Weight Loss Management

Excess weight strains the body beyond physical stress. Fat cells are pro-inflammatory, causing ongoing inflammation that leads to joint pain, muscle discomfort, and fat buildup around vital organs, raising the risk of chronic disease. It also disrupts hormone balance, triggering metabolic issues.

Why do we gain weight?

The answer isn't always simple...

Weight gain is influenced by a variety of factors, including genetics, diet, and underlying metabolic disturbances—just to name a few. Some people have struggled with their weight for as long as they can remember, and for many, diet and exercise alone aren’t enough.

As we move through adulthood, hormonal shifts can make maintaining a healthy weight even more challenging. It often becomes a chicken-or-the-egg situation—did metabolic and hormonal imbalances cause the weight gain, or did the weight gain lead to those imbalances, making it harder to lose?

Understