Our clinic: Draper, UT · About 10 min from Sandy
MED SPA SERVING SANDY, UTAH
Minutes Down I-15 From Anywhere in Sandy
Our one clinic is in Draper, about 10 minutes south of central Sandy on I-15. Men come for drug-free ED treatment, women for perimenopause and intimate wellness, and plenty of Sandy skin for canyon-country sun damage.
SANDY’S CLOSEST NURSE-PRACTITIONER-OWNED MED SPA
Sandy is the largest city we serve — close to 100,000 people spread from the Jordan River east to the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon — and it is a short run down I-15, State Street, or Highland Drive to our Draper clinic. For most of Sandy, we are closer than the med spas clustered around the Shops at South Town.
Two things about Sandy shape what we see. The first is that it is an older, more established city than the newer growth to the south: the median age sits near 37.6 and the housing stock in Historic Sandy, Granite and Bell Canyon has been settled for decades. That produces a steady flow of perimenopause consultations — women in their late forties and fifties dealing with dryness, discomfort, and stress incontinence who have been told for years that this is simply what happens, and who did not know a hormone-free option existed.
The second is that Sandy is where most of our men’s ED consultations originate. The profile is consistent: mid-forties to early sixties, married, working in tech, construction management or sales, symptoms building over two to four years, and a strong preference for not depending on a pill. Sandy sits between the male-only testosterone franchises to the north and nothing at all to the south, which is a large part of why men drive past several clinics to get here.
Living at the mouth of Little Cottonwood also means Sandy skin sees a lot of sun. Ski days, Dimple Dell, Bell Canyon, and the bench neighborhoods above 2000 East all add up, and CO2 laser resurfacing and IPL are two of our most requested treatments from this side of the valley — scheduled through autumn and winter, for good clinical reasons.
A short drive down I-15
Closer than most of the clinics in Sandy proper for anyone east or south of 10600 South.
The area’s only ED Trifecta
Shockwave, P-Shot and Priapus Toxin together — the reason most of our Sandy men’s consultations happen here.
Perimenopause without hormones
FemiLift and the O-Shot address dryness, discomfort and incontinence without systemic hormone therapy.
Resurfacing for canyon-country sun damage
CO2 and IPL for the cumulative UV exposure that comes with living at the mouth of Little Cottonwood.
Board-certified nurse practitioner
La Belle Vie is owned by Kelly Lance, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, certified by the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board.
TREATMENTS FOR SANDY, UT PATIENTS
All treatments are delivered at our Draper clinic, a few minutes from anywhere in Sandy.
SANDY NEIGHBORHOODS WE SERVE
Historic Sandy
The established core around State Street and 9000 South, and one of our steadiest sources of long-term injectable patients.
Hidden Valley & Bell Canyon
East-bench neighborhoods where altitude and canyon exposure make sun-damage treatment a regular conversation.
Granite & Alta Canyon
Close to the mouth of Little Cottonwood, with a ski-heavy population and the skin history that comes with it.
White City
The unincorporated island in the middle of Sandy — a straightforward run down State Street to our clinic.
Willow Creek
On the Sandy–Draper line, which puts it closer to our door than to most clinics further north.
South Town & 106th South
The commercial heart of Sandy, and where most of the med-spa competition sits. We are a few minutes further south.
Why Sandy Patients Choose La Belle Vie
Treatments unavailable in Sandy
No med spa in Sandy offers the ED Trifecta or FemiLift. Patients drive to Draper for treatments that simply are not available closer.
Private consultations for intimate concerns
Men’s and women’s consultations are free, private and one-on-one.
Not a franchise
The men’s clinics in this market are testosterone franchises with sales-led intake and no published pricing. This is a clinician-owned medical practice.
Thirty years of clinical judgment
ED and menopausal symptoms both sit close to real medical conditions. That background is why we sometimes refer instead of treating.
Established since 2014
Longer in aesthetics than most of the clinics that have opened in Sandy over the past few years.
Privacy taken seriously
Appointments scheduled to avoid a crowded waiting room, and an anonymous Google review option for patients who want it.
Real results
REAL RESULTS FROM OUR DRAPER CLINIC
Before-and-afters from patients treated at our Draper clinic, the same one you would visit from Sandy.
Real La Belle Vie patients, shared with their written consent. Results vary from person to person; your consultation covers what is realistic for you.
Worth the drive
“I have been traveling from Arizona to see Kelly for three years now. Honestly, the best decision I ever made was walking into her clinic. I am a grandmother and no one can believe it! Thank you, Kelly and staff for making me feel like myself again! Addendum: Still coming to her and she is still amazing! Highly recommend listening to her suggestions. She is very trustworthy and her staff are friendly, accommodating, and understanding.”
Getting here from Sandy
OUR CLINIC IS IN DRAPER
There is one La Belle Vie, and every appointment happens there: 248 E 13800 S, Suite 3, Draper, UT 84020. We don't have an office in Sandy. From central Sandy it is about 10 minutes (6 miles).
THE USUAL ROUTE
I-15 south to exit 289 (Bangerter Highway), then just east on 13800 South.
Drive times are from each city's centre with no traffic, so allow extra time at rush hour.
Common questions
SANDY MED SPA FAQ
Questions from patients in Sandy, 84070, 84092, 84093 and 84094
A short drive south on I-15, State Street or Highland Drive. For anyone in Willow Creek, Granite, or south of 10600 South, we are typically closer than the clinics clustered around South Town.
Yes — Sandy is where the largest share of our men’s ED consultations come from. We offer low-intensity shockwave therapy, the P-Shot, Priapus Toxin, and the combined ED Trifecta, all evaluated by a nurse practitioner in a free, private consultation.
Yes. FemiLift and the O-Shot address dryness, discomfort during intimacy, and stress incontinence by working on tissue directly rather than systemically. That matters particularly for women with a history of hormone-sensitive cancer.
September through February. Healing skin is highly photosensitive, and between the altitude and the ski season Sandy gets a lot of reflected UV. Scheduling into the cooler months is a clinical decision.
Yes — bank-your-money memberships from $99 to $299 a month, financing through Cherry and CareCredit, monthly specials, and a $25 referral credit for both parties.