Hello Health Services PLLC
Pricing & Product Guide
Transparent pricing for weight loss, aesthetics, hair restoration, hormone therapy, peptides, laboratory testing, nutraceuticals, and sexual wellness.
Important: Prices may change and treatment requires an individualized provider evaluation. Prescription services are available only when clinically appropriate. This page provides general information and is not medical advice. For emergencies, call 911.
Line of Business 01
Weight Loss
Semaglutide Pricing
Offering / Dose Retail Price
Semaglutide - 0.25 mg $100.00 Semaglutide - 0.50 mg $200.00 Semaglutide - 1.0 mg $300.00 Semaglutide - 1.7 mg $350.00 Semaglutide - 2.5 mg $400.00 Semaglutide Vial 2 mL $450.00
Tirzepatide Pricing
Offering / Dose Retail Price
Tirzepatide - 2.0 mg $125.00 Tirzepatide - 4.0 mg $250.00 Tirzepatide - 6.0 mg $375.00 Tirzepatide - 8.0 mg $450.00 Tirzepatide - 10 mg+ $500.00 Tirzepatide Vial 4 mL $500.00
Blended Tirzepatide / Semaglutide Pricing
Offering / Dose Retail Price
2.0 mg Tirzepatide + 0.25 mg Semaglutide $200.00 4.0 mg Tirzepatide + 0.50 mg Semaglutide $350.00 6.0 mg Tirzepatide + 0.75 mg Semaglutide $500.00
Additional Weight-Loss Medication
Offering Retail Price
LipoBurn - 30 days $100.00 LipoBurn - 90 days $225.00 Phentermine - 30-day prescription only $50.00
Line of Business 02
Aesthetics
Neuromodulators
Offering Retail Price
Botox - per unit $10.00 Dysport - per unit $3.50
Dermal Fillers
Offering Retail Price
Juvéderm Ultra Plus $600.00 Juvéderm Volbella $600.00 Juvéderm Vollure $600.00 Juvéderm Voluma $600.00 Juvéderm SkinVive $700.00 Restylane $600.00 Restylane Contour $600.00 Restylane Defyne $600.00 Restylane Eyelight $600.00 Restylane Kysse $600.00 Restylane Lyft $600.00 Restylane Refyne $600.00 Restylane Silk $600.00
Microneedling
Offering Retail Price
Microneedling $300.00 Microneedling - 3 pack $750.00 Microneedling - 6 pack $1,200.00 Microneedling with PRP $400.00 Microneedling with PRP - 3 pack $1,050.00 Microneedling with PRP - 6 pack $1,800.00 Alastin Soothe + Protect Recovery Balm $45.00
Retail Skincare - Available In Clinic
Product Retail Price
Alastin Restorative Skin Complex $200.00 HA Immerse $110.00 A-Luminate $180.00 ReSURFACE $70.00 Alastin Restorative Neck Complex $140.00 Ultra Nourishing Moisturizer $90.00 Ultra Light Moisturizer $90.00 Gentle Cleanser $50.00 Ultra Calm Cleansing Cream $50.00 Silk Shield SPF $70.00 HydraTint SPF $75.00 Soothe + Protect Recovery Balm $45.00
Retail Skincare - Online Only at Hello Health Market
Product Retail Price
TransFORM Body Treatment $200.00 CRADICAL Defense $190.00 Retinol 0.25 $70.00 Retinol 0.50 $70.00 Alastin Restorative Eye Treatment $110.00
Online-only skincare products are available through HelloHealthMarket.com .
