Dr. Martin’s Wellness Center provides family medicine, weight-loss support, laser-lipo body contouring, care for bladder leaks and incontinence, pain-relief services, and hair-restoration options. We can talk with you about your concern and help determine which service—and whether an in-person medical evaluation—may be appropriate for you.

Dr. Real J. Martin is the physician at Dr. Martin’s Wellness Center. He brings more than 40 years of family-medicine experience and takes a whole-person approach, which means your symptoms, health history, daily habits, and personal goals can all be part of the conversation.

We are located at 7710 NW 71st Ct #303, Tamarac, FL 33321.

Our listed hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Because availability can change, please confirm the time that works for your visit when you book.

You can use the appointment link on our practice website or call the appropriate office number. The site lists separate numbers for family-medicine calls and aesthetic-service calls.

Call (954) 960-5763 for family-medicine or French-language assistance, or (954) 710-8021 for aesthetic services. If you are unsure which number fits your needs, tell us briefly what you are calling about and we will help direct you.

You may request service in English, Spanish, or French. Tell us your preferred language when you schedule so we can prepare for your visit.

Please call us to check whether the service you need is currently accepting new patients. We will also tell you what information or records should be ready before you schedule.

A consultation is needed before a wellness, aesthetic, or medical treatment. It gives your provider time to review your concerns, health history, medications, expectations, and reasons a service may not be appropriate.

Bring a photo ID, insurance information if applicable, a current medication and supplement list, relevant medical records, and questions you want answered. The office can tell you whether your specific appointment requires additional forms or preparation.

Ask the office when scheduling. New patients may need extra time for forms, identification, health-history review, or payment information, so arriving a little early may help the visit begin on time.

Please ask us if you can complete your intake forms electronically before visit. If the forms need to be completed in person, we will tell you how early to arrive.

Call the family-medicine office to ask whether a virtual visit is available for your concern. We will tell you if telehealth is appropriate or if you need an in-person examination.

Please contact us with your insurance information before your visit. We can tell you whether the visit may be billed to your plan, whether the provider is in network, and which services are self-pay.

Many elective aesthetic and wellness services are self-pay, but coverage depends on the service, diagnosis, and individual plan. Confirm costs and insurance status with the office before treatment.

Ask us whether payment plans or third-party financing are available for the service you are considering. We encourage you review the full cost, payment schedule, fees, and terms before agreeing.

A free consultation is currently offered for weight-loss services, but consultation costs may differ for other services. Before you book, ask us to confirm the price, what is included, and whether a deposit is required.

Recommendations should be based on your health history, current symptoms, examination findings when needed, goals, and the risks and limits of each option. A service that works for one person may not be suitable for another.

We cannot guarantee a specific result. Your outcome may depend on your overall health, whether the service is appropriate for you, and how closely you can follow the recommended plan.

No. Medical conditions, medications, pregnancy status, prior procedures, implanted devices, skin condition, and other factors may affect eligibility. We will determine candidacy during a consultation.

But combining services requires an individualized review. We will consider your health, goals, treatment timing, recovery needs, and whether the services can be used together safely.

Visit length depends on whether you are scheduled for a consultation, examination, procedure, or follow-up. Ask for an estimated duration when booking so you can plan appropriately.

Ask the office about its current visitor policy. A support person may be helpful for some consultations, but space, privacy, or procedure rules may limit who can enter the treatment area.

Contact the office as soon as possible. Ask about the cancellation window, deposits, and possible fees because our website does not publish a detailed cancellation policy.

Write down your main concern, goals, medical conditions, past procedures, allergies, medications, and supplements. Bring realistic questions about benefits, limits, risks, alternatives, cost, timing, and follow-up.

The visit may include a discussion of your goals and symptoms, review of your health history and medications, an examination, or measurements when appropriate, and an explanation of reasonable options. The exact process depends on the service.

A website cannot diagnose an individual condition. Some concerns require an in-person history, examination, testing, or referral before a diagnosis or treatment recommendation can be made.

Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Website forms, routine office calls, and appointment requests should not be used for urgent or life-threatening symptoms.

Follow the aftercare instructions and contact the office promptly. Seek urgent medical care for severe pain, trouble breathing, fainting, rapidly worsening swelling, heavy bleeding, or other alarming symptoms.

Procedure-specific aftercare should be reviewed before you leave. Ask for written instructions covering normal reactions, activity limits, skin or wound care, medications, warning signs, and the appropriate contact number.

Follow-up needs and fees vary by service. Ask what follow-up is recommended, whether it is included in the treatment price, and when your provider wants to reassess your progress.

Your privacy is important. You can ask us how your records, forms, photographs, messages, and treatment information are stored and shared, and you can review the practice’s HIPAA and privacy information.

Some aesthetic services use photographs to document progress. Ask why photographs are needed, how they will be stored, and whether separate written permission is required before they can be used for marketing.

Clinical documentation and marketing permission are different. Ask the office to explain its consent forms, and do not sign marketing authorization unless you understand and accept how the images may be used.

Schedule a consultation and give a complete health history. Ask what evidence supports the recommendation, what alternatives exist, what could make you ineligible, and what outcome is realistic for your situation.

Ask who will perform it, what device or product will be used, expected benefits, common side effects, serious risks, alternatives, total cost, recovery limits, follow-up, and what happens if you are dissatisfied.

Same-day treatment may depend on the service, available time, completion of medical screening, and informed consent. Do not assume that a consultation automatically includes a procedure.

Yes. Prescription drugs, over-the-counter medicines, injections, and supplements can affect bleeding, healing, sensitivity, or treatment eligibility. Provide a complete list and do not stop prescribed medication without guidance from the prescribing clinician.

A complete history helps your provider identify allergies, interactions, contraindications, and conditions that may change the plan. Include prior procedures and diagnoses even when they do not seem related to your current goal.

Use the contact information on the official website or call the department associated with your service. Avoid sending urgent or highly sensitive medical information through an unsecured general contact form.