High Peaks Medicine, PLLC

Addiction Medicine is a medical field focused on diagnosing, preventing, and treating substance use disorders and related problems. It involves patient evaluation, counseling, medications, behavioral therapies, and coordinating care to support recovery and reduce harm.

B-12 injections are tiny vitamin shots given under the skin or into muscle to boost B-12 levels. They involve medical administration, may be done in a clinic or at home by a healthcare professional, and can help with energy and nerve health if levels are low.

BBL photo facial is a skin treatment that uses light pulses to target redness, sun damage, and uneven tone. It involves a series of quick, gentle light pulses applied to the face to improve texture and clarity with minimal downtime.

BOTOX treatments involve tiny injections that relax facial muscles to reduce wrinkles and lines, typically lasting a few months. A quick office visit, with tiny needles, usually painless and requires little downtime.

Body contouring refers to non-surgical or surgical treatments that reshape and tighten areas of the body by removing fat, reducing loose skin, or tightening muscles, often after weight loss, to improve proportions and overall appearance.

Cellulite reduction is a cosmetic service that aims to smooth uneven skin texture on areas like thighs and buttocks. It involves treatments such as massage, radiofrequency, laser, or topical creams to improve skin firmness and reduce dimpled appearance.

CoolSculpting treatments are non-surgical fat-reduction sessions that use controlled cooling to freeze and destroy fat cells, with a short procedure and minimal downtime, followed by gradual base-line results as the body naturally eliminates the treated fat.

EmSculpt treatments use high-intensity focused electromagnetic energy to stimulate muscle contractions in targeted areas, helping tone and strengthen without surgery. Sessions are quick, typically painless, and involve lying comfortably while the device works for a set period.

IPL photo facial uses intense pulsed light to target skin issues like redness, freckles, and acne; it brightens and smooths skin by warming the deeper layers. The treatment involves a handheld wand applied to the face in brief pulses, with possible brief cooling and cooldown time.

IV therapy is a medical treatment that delivers fluids, vitamins, minerals, or medications directly into a vein through a small needle. It usually involves a healthcare provider setting up an IV line, a brief infusion, and monitoring for safety and wellness benefits.

JUVÉDERM treatments are dermal fillers that smooth wrinkles and add volume to the face by injecting hyaluronic acid under the skin. Results appear quickly, improve over a couple of weeks as swelling settles, and can last several months.

Laser hair removal uses concentrated light to target and damage hair follicles beneath the skin, slowing growth. A technician glides a laser over the treatment area, may feel a warm snap or sting, and multiple sessions are usually needed for smoother skin.

Lip fillers are a cosmetic treatment using injectable gel to plump and shape lips, smoothing lines and adding volume. A clinician cleans the area, numbs it, injects the filler, and may massage it for even results; results are temporary and may need touch-ups.

Medical Marijuana Certification is a program that allows eligible patients to obtain a state authorization to use medical cannabis. It involves a doctor assessment, documenting medical need, submitting forms, and receiving a certificate to purchase and possess cannabis for medical use.

Mental Health is a service that supports emotional well-being, helps with problems like stress and anxiety, and provides access to counseling, coping skills, and resources to feel better and stay mentally healthy.

Microneedling is a cosmetic procedure that uses tiny needles to create micro-injuries in the skin, signaling repair and collagen production. It’s done with a handheld device or roller on clean skin, often followed by soothing serums or sunscreen.

Minor Surgical Procedures are simple, non-urgent operations done to treat or remove small problems under local anesthesia. They involve quick steps, usually in a clinic, with small cuts, minimal recovery, and straightforward aftercare.

Osteopathic Manipulative Therapy (OMT) is hands-on medical care where a practitioner uses gentle movement and pressure to ease pain, improve function, and support healing. It may involve stretching, pressure, and body positioning tailored to the individual.

Pain Management is a medical service that helps reduce or control ongoing pain. It combines assessment, personalized treatment plans, medications, therapies, and lifestyle strategies to improve function and comfort for chronic or acute pain.

A Primary Care Provider is a local doctor or clinician who knows your health history and coordinates your care, treats common illnesses, runs checkups, and helps manage ongoing conditions with referrals to specialists when needed.

Spider vein treatments are procedures to reduce small, web-like veins on the legs. A clinician may use laser or injections to collapse or seal the veins, improving appearance and leg comfort with short sessions and minimal downtime.

Telehealth is medical care done remotely using digital tools like video calls or phone chats. It lets you consult with a doctor, get diagnoses, follow-up and prescriptions from home, saving travel time while keeping you connected to healthcare professionals.