Most medical spas trace their origin story back to a single provider chasing a trend they noticed in their existing practice. Rejuvenated, A Well Labs+ Medspa, took a different path. The Fayetteville, Arkansas clinic was built around Dr. Nicholas Gentry, a physician whose background sits in a fairly unusual place for the medspa world: emergency medicine paired with functional and regenerative medicine.
That combination shapes almost everything about how the clinic operates. Emergency medicine trains a physician to assess a patient quickly, look for what is actually wrong rather than what appears wrong on the surface, and act on real clinical information rather than assumptions. Functional and regenerative medicine takes a slower, more investigative approach, looking at hormones, gut health, inflammation, and metabolic function as interconnected systems rather than isolated symptoms. Under Dr. Gentry’s clinical direction, Rejuvenated has built a practice where both mindsets coexist, treating the visible signs of aging alongside the internal systems driving them.
Located at 1438 E. Augustine Lane, Suite 2, in Fayetteville, the clinic offers a menu that spans traditional cosmetic treatments and a full functional medicine program under one roof.
What The Fayetteville Medspa Offers On The Aesthetics Side
On the aesthetics side, Rejuvenated offers the kind of advanced skin rejuvenation services patients have come to expect from a serious medspa, including medical-grade chemical peels, facials, and skin tightening and resurfacing treatments. Among these, Sofwave has become a notable option for patients looking for a noninvasive approach to skin firming and lifting without downtime, using ultrasound technology designed to stimulate collagen production beneath the surface. It is the kind of treatment that appeals to patients who prefer a nonsurgical option.
Injectables round out the clinic’s core cosmetic offerings, with Botox and other neurotoxins alongside dermal fillers making up a large share of everyday appointments. These are the bread-and-butter treatments most people associate with a medspa, and Rejuvenated treats them with the same clinical seriousness applied to the rest of its services, administered by a team trained specifically in facial anatomy and injection technique rather than treated as a quick, low-attention procedure.
Body contouring is another pillar of the practice, with nonsurgical options like CoolSculpting designed to target stubborn fat without the recovery time associated with liposuction. For many patients, these treatments serve as an entry point into the clinic, a straightforward, well-known procedure that introduces them to Rejuvenated before they discover the deeper functional medicine offerings underneath.
How Functional Medicine Shapes The Practice
That functional and regenerative medicine side is really what sets Rejuvenated apart from a typical aesthetics-driven medspa. Bioidentical hormone balancing has become a significant part of the practice. Patients, particularly women in midlife, often arrive describing fatigue, mood changes, weight fluctuation, and low libido without necessarily connecting those experiences to hormonal shifts.
Medical weight loss programs give patients a structured, physician-guided path rather than a generic diet plan, while the clinic’s gut health work considers digestion and inflammation alongside concerns that show up elsewhere in the body, from skin to energy levels. IV therapy rounds out the wellness side of the practice, offering targeted nutrient support for patients alongside their longer-term treatment plans.
The Clinical Team Behind The Practice
None of this would function smoothly without the team supporting Dr. Gentry day-to-day. Alexis Clark, a Northwest Arkansas native and certified Physician Assistant, joined the practice in March of 2023 after completing her PA studies at UAMS, where she graduated with strong academic standing. Her approach centers on root cause medicine, treating each patient as an individual case rather than applying a standard protocol, with particular focus on hormone optimization, weight loss strategies, and exercise prescription. She is also certified in Applying Functional Medicine through the Institute of Functional Medicine, training that reinforces the whole-body philosophy running through the clinic.
Alongside her, Molly Davis, a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner, brings five years of functional medicine experience following an early career in ICU and CVICU nursing. That hospital background, especially time spent working through the height of the COVID pandemic, is part of what drew her toward functional medicine in the first place: a chance to treat patients further upstream rather than only responding once a condition had become critical.
Rejuvenated’s broader clinical staff also includes advanced practice registered nurses, additional physician assistants, and licensed medical aestheticians, a group whose collective training spans both traditional nursing and aesthetic specialization. That breadth matters in a practice like this one, where a single patient visit might move between a cosmetic procedure and a conversation about hormone panels or gut health, all within the same appointment.
Why Patients Are Asking Medspas For More Than Aesthetics
It is that blend, cosmetic expertise paired with genuine medical depth, that has helped Rejuvenated build its reputation across Northwest Arkansas. Patients who might have once viewed a medspa visit purely as a beauty errand are increasingly walking away with a broader understanding of their own health, prompted by a team trained to look past the surface complaint and ask what might be happening underneath it.
Dr. Gentry’s decision to build the clinic around this dual model, aesthetics on one side and functional medicine on the other, reflects a broader shift happening across the wellness industry more generally. Patients are no longer satisfied with treatments that only address appearance. They want to understand why they feel tired, why their weight will not shift, why their skin or hair has changed, and they want a provider capable of answering those questions with real clinical insight rather than guesswork.
With Dr. Gentry’s unusual combination of emergency medicine training and functional medicine expertise guiding the clinical side, supported by a team like Alexis Clark and Molly Davis who share that same root cause philosophy, Rejuvenated has positioned itself as more than another medspa in a crowded regional market. It has built a model where cosmetic results and long-term wellness are treated as part of the same conversation, one appointment at a time.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and is not intended to provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Individual results from aesthetic, functional, and regenerative medicine services may vary. Treatment suitability depends on each patient’s medical history, goals, and evaluation by a qualified healthcare professional. Readers should consult with an appropriately licensed medical provider before beginning any treatment or wellness program.
