Our weight loss treatmentsEvery plan starts with a medical evaluation. Your provider helps you choose what fits your health, your goals, and your budget.
Weekly GLP-1 injection
A once-weekly GLP-1 medication. GLP-1 is a hormone your body makes naturally that helps regulate appetite and blood sugar.
- How it works: Works with your body's own appetite signals. Many patients notice they feel full sooner and think about food less.
- What the research shows: In the manufacturer's clinical study, participants experienced meaningful weight reduction alongside lifestyle changes.† Individual results vary and depend on your individual plan.
- Who it may suit: Adults who qualify after a medical evaluation and want a steady, once-weekly routine.
- What to expect: Your provider starts low and adjusts gradually. Side effects, often mild nausea early on, are reviewed and managed with you.
Dual-action weekly injection
A once-weekly medication that acts on two appetite-related pathways (GLP-1 and GIP) instead of one.
- How it works: Targets two hormone pathways involved in appetite and blood sugar regulation.
- Who it may suit: Adults who qualify medically and want a dual-pathway option, decided together with your provider.
- What to expect: Like other GLP-1 care, doses start low and step up over time, with side effects monitored at each visit.
Appetite-support tablet
A short-term, prescription appetite-support medication taken by mouth. A non-injection option for the right patient.
- How it works: Helps reduce appetite as part of a supervised plan with diet and activity changes.
- Who it may suit: Adults who prefer a tablet over an injection and meet the medical criteria. Your provider reviews your heart health and history first.
- What to expect: Typically used short-term and monitored closely. It isn't right for everyone, so the evaluation comes first.
Wellness injection
A combination injection of lipotropic nutrients (MIC: methionine, inositol, choline) with vitamin B12, used to support energy and wellness alongside your plan.
- How it works: Delivers B12 and lipotropic nutrients that some patients use to support energy as part of a broader routine.
- Who it may suit: Patients looking for a vitamin-based add-on to their visit, commonly paired with other care.
- What to expect: A quick in-clinic injection. Your provider will tell you whether it makes sense for you.
†Reflects average results from Novo Nordisk's clinical study of semaglutide (marketed as Wegovy®) used with lifestyle changes; individual results vary and are not guaranteed. Educational information only, not medical advice. These treatments require a medical evaluation and are not right for everyone. Our compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are not the branded product: compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are prepared by a state-licensed pharmacy based on your provider's prescription. Always consult a licensed provider.
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