Triangle Wellness & Antiaging

About Triangle Wellness & Antiaging

What is Triangle Wellness & Antiaging?

Triangle Wellness & Antiaging is a medical spa at 9104 Falls of Neuse Road, Suite 206, Raleigh, NC 27615, with a phone line at (919) 703-0174. Google lists it as a medical spa, with a 4.8 rating from 21 reviews. Most of the menu is skin and body work, including facials, microneedling, laser skin resurfacing, body contouring, and vein treatments. It also offers IV therapy, a medical weight loss program, InBody body composition scans, and hair restoration.

The practice serves patients from Raleigh, Wake Forest, Cary, Rolesville, and Youngsville. Its weight loss program is the most detailed part of the listing. It uses weekly tirzepatide injections given in the office, with "no at-home self-injections." The clinic also names hormone therapy and peptide injections among its services, but it says little about either.

Dr. Adam M. Becker is listed as co-founder and medical director. The clinic describes him as a Stanford-trained, board-certified head and neck surgeon. No other clinician is named as a prescriber. Amy Altenbach is listed as a registered nurse, and Sue Pack as a licensed massage and bodywork therapist.

What does it cost?

The weight loss program is the only service with published prices, and each tier is billed monthly with the tirzepatide included. Essential Start is $499 a month. It covers weekly tirzepatide at the starting dose, monthly check-ins with medical staff, a monthly InBody scan, progress tracking, and 10% off IV and supplement injections. Higher doses are billed separately as a $75 to $150 monthly upgrade, and B12 or Lipo-B injections add $20 to $35 each. Enhanced Transformation is $699 a month and includes tirzepatide at any dose, biweekly scans, priority scheduling, and 15% off IV and supplement injections. The top tier is called "Premium Total Wellness" and costs $899 a month, with weekly scans, a free weekly B12 or Lipo-B injection, priority appointments, and 20% off.

It does not publish a consultation fee, hormone therapy prices, or peptide prices. It does not say whether it accepts insurance, and it does not describe financing, HSA payment, or how to cancel.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with the prescriber. The clinic does not list the credentials of whoever writes the weight loss prescription, so ask who that is and what their license and training are. Ask whether the tirzepatide is brand-name or compounded, and which pharmacy fills it. Ask what happens if you need a higher dose, and whether that moves you to a different tier. Ask what the consultation costs, and whether bloodwork, follow-up visits, or extra scans are billed on top of the monthly fee.

Then ask whether insurance is accepted and how monthly payment works. Ask about cancellation, any minimum term, and whether missed weeks are refunded. Ask for office hours and whether any visit can be done by video, since telehealth is not described. If you are considering hormone therapy or peptide injections, ask for prices and for the clinician who reviews them, because neither is published.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want weekly in-office tirzepatide injections under a named medical director and you can pay a monthly fee that includes the medication. It is a weaker fit if your main interest is hormone therapy or peptides, since the clinic gives those services little detail and no prices.

Sources: trianglewellnessandantiaging.com, trianglewellnessandantiaging.com/medical-weight-loss-program, trianglewellnessandantiaging.com/about, trianglewellnessandantiaging.com/supplement-peptide-injections

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