Fort worth medical care in Aledo, Texas

The Retreat Medical Spa, located at 1200 West Magnolia Avenue in Fort Worth, Texas, is a premier beauty salon, hair care, health, and spa institution. Our services include a range of skin rejuvenation treatments such as laser skin resurfacing, Emsculpt muscle building, Emsella urinary incontinence, skin tightening, HydraFacial, dermaplaning, waxing, micro-needling, hair restoration, and more. Owned and directed by the esteemed double board certified plastic surgeon, Dr. Emily McLaughlin, our spa is conveniently located onsite at West Magnolia Plastic Surgery. Serving Fort Worth and surrounding areas including Aledo, Arlington, Dallas, Grapevine, and Southlake, The Retreat Medical Spa is your destination for luxurious and effective skincare treatments.

Woerner Physical Therapy, located at 9899 East Bankhead Highway in Aledo, Texas, offers specialized Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy that goes beyond traditional care. Serving the communities of Fort Worth, Aledo, Weatherford, and Burleson, our skilled therapists are experts in pelvic therapy, functional nutrition, and medicine, with a diverse range of certifications and techniques to help you achieve your health goals. Our physical therapists are highly trained in all aspects of pelvic health, including pelvic floor muscles, and can address a variety of conditions such as urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, pelvic organ prolapse, and more. We provide specialized treatments for a range of issues, including support through pregnancy and postpartum rehabilitation, as well as care before and after prostatectomy.

Dr. Jenica Rose-Stine is a highly respected pediatrician located at 136 El Chico Trail in Willow Park, Texas. With a passion for children's health that began at a young age, Dr. Rose-Stine has dedicated her career to caring for the community's youth. As a graduate of the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine and a former TCU Horned Frog, she brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her practice at Cook Children's Willow Park. Dr. Rose-Stine has been recognized as a Top Doc in Fort Worth Magazine for ten consecutive years and has made appearances on ABC's Good Morning Texas. In addition to her work at Cook Children's, Dr. Rose-Stine is actively involved in the community, serving on the Quality Improvement committee and volunteering with the Pythian Home in Weatherford. She is also an adjunct professor of clinical pediatrics and is passionate about educating medical students. Dr. Rose-Stine's dedication to her patients and their families is evident in the relationships she builds with them over the years. She takes great joy in watching her patients grow up and hopes to care for their children in the future.