Altera Wellness

Altera Wellness was listed as established in 2025 and is led by its founder and medical director, Dr. Saleh Hasan. The practice pairs aesthetic care with prevention, metabolic health and longevity, and describes itself as offering luxury aesthetics, medical weight loss, regenerative medicine and longevity protocols.

Visits open with a consultation alongside an Altera provider, who goes over medical history and health goals before any plan is drawn up. Plans are built around each client's anatomy, goals and timeline and carried out under direct physician supervision. Care is delivered in person at the Temple Terrace site, and certain medical programs and follow-up visits can be done virtually for patients located in Florida or Massachusetts.

The aesthetic offerings include NeoGen Plasma, a nonsurgical option for tightening and resurfacing skin that relies on nitrogen plasma. BBL HEROic, a broadband light treatment, targets pigmentation, redness and sun damage. HydraFacial comes in several versions, from Syndeo to the 60-minute Deluxe and the 75-minute Platinum. SkinPen microneedling is used for acne scarring, pore size and skin texture. Neurotoxin options are Botox, Xeomin and Daxxify, and the practice also carries hyaluronic acid fillers from two lines, RHA and Juvéderm. According to the site, pricing is $13 per unit for Botox and Daxxify and $10 per unit for Xeomin.

The wellness side includes medical weight loss using GLP-1 medications such as tirzepatide and semaglutide, starting with a physician consultation and followed by monthly physician check-ins, nutrition and lifestyle guidance, and body composition scanning. Other offerings include PRP using the client's own platelet-rich plasma, hair rejuvenation, hormone therapy after clinical assessment and testing, men's and women's wellness assessments, and NAD+ and IV therapy according to the FAQ. Weight loss programs are listed from $399.

Pricing and payment: the practice is cash-pay. Cherry buy-now-pay-later plans are offered for treatments, with approvals up to $30,000 according to Cherry, though financing approval and payment amounts are not guaranteed. Compounded medicines are prepared by Strive Compounding Pharmacy, a state-licensed compounding pharmacy in Tampa, and the practice notes that compounded drugs are not FDA-approved.

Prevention, metabolic health and longevity are treated as part of aesthetic care, with physicians directing each treatment plan.