Line of Business 03
Hair Restoration
Hair Restoration Pricing
Offering Retail Price
Scalp Microneedling with PRP $400.00 Scalp Microneedling with PRP - 3 pack $1,050.00 Scalp Microneedling with PRP - 6 pack $1,800.00 Scalp Injections with PRP $400.00 Scalp Injections with PRP - 3 pack $1,050.00 Scalp Injections with PRP - 6 pack $1,800.00 Prescription Topical Minoxidil - 30 to 60 days $100.00 Prescription Ivy (Dutasteride + Minoxidil) Oral - Men and post-childbearing women, 30 days $75.00 Prescription Ivy (Dutasteride + Minoxidil) Oral - Men and post-childbearing women, 90 days $200.00 Prescription Willow (Spironolactone + Minoxidil) Oral - Women only, 30 days $75.00 Prescription Willow (Spironolactone + Minoxidil) Oral - Women only, 90 days $200.00
Line of Business 04
Hormone Therapy
Pellet Therapy
Offering Retail Price
Female pellet insertion - EvexiPEL $350.00 Male pellet insertion - EvexiPEL $700.00
Female Testosterone Therapy
Offering Retail Price
Liposomal - 30 days, Strive Pharmacy $100.00 Liposomal - 90 days, Strive Pharmacy $225.00 Topical - 90 days, Strive Pharmacy $225.00 Injection - 90 days, Empower Pharmacy $225.00
Female Estradiol
Offering Retail Price
Topical Cream - 90 days, Strive Pharmacy $100.00 Vaginal Cream - 90 days, Strive Pharmacy $125.00
Hormone Prescription Management
Offering Retail Price 90 days - Patient pharmacy $75.00
Estradiol patch: Typically covered by insurance; follow the prescription-management protocol.Micronized progesterone: Typically covered by insurance; use a 90-day prescription.
Male Testosterone Therapy
Offering Retail Price
Liposomal - 90 days, Strive Pharmacy $300.00 Injection - 90 days, Strive Pharmacy $300.00
Line of Business 05
Peptides / Anti-Aging Therapy
Source key: QS = Quicksilver Scientific; S = Strive Pharmacy.
Peptides and Anti-Aging Therapy Pricing
Offering Modality Retail Price
BPC + TB-500 (QS) Liposomal $175.00 BPC (QS) Liposomal $125.00 BPC + KPV (QS) Liposomal $175.00 Copper GHK+ Facial Serum (QS) Topical $60.00 NAD+ - 30 days (S) Flex Tablet $200.00 NAD+ - 30 days (S) Injectable $200.00 Sermorelin - 6 to 12 weeks (S) Injectable $200.00 Glutathione (QS) Liposomal $45.00 GHK-Cu (QS) Liposomal $75.00 Low-Dose Naltrexone - 90 days (S) Flex Tablet $150.00
Line of Business 06
Laboratory Testing
Laboratory Pricing
Offering Retail Price
Post-pellet male $25.00 Post-pellet female $25.00 Male Basic - Hormone Only $125.00 Male Comprehensive $200.00 Female Basic - Hormone Only $125.00 Female Comprehensive $200.00 Food Sensitivity Panel $400.00 Cortisol Four-Point Test $150.00 Vitamin D $50.00 CBC - Testosterone patient, H&H check $10.00
Panel Contents
Post-pellet male CBC; free and total testosterone.
Post-pellet female FSH; estradiol; free and total testosterone.
Male Basic CBC; CMP; thyroid panel; TPO; free and total testosterone.
Male Comprehensive CBC; CMP; free and total testosterone; thyroid panel; TPO; DHEA-S; A1c; B12; vitamin D; CRP; lipid panel.
Female Basic CBC; CMP; FSH; thyroid panel; TPO; estradiol; free and total testosterone; vitamin D.
Female Comprehensive CBC; CMP; thyroid panel; TPO; lipid panel; FSH; estradiol; free and total testosterone; DHEA-S; CRP; A1c; B12; vitamin D.
Food Sensitivity Panel IgG food-sensitivity testing covering 286 food markers.
Cortisol Four-Point Test Four saliva collections for cortisol assessment.
Line of Business 07
Nutraceuticals
Source key: QS = Quicksilver Scientific; O = Ortho Molecular Products; S = Strive Pharmacy.
In-Clinic Nutraceutical Product Costs
Product Cost
Reacted Magnesium - 30 days (O) $13.00 Vitamin D3 + K2 - 60 days (O) $19.80 Vitamin D 50,000 IU - 60 days (O) $7.45 DHEA 25 mg - 90 days (O) $14.95 Collagen Factors - 30 days (O) $19.90 GLP-1 Amplifier - 20 days (QS) $32.50 Sashimi Omegas - 60 days (QS) $30.50 Mitocore - 30 days (O) $22.80 AlphaBase - 30 days (O) $19.70 Boost Male - 30 days (S) $33.00 Boost Female - 30 days (S) $23.00 LipoCalm - 30 days (QS) $24.25 D-Hist - 60 days (O) $28.45 Melatonin - 60 days (O) $20.25
Online-Only Nutraceutical Product Costs
Product Cost
Methyl CPG - 60 days (O) $22.85 Rhubestryn - 30 days (O) $19.95 L-Carnitine - 60 days (O) $25.65 Thrivagen - 50 days (QS) $33.00 Membrane Mend - 20 days (QS) $34.00 Magtein - 90 days (QS) $42.50
Online-only nutraceuticals are available through HelloHealthMarket.com .
Line of Business 08
Sexual Wellness
Sexual Wellness Offerings
Offering Modality Retail Price
Euphoria Cream - 3 to 6 months, Strive Pharmacy Topical $100.00 Intima Restore Cream - Strive Pharmacy Vaginal Cream Contact clinic
Sexual Wellness Prescription Management
Offering Retail Price 30 units - Patient pharmacy $50.00
Tadalafil: Typically covered by insurance; follow the prescription-management protocol.Sildenafil: Typically covered by insurance; follow the prescription-management protocol.
Product Information
Treatment Guides
These summaries describe general candidacy, expectations, treatment plans, precautions, side effects, and aftercare. A licensed provider must determine whether any treatment is appropriate for an individual patient.
Best Candidate
Adults with obesity or excess weight accompanied by a weight-related health concern.
Patients experiencing persistent hunger, food cravings, poor portion control, or difficulty feeling full.
Patients who have struggled to achieve or maintain weight loss through lifestyle changes alone.
Patients willing to improve nutrition, remain physically active, and participate in ongoing follow-up.
What to Expect
Reduced appetite, earlier fullness, fewer cravings, and improved portion control.
Gradual weight loss that varies based on dose, lifestyle, tolerance, and individual response.
Temporary digestive symptoms may occur when treatment begins or the dose increases.
Ongoing treatment may be necessary to maintain results and help prevent weight regain.
Recommended Treatment Plan
Administered as a subcutaneous injection once weekly on the same day each week.
Treatment starts at a low dose and is gradually adjusted according to provider direction and tolerance.
Regular follow-ups monitor weight, side effects, medication response, and overall progress.
Best results occur alongside adequate protein, hydration, sustainable nutrition, and resistance exercise.
Contraindications and Precautions
Do not use with a personal or family history of medullary thyroid carcinoma, MEN 2, or a serious semaglutide allergy.
Do not use during pregnancy; discontinue at least two months before a planned pregnancy and review breastfeeding with the provider.
Provider review is required for pancreatitis, gallbladder disease, kidney problems, severe digestive disease, or delayed stomach emptying.
Review diabetes medications, other GLP-1 medications, and upcoming surgery or anesthesia with the provider.
Common Side Effects and Aftercare
Common effects include nausea, constipation, diarrhea, vomiting, bloating, heartburn, abdominal discomfort, and fatigue.
Eat slowly, use smaller portions, stop when comfortably full, and avoid heavy or greasy meals.
Maintain hydration and adequate protein and fiber intake according to the treatment plan.
Seek prompt care for severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, dehydration, difficulty breathing, facial swelling, or other serious symptoms.
Best Candidate
Adults with obesity or excess weight accompanied by a weight-related health concern.
