump to conclusions. It's to listen, ask questions, and help you understand what's happening so we can create a plan that's right for you. You Deserve Answers If you've been feeling like your mind isn't as sharp as it once was, know that you're not alone. Brain fog can be frustrating—but it can also be a clue that your body needs attention. At Regen Wellness, we believe healthcare starts with listening, education, and looking beyond a single symptom. Because understanding your body is the first step toward feeling like yourself again. And above all else... You deserve answers. Thank You for Reading Hormone Health with Jenny Every week, we'll tackle another question we hear every day in the clinic, helping you better understand your body, your health, and your options.  Coming Next Week: Perimenopause: The Decade Nobody Talks About If you've ever wondered why your body seems to be changing before menopause officially begins, you're not imagining it. Next week, we'll explore what perimenopause is, when it typically starts, common symptoms, and why so many women say, "I wish someone had told me this sooner." Because at Regen Wellness, we believe you deserve answers.

Hormone Health with Jenny Evidence-based education. Compassionate care. Whole-person wellness. Why Can't I Lose Weight Like I Used To? If you've ever found yourself saying... "I'm eating the same way I always have." "I exercise, but nothing seems to change." "The weight just won't come off anymore." "I feel like my body has completely changed." You're not alone. For many people, weight loss becomes more challenging with age—and it can be incredibly frustrating when you're doing all the "right" things and not seeing the results you expect. One of the biggest misconceptions about weight is that it's simply a matter of willpower. The truth is much more complex. Your Body Changes Over Time As we age, our bodies naturally change. We gradually lose muscle mass, our metabolism may slow, our activity levels often change, and hormones can shift throughout different stages of life. For women, perimenopause and menopause can influence where the body stores fat, energy levels, sleep, and muscle mass. For men, changes in testosterone can also affect muscle mass, energy, and body composition. These changes don't make healthy habits less important—but they can make weight management more challenging than it once was. Weight Is About More Than Calories Nutrition and movement are incredibly important. But they're only part of the picture. Many factors influence weight, including: · Sleep quality · Stress · Muscle mass · Nutrition · Physical activity · Hormones · Thyroid function · Certain Medications · Insulin resistance · Genetics · Medical conditions When several of these factors are working against you at the same time, losing weight can feel nearly impossible. That's why a one-size-fits-all approach rarely works. Sleep and Stress Matter More Than Most People Realize Think about the last time you were exhausted. Did you crave vegetables...or something quick and comforting? Poor sleep and chronic stress can influence appetite, food choices, energy levels, and motivation to exercise. When you're constantly running on empty, healthy habits become much harder to maintain—not because you've lost motivation, but because your body is trying to keep up. Sometimes the first step toward healthier weight isn't eating less. Sometimes it's sleeping better, managing stress, or identifying an underlying issue that's making everything feel harder. Muscle Matters One of the biggest changes we see as we age is the gradual loss of muscle mass. Muscle helps support strength, mobility, balance, and metabolism. Building and maintaining muscle through regular strength training and adequate protein intake can play an important role in healthy aging and long-term weight management. It's never too late to start. Looking at the Whole Picture At Regen Wellness, we don't believe weight tells the whole story. Our goal isn't simply to help you lose pounds. It's to help you become healthier. That means taking the time to understand: · Your eating habits · Your activity level · Your sleep · Your stress · Your medical history · Your medications · Your lab work, when appropriate · Your goals For some people, lifestyle changes provide exactly the results they're looking for. Others may benefit from addressing an underlying medical condition. Some may be candidates for hormone evaluation. Some may be candidates for GLP- evaluation Every recommendation starts with understanding the person—not just the number on the scale. Jenny's Take One of the first things I tell patients is this: Your weight does not define your health, and it certainly doesn't define your worth. I know how discouraging it can feel when you're making healthy choices but not seeing the results you hoped for. My goal isn't to hand you a prescription and send you on your way. It's to understand what's changed, what's working, what's getting in your way, and how we can build a plan that fits your life. Sometimes the answer is improving nutrition. Sometimes it's strength training. Sometimes it's improving sleep or managing stress. Sometimes its fixing hormones or using medication as a tool for weight loss Every person is different. That's why every plan should be, too. You Deserve Answers If losing weight has become more difficult than it used to be, know that you're not failing. Your body changes throughout life, and those changes deserve thoughtful evaluation—not judgment. At Regen Wellness, we believe in looking beyond the scale and treating the whole person. Because lasting health isn't about chasing a number. It's about understanding your body and creating a plan that helps you feel your best. Because above all else... You deserve answers. Thank You for Reading Hormone Health with Jenny Every week, we'll tackle another question we hear every day in the clinic, helping you better understand your body, your health, and your options. Coming Next Week: Is Brain Fog Normal? If you've ever walked into a room and forgotten why you were there, struggled to find the right words, or felt like your mind just wasn't as sharp as it used to be, you're not alone. Next week, we'll explore what brain fog is, what can contribute to it, and when it may be time to take a closer look. Because at Regen Wellness, we believe you deserve answers.

Hormone Health with Jenny Real conversations about hormones, metabolism, healthy aging, and finally feeling heard. Why Am I So Tired All the Time? If you're asking yourself this question, you're not alone. "I used to have so much more energy." "I wake up tired." "I feel like I hit a wall every afternoon." "By the time I get home, I have nothing left to give." These are some of the most common concerns we hear from patients. Many people assume feeling exhausted is simply part of getting older, raising a family, working full-time, or juggling life's responsibilities. And while a busy life certainly contributes to fatigue, feeling tired all the time shouldn't automatically be accepted as your new normal. Fatigue Is a Symptom—Not a Diagnosis One of the most important things to understand is that fatigue itself isn't the problem. It's a symptom. Your body may be trying to tell you that something deserves a closer look. The challenge is that there isn't one single cause. Fatigue can result from many different factors, including: Poor sleep or untreated sleep disorders Chronic stress Nutritional deficiencies, such as low iron, vitamin B12, or vitamin D Thyroid disorders Hormonal changes Anxiety or depression Certain medications Chronic medical conditions Poor nutrition Lack of physical activity—or sometimes even overtraining Often, it's not just one thing. Several small factors can work together, leaving you feeling completely drained. Hormones May Be Part of the Conversation Hormonal changes can affect both women and men. As hormone levels naturally shift with age, some people notice changes in: Energy Sleep Mood Mental clarity Muscle mass Recovery after exercise Weight management Libido That doesn't automatically mean hormones are the cause—but they may be one piece of the puzzle worth exploring alongside your overall health. Looking at the Whole Picture At Regen Wellness, we believe fatigue deserves curiosity—not assumptions. That's why we take a whole-person approach. We want to understand: How you're sleeping What you're eating Your stress levels Your physical activity Your medical history Your medications Your lifestyle Your lab work, when appropriate We also recognize that health isn't just physical. Our emotional well-being, relationships, life experiences, and daily stressors can all influence how we feel. It may be mental health is affecting how you feel, and we're grateful to partner with trusted therapists and other healthcare professionals in our community to help support our patients. Sometimes improving sleep habits, nutrition, or stress management makes a tremendous difference. Sometimes an underlying medical condition needs to be addressed. Sometimes hormone changes are contributing to the change. Our goal isn't to jump to the first answer. Our goal is to help you find the right answer. When Should You Talk to a Healthcare Provider? Consider scheduling an evaluation if: Fatigue lasts for several weeks or longer. You're sleeping enough but still wake up exhausted. Your fatigue is interfering with work, family, or daily activities. You're experiencing other symptoms such as weight changes, brain fog, mood changes, hot flashes, decreased libido, or changes in your menstrual cycle. You simply don't feel like yourself anymore. You know your body. If something feels different, it's worth having a conversation. Jenny's Take One of the hardest things I hear from patients is, "I thought this was just part of getting older." Sometimes it is. But sometimes it's your body's way of asking for attention. You deserve a provider who will take the time to listen, ask questions, and look at the whole picture—not just one symptom or one lab value. Whether the answer is related to sleep, nutrition, stress, hormones, thyroid health, or something else entirely, my goal is to help you understand what's happening and create a plan that's personalized to you. Feeling tired shouldn't become your identity. If you've been pushing through exhaustion because you think it's "just life," know that there may be more to the story. At Regen Wellness, we believe healthcare starts with listening. Together, we'll work to understand the whole picture and help you take the next step toward feeling like yourself again. Because above all else... You deserve answers. Thank You for Reading Hormone Health with Jenny Every week, we'll tackle another question we hear every day in the clinic, helping you better understand your body, your health, and your options. Coming Next Week: Why Can't I Lose Weight Like I Used To? If you're eating well, exercising, and still struggling to lose weight—or finding that the strategies that worked in your 20s and 30s no longer seem to help—you aren't alone. Next week, we'll explore the many factors that influence weight as we age, including metabolism, muscle mass, nutrition, sleep, stress, hormones, and why sustainable weight management is about much more than willpower. Because at Regen Wellness, we believe you deserve answers.

