Med Spa · Long Island · Cedarhurst, NY

An MD-Led Med Spa
Serving Long Island

Botox, Dysport, fillers, PRP, and PDO threads — performed inside a physician-led medical practice in Cedarhurst that also offers GLP-1 weight loss, at-home IV therapy, and clinical nutrition. Aesthetics with your whole health in the room.

What we offer

✓Botox & Dysport injections
✓Dermal fillers, PRP & PDO threads
✓GLP-1 medical weight loss (Semaglutide & Tirzepatide)
✓At-home IV therapy across Nassau County
✓Clinical nutrition with a registered dietitian

Every plan starts with a free 15-minute consult — no obligation.

A med spa inside a medical practice — not the other way around

Most med spas offer injectables in isolation. At TonedMD, your aesthetic treatments are overseen by a medical director and coordinated with weight loss, nutrition, and IV therapy when it helps your goals.

1

Free 15-minute consult

A quick call or in-office visit. We review your goals and health history — no obligation, just clarity on what's right for you.

2

Assessment with your provider

Jack Fatiha, MD or Peiman Ghatan, PA-C maps your treatment plan — facial anatomy for aesthetics, or full intake for weight loss and wellness services.

3

Treatment on your timeline

Injectables are done in-office in Cedarhurst; IV therapy can come to your home across Nassau County; weight-loss follow-ups can be telehealth.

4

Follow-up & touch-ups

A check-in after your treatment to review results and plan maintenance — so outcomes stay consistent, not one-off.

Physician-led, all under one roof

JF

Jack Fatiha, MD

Medical Director & Co-Founder

PG

Peiman Ghatan, PA-C

Co-Founder, Physician Assistant

AH

Asal Hakim, RD

Registered Dietitian

What patients ask before their first visit

What makes TonedMD different from other med spas on Long Island? ›

TonedMD is a physician-led medical practice, not a standalone spa. Aesthetic treatments are overseen by Medical Director Jack Fatiha, MD and performed alongside medical weight loss, IV therapy, and clinical nutrition — so your aesthetic plan accounts for your full health picture.

What aesthetic treatments does TonedMD offer? ›

Botox and Dysport injections, dermal fillers, PRP, and PDO thread treatments, plus supporting services like GLP-1 medical weight loss, at-home IV therapy, and dietitian-led nutrition guidance.

Does TonedMD serve Long Island? ›

Yes. TonedMD is located at 409B Central Avenue in Cedarhurst and serves the Five Towns, Woodmere, Lawrence, Hewlett, Valley Stream, and communities across Nassau County and Long Island. Weight-loss telehealth follow-ups are available across New York State.

Who performs the treatments? ›

Care is led by Jack Fatiha, MD (Medical Director & Co-Founder) and Peiman Ghatan, PA-C (Co-Founder), with clinical nutrition from Asal Hakim, RD.

How do I get started? ›

Book a free 15-minute consultation — in office or by phone. Your provider reviews your goals and health history before recommending any treatment plan.

Ready to see what's possible?

A free 15-minute consult is the first step. No pressure — just a straightforward conversation about your goals and your options.

409B Central Avenue, 2nd Floor · Cedarhurst, NY 11516 · Mon–Thu 10am–6pm · Sun 10:30am–1:30pm

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Individual results vary; no specific outcome is guaranteed. GLP-1 medications are not right for everyone and can have serious side effects. Your provider will review your medical history, contraindications, and potential risks before prescribing. We follow FDA-approved labeling and clinical guidelines. Compounded medications, if prescribed, are prepared by a licensed pharmacy or outsourcing facility; compounded drugs are not FDA-approved and are prescribed only when medically appropriate and an FDA-approved product is not appropriate.