Patients experiencing persistent hunger, food cravings, poor portion control, or difficulty feeling full.
Patients who have struggled to achieve or maintain weight loss through lifestyle changes alone.
Patients willing to improve nutrition, remain physically active, and participate in ongoing follow-up.
What to Expect
Reduced appetite, earlier fullness, fewer cravings, and improved portion control.
Gradual weight loss that varies based on dose, lifestyle, tolerance, and individual response.
Temporary digestive symptoms may occur when treatment begins or the dose increases.
Ongoing treatment may be necessary to maintain results and help prevent weight regain.
Recommended Treatment Plan
Administered as a subcutaneous injection once weekly on the same day each week.
Treatment starts at a low dose and is gradually adjusted according to provider direction and tolerance.
Regular follow-ups monitor weight, side effects, medication response, and overall progress.
Best results occur alongside adequate protein, hydration, sustainable nutrition, and resistance exercise.
Contraindications and Precautions
Do not use with a personal or family history of medullary thyroid carcinoma, MEN 2, or a serious tirzepatide allergy.
Do not use during pregnancy; discontinue at least two months before a planned pregnancy and review breastfeeding with the provider.
Provider review is required for pancreatitis, gallbladder disease, kidney problems, severe digestive disease, or delayed stomach emptying.
Review diabetes medications, other GLP-1 medications, and upcoming surgery or anesthesia with the provider.
Common Side Effects and Aftercare
Common effects include nausea, constipation, diarrhea, vomiting, bloating, heartburn, abdominal discomfort, and fatigue.
Eat slowly, use smaller portions, stop when comfortably full, and avoid heavy or greasy meals.
Maintain hydration and adequate protein and fiber intake according to the treatment plan.
Seek prompt care for severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, dehydration, difficulty breathing, facial swelling, or other serious symptoms.
Best Candidate
Patients individually evaluated and prescribed the blend by a licensed treating provider.
Adults meeting the clinic's medical criteria for weight-management treatment.
Patients whose specific needs cannot be adequately met by an available FDA-approved medication.
Patients who understand the blend has not been proven safer or more effective than either medication used alone.
What to Expect
The medications affect appetite, fullness, digestion, and blood-sugar regulation through overlapping pathways.
Appetite reduction and weight changes are gradual and vary considerably between patients.
Nausea, constipation, diarrhea, vomiting, or abdominal discomfort may occur during treatment.
Combining the medications has not been proven to improve results or reduce side effects.
Recommended Treatment Plan
Administered as a subcutaneous injection once weekly on the same day each week.
Treatment starts at a low dose and is gradually adjusted according to provider direction and tolerance.
Regular follow-ups monitor weight, side effects, medication response, and overall progress.
Best results occur alongside adequate protein, hydration, sustainable nutrition, and resistance exercise.
Contraindications and Precautions
Do not use with medullary thyroid carcinoma, MEN 2, pregnancy, or a serious allergy to either medication or formulation ingredient.
Provider review is required for pancreatitis, gallbladder disease, kidney problems, severe digestive disease, or gastroparesis.
Review diabetes medications, diabetic retinopathy, breastfeeding, and planned pregnancy with the provider.
Do not combine with other semaglutide, tirzepatide, or GLP-1 medications; disclose treatment before surgery or anesthesia.
Common Side Effects and Aftercare
Common effects include nausea, constipation, diarrhea, vomiting, bloating, heartburn, abdominal discomfort, and fatigue.
Eat slowly, use smaller portions, stop when comfortably full, and avoid heavy or greasy meals.
Maintain hydration, protein, and fiber intake and follow the prescribed injection instructions exactly.
Seek prompt care for severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, dehydration, hypoglycemia, facial swelling, or difficulty breathing.
Best Candidate
Adults who need additional support controlling hunger, portions, food cravings, or frequent snacking.
Patients who prefer a once-daily oral option instead of injectable weight-management medication.