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ReGen Wellness Clinic | Serving Andover, Blaine & the North Metro Botox is one of the most popular aesthetic treatments in the world—but achieving natural, balanced results requires more than simply injecting a standard number of units. At ReGen Wellness Clinic in Andover, MN , we approach Botox as a personalized medical treatment plan , not a one-size-fits-all procedure. Every face is unique, and every treatment should be carefully tailored to your anatomy, goals, and long-term skin strategy. What Botox Actually Does Botox is a neuromodulator that works by relaxing targeted facial muscles responsible for expression lines. When those muscles relax, the skin above them smooths, reducing the appearance of wrinkles while also helping prevent deeper lines from forming over time. Common treatment areas include: • Forehead lines • Frown lines between the brows (the “11s”) • Crow’s feet around the eyes • Bunny lines on the nose • Chin dimpling • Lip flip treatments The goal is not to eliminate movement entirely, but to soften lines while maintaining natural facial expression. How Many Units of Botox Do You Need? One of the most common questions patients ask is: “How many units will I need?” The answer varies for each individual and depends on factors such as: • Muscle strength • Facial anatomy • Desired level of correction • Previous Botox treatments Rather than using a standardized formula, Botox at ReGen Wellness Clinic is treated as a precise, documented prescription, carefully determined based on your facial structure and treatment goals. How Long Does Botox Last? For most individuals, Botox typically lasts about 3–4 months . However, the duration can vary depending on several factors, including: • Individual metabolism • Muscle strength • Treatment area • Dose administered • Consistency of treatments over time When Botox is performed consistently, many clients notice that their muscles gradu ally learn to relax, which can help results last longer over time. Most patients maintain their results by scheduling Botox treatments three to four times per year. Why Dilution Matters A nother important factor in Botox treatment is proper dilution. At ReGen Wellness Clinic, we follow recommended medical guidelines for dilution to ensure that every unit delivers predictable, consistent results. Over-dilution can weaken the treatment and cause results to wear off sooner. Our goal is to provide accurate dosing and reliable outcomes so that each treatment performs as expected. The ReGen Approach: Follow-Up Matters One of the ways we ensure exceptional results is through our two-week follow-up visit. Botox takes time to reach its full effect. Around two weeks after treatment, we invite clients back to: • Assess how the Botox has settled • Evaluate muscle response • Adjust the treatment if needed This follow-up ensures that your Botox truly functions as a customized prescription, allowing us to refine your results and maintain balance across the face. Precision and Consistency Matter At ReGen Wellness Clinic, Botox treatments are performed with a high level of precision and documentation to ensure consistent, natural-looking results. Your injector carefully records: • The exact number of units used in each area • The precise injection points and facial markings • How your muscles respond to treatment over time These records allow us to refine your Botox prescription and reproduce results that remain balanced and natural at each visit. This level of detail helps ensure that your results are consistent, predictable, and tailored specifically to your face. Natural Results Through Strategic Treatment At ReGen Wellness Clinic, Botox is never about freezing the face. Instead, our approach focuses on subtle refinement and long-term facial balance. When performed thoughtfully, Botox can help: • Soften existing lines • Prevent deeper wrinkles from forming • Maintain a refreshed, natural appearance • Support overall facial harmony Botox in Andover and the North Metro Clients from Andover, Blaine, Ham Lake, and throughout the North Metro trust ReGen Wellness Clinic for personalized aesthetic care and natural-looking Botox results. Our goal is always the same: to help you look like the best version of yourself—never overdone. 📍 ReGen Wellness Clinic 1573 154th Ave NW, Suite 106 • Andover, MN 📞 612-868-4683 🌐 regenwellnessclinic.com Serving Andover, Blaine, and the Twin Cities North Metro .

Rapid Weight Loss and Facial Collagen Loss ReGen Wellness Clinic | Andover, MN | Serving the North Metro Significant weight loss can be an incredible step toward better health. However, when weight loss happens quickly, many people notice changes in their facial appearance—especially in areas where the face naturally loses volume over time. Recently, these changes have been widely discussed in the media and sometimes referred to as “Ozempic face.” In reality, these changes are not specific to one medication—they are simply the result of rapid weight loss and natural collagen loss. At ReGen Wellness Clinic in Andover, MN , we help clients address these changes by focusing on collagen support, skin quality, and long-term skin health. Why Rapid Weight Loss Can Affect the Face As the body loses fat, it also loses some of the natural fat pads that support the face. This can make certain features appear more noticeable, including: • Hollowing in the cheeks or temples • More visible fine lines and wrinkles • Mild skin laxity • A thinner or more tired appearance In addition, collagen production naturally slows as we age. When weight loss happens quickly, the skin sometimes needs additional support to adjust and rebuild its structure. Supporting Collagen and Skin Quality At ReGen Wellness Clinic , our focus is helping the skin rebuild strength and resilience through treatments that support collagen production and overall skin health. Depending on your goals, your personalized treatment plan may include: • SkinPen microneedling to stimulate natural collagen production • Microneedling with PRP to support the skin’s natural healing response • Chemical peels to improve skin tone and texture • Medical-grade skincare from IS Clinical Skincare, SkinMedica, and Revision Skincare These treatments work together to help improve skin texture, support collagen, and maintain a healthy, refreshed appearance as your body changes. A Personalized Approach to Skin Health Every person’s skin responds differently to weight loss and aging. That’s why we begin with a complimentary consultation to understand your goals and develop a treatment plan designed specifically for you. At ReGen Wellness Clinic , our goal is not to dramatically change your appearance—but to help you maintain healthy, natural-looking skin that evolves beautifully over time. 📍 ReGen Wellness Clinic 1573 154th Ave NW, Suite 106 • Andover, MN 📞 612-868-4683 🌐 regenwellnessclinic.com Serving Andover, Blaine, and the Twin Cities North Metro.

SkinPen Microneedling: Natural Collagen Renewal for Healthier, Smoother Skin ReGen Wellness Clinic | Andover, MN | Serving the North Metro At ReGen Wellness Clinic in Andover, MN, we focus on treatments that support the skin’s natural ability to repair and regenerate itself. One of the most effective ways to encourage this process is through SkinPen microneedling, a clinically studied treatment designed to improve skin texture, support collagen production, and restore a healthier, more radiant complexion. For clients throughout Andover, Blaine, and the North Metro, SkinPen microneedling has become a trusted option for improving overall skin quality with minimal downtime. What Is SkinPen Microneedling? SkinPen is the first FDA-cleared microneedling device, designed to safely stimulate the body’s natural collagen production. During treatment, the SkinPen device creates thousands of precise micro-channels in the skin. These controlled micro-injuries trigger the body’s natural healing response, which may stimulate the production of collagen and elastin—two proteins responsible for firm, smooth, youthful skin. Over time, this process may help improve: • Fine lines and wrinkles • Acne scars • Uneven skin texture • Enlarged pores • Mild skin laxity • Dull or tired-looking skin Because microneedling works by encouraging your body’s natural regenerative processes, improvements continue gradually as collagen remodeling occurs. Why We Use SkinPen at ReGen Wellness Clinic Not all microneedling devices are created equal. SkinPen is widely respected in medical aesthetics because it is: • FDA-cleared for microneedling treatments • Clinically studied for safety and effectiveness • Designed for precise, controlled treatment depth • Trusted by dermatology and medical aesthetic providers At ReGen Wellness Clinic, we prioritize treatments that are both effective and medically responsible, and SkinPen aligns with our commitment to safe, evidence-based care. Microneedling with PRP For some clients, microneedling treatments may be enhanced with PRP (platelet-rich plasma). PRP is created using a small sample of your own blood. The sample is processed to concentrate the platelets, which contain natural growth factors involved in the body’s healing process. When applied during microneedling, PRP may help support the skin’s natural repair mechanisms and enhance the overall rejuvenation process. Potential benefits may include: • Support for collagen production • Improved skin tone and texture • Enhanced skin regeneration • A brighter, healthier-looking complexion Because PRP is derived from your own blood, it works in harmony with your body’s natural biological processes. Who Is a Good Candidate for SkinPen Microneedling? SkinPen microneedling may be an excellent option for individuals who want to improve skin quality without surgery or significant downtime. This treatment may benefit people experiencing: • Acne scars • Fine lines and early signs of aging • Uneven skin tone or texture • Enlarged pores • Dull or tired-looking skin During your consultation at ReGen Wellness Clinic, we evaluate your skin and discuss whether microneedling alone or microneedling with PRP may be appropriate for your goals. Supporting Skin Health Between Treatments At ReGen Wellness Clinic, we believe that great results come from combining professional treatments with medical-grade skincare. Many clients support their skin between treatments using products from: • IS Clinical Skincare • SkinMedica • Revision Skincare These formulations are designed to help support hydration, collagen health, and overall skin function. Microneedling in Andover and the North Metro Clients from Andover, Blaine, Ham Lake, and across the North Metro trust ReGen Wellness Clinic for personalized aesthetic care and natural-looking results. Our goal is to help you achieve healthier, stronger, more radiant skin through treatments that support your body’s own regenerative processes.  Schedule Your Consultation If you're interested in SkinPen microneedling in Andover, MN , our team would be happy to help you determine the best approach for your skin. 📍 ReGen Wellness Clinic 1573 154th Ave NW, Suite 106 • Andover, MN 📞 612-868-4683 🌐 regenwellnessclinic.com Serving Andover, Blaine, and the Twin Cities North Metro .

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