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We evaluate medical history, current medications, BMI, symptoms, and lab results to determine candidacy.
Our provider will recommend GLP-1 therapy, Super Lean Lipo injections, lifestyle support, or a combination approach.
Follow-up visits ensure treatment effectiveness, side-effect management, and continued safety.
We emphasize sustainable nutrition, movement, sleep, and stress management to help maintain results.
These therapies support appetite control and metabolic regulation through pathways involved in digestion and blood sugar balance. Care is provided under medical supervision and combined with lifestyle guidance.
GLP-1–based medical weight management focuses on supporting appetite regulation and metabolic balance as part of a comprehensive, provider-guided care plan. These therapies are used to help patients improve portion awareness, support consistent eating patterns, and reinforce lifestyle changes over time.
Treatment is offered only after a medical evaluation and is combined with ongoing monitoring, nutritional guidance, and wellness support. This structured approach is designed to promote safe, sustainable weight management rather than short-term results.
Patients may be considered appropriate candidates if they meet one or more of the following:
Super Lean Lipo injections are used to support metabolic processes and energy regulation. These injections may assist patients who are working toward body composition goals alongside nutrition and physical activity plans.
Lipotropic nutrients work by supporting hepatic function and fatty acid transport. They help convert fat into usable energy and prevent excess lipid accumulation. When combined with dietary modification and exercise, this therapy can support improved body-composition changes.
Frequency of injections is determined by your healthcare provider based on treatment goals and overall health profile.
Eligibility depends on many individual factors. Generally, GLP-1 use is safe and effective to treat many but not all overweight and obese patients, specifically those with a BMI of 25 or higher.
GLP-1 use is safe and effective with many pre-existing conditions with the exception of the following:
Currently pregnant
Currently breastfeeding
Currently being treated for cancer
Active eating disorder
Active gallbladder disease
Active substance abuse or dependency
Type 1 diabetes
Bariatric surgery (within the past 18 months)
Pancreatitis within the past 6 months, or a history of pancreatiitis caused by taking a GLP-1
Personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer or MEN syndrome
Personal history of Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia syndrome type 2 (MEN 2).
Yes, all medications are made in a State Board of Pharmacy licensed sterile compounding pharmacies, or FDA 503(b) Outsourcing Facilities. We work with pharmacies licensed in all 50 states only using the highest quality ingredients.
Actual weight lost is dependent on a number of factors. While we cannot guarantee any weight loss, many clients lose around 5% of their initial body weight. Over 12 weeks, it can be as high as 10%. This equates to a weight loss of 10–20 pounds for a 200 pound person. Everyone is different though and the most successful patients also work hard to make diet and lifestyle changes.
Side effects for GLP-1s may include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, upset stomach, dizziness, constipation, feeling bloated, belching, gas, headaches and fatigue. Some side effects may subside after a few weeks of patient’s body getting used to the medication. EPatients may be eligible to receive prescription medication to help combat the side effects should they arise along with directions on dosage to help keep side effects to a minimum. In the most recent clinical trials, less than 5% of people discontinued GLP-1 medications because of side effects.
Our goal is to help all patients create healthy habits for long-term health. Exercise is not a requirement, but something strongly encouraged for all patients. Movement is key to good health. Many patients have anecdotally reported that exercise often becomes easier if one starts losing weight.
Our goal is to create healthy habits for long-term health. Exercise is not a requirement, but something we strongly encourage. Movement is key to good health and patients have reported that exercise becomes easier as they start losing weight.