Patients without cardiovascular, stimulant, opioid, or medication-related contraindications.
Patients committed to nutrition, physical activity, and ongoing clinical monitoring.
What to Expect
Phentermine supports appetite control, while naltrexone may reduce reward-driven cravings.
Caffeine may improve alertness, and methylcobalamin supports normal energy metabolism.
Appetite effects may appear early, but the amount and rate of weight loss vary.
Dry mouth, increased energy, decreased appetite, jitteriness, or difficulty sleeping may occur.
Recommended Treatment Plan
Take one capsule in the morning exactly as prescribed to reduce the likelihood of insomnia.
Do not double missed doses or combine with other stimulants or appetite suppressants without approval.
Limit additional caffeine from coffee, pre-workout products, energy drinks, and supplements.
Monitor weight, blood pressure, heart rate, sleep, mood, appetite, and treatment response.
Contraindications and Precautions
Do not use during pregnancy or with uncontrolled hypertension, cardiovascular disease, hyperthyroidism, or glaucoma.
Do not use with opioid medications, opioid dependence, or opioid withdrawal because naltrexone blocks opioid effects.
Do not use with an MAO inhibitor or within 14 days of stopping one.
Review liver disease, anxiety, stimulant sensitivity, substance-use history, ADHD medications, and antidepressants with the provider.
Common Side Effects and Aftercare
Common effects include dry mouth, insomnia, headache, jitteriness, constipation, nausea, and increased heart rate.
Take it early in the day, maintain hydration, and limit additional caffeine and other stimulants.
Contact the clinic for persistent palpitations, elevated blood pressure, severe anxiety, vomiting, or worsening symptoms.
Seek immediate care for chest pain, fainting, difficulty breathing, severe headache, allergic reaction, or jaundice.
Best Candidate
Adults with a BMI of 30 or greater, or 27 or greater with a weight-related health condition.
Patients who struggle with persistent hunger, excessive portions, snacking, or difficulty controlling appetite.
Patients seeking a short-term oral medication to support medically supervised weight loss.
Patients without stimulant contraindications who are committed to nutrition, activity, and regular follow-up.
What to Expect
Phentermine is a stimulant-based appetite suppressant that may reduce hunger and improve portion control.
Appetite suppression may begin quickly, but weight-loss results and medication response vary.
Increased energy or alertness may occur, along with dry mouth, restlessness, or difficulty sleeping.
Tolerance may develop; patients should never increase the dose without provider authorization.
Recommended Treatment Plan
Take early in the day exactly as prescribed to reduce the likelihood of insomnia.
Use as a short-term treatment unless continued use is specifically evaluated and directed by the provider.
Monitor weight, blood pressure, heart rate, sleep, mood, appetite, and medication response.
Phentermine is a Schedule IV controlled substance and must not be shared or used outside the prescription.
Contraindications and Precautions
Do not use with cardiovascular disease, stroke history, arrhythmias, heart failure, or uncontrolled hypertension.
Do not use during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or with hyperthyroidism, glaucoma, severe agitation, or a history of drug misuse.
Do not use with an MAO inhibitor or within 14 days of discontinuing one.
Review ADHD medications, antidepressants, decongestants, other weight-loss medications, caffeine, alcohol, and diabetes medications with the provider.
Common Side Effects and Aftercare
Common effects include dry mouth, constipation, insomnia, headache, jitteriness, increased heart rate, and elevated blood pressure.
Take it early, maintain hydration, and limit caffeine, energy drinks, pre-workout products, and alcohol.
Contact the clinic for persistent palpitations, elevated blood pressure, severe anxiety, worsening insomnia, or reduced effectiveness.
Seek immediate care for chest pain, fainting, severe shortness of breath, leg swelling, severe headache, or neurological symptoms.
Best Candidate
Adults seeking improvement in moderate-to-severe forehead lines, frown lines, crow's feet, or platysma neck bands.
Patients whose lines are primarily caused by repeated facial-muscle movement.
Patients seeking a temporary, nonsurgical treatment with minimal downtime and natural-looking softening.
Patients with realistic expectations who understand that deeply etched or static lines may require additional treatments.
What to Expect
Botox temporarily reduces targeted muscle activity rather than filling wrinkles or restoring facial volume.
Treatment typically takes 10 to 15 minutes and feels like a series of small pinches.
Results may begin within 24 to 48 hours, reach their full effect within 30 days, and last approximately 3 to 4 months.
Results vary by anatomy, muscle strength, dosage, metabolism, and previous treatment history.
Recommended Treatment Plan
The provider determines injection sites and units based on facial anatomy, muscle movement, and treatment goals.
Botox units are product-specific and cannot be directly compared or converted to other neurotoxin brands.
Schedule a follow-up according to clinic protocol to evaluate symmetry, movement, and treatment response.
Maintenance treatments are commonly performed every 3 to 4 months; more frequent dosing has not been evaluated.
Contraindications and Precautions
Do not treat patients with an infection at the injection site or a known allergy to Botox or another botulinum toxin.
Review pregnancy, breastfeeding, facial surgery, eyelid drooping, facial weakness, or abnormal facial changes.
Use additional caution with ALS, myasthenia gravis, Lambert-Eaton syndrome, or existing swallowing or breathing problems.
Review botulinum-toxin treatment within the past four months, injectable antibiotics, muscle relaxants, blood thinners, and other medications.
Common Side Effects and Aftercare
Common effects include redness, swelling, bruising, tenderness, headache, dry eyes, and temporary eyelid or eyebrow drooping.
Do not rub or massage treated areas, and apply makeup gently without pressing on the injection sites.
Most normal activities can resume immediately, but avoid strenuous physical activity for at least two hours.
Seek immediate care for difficulty swallowing, speaking, or breathing; generalized weakness; double vision; or a serious allergic reaction.
Best Candidate
Adults under age 65 with moderate-to-severe frown lines between the eyebrows caused by muscle movement.
Patients seeking a temporary, nonsurgical treatment with little to no downtime.
Patients who want results that may appear within several days and potentially last several months.
Patients with realistic expectations who understand that treatment outside the glabellar area is off-label in the United States.
What to Expect
Dysport temporarily reduces targeted muscle activity rather than filling wrinkles or restoring facial volume.
Treatment generally takes 10 to 20 minutes and involves several small injections.
Results may appear within 24 hours, are typically noticeable within 2 to 3 days, and may last up to five months.
Results vary according to anatomy, muscle strength, dosage, metabolism, and previous treatment history.
Recommended Treatment Plan
The FDA-approved glabellar treatment uses 50 Dysport units divided among five injection sites.
The provider determines the appropriate placement and dosage based on facial anatomy and muscle movement.
Dysport units are product-specific and cannot be directly compared or converted to Botox or other neurotoxin units.
Repeat treatment should be based on returning muscle activity and administered no more frequently than every three months.
Contraindications and Precautions
Do not treat patients with an injection-site infection or an allergy to botulinum toxin or cow's-milk protein.
Review pregnancy, breastfeeding, facial surgery, significant facial asymmetry, or eyelid drooping.
Use additional caution with ALS, myasthenia gravis, Lambert-Eaton syndrome, or swallowing and breathing problems.
Review recent neurotoxin treatments, injectable antibiotics, muscle relaxants, or blood thinners.
Common Side Effects and Aftercare
Common effects include headache, injection-site discomfort, bruising, swelling, eyelid swelling or drooping, dry eye, and nausea.
Do not rub or massage treated areas, and apply makeup gently without pressing on the injection sites.
Contact the clinic for significant eyelid drooping, persistent dry eye, vision changes, asymmetry, or unexpected weakness.
Seek immediate care for difficulty swallowing, speaking, or breathing; generalized weakness; double vision; or a serious allergic reaction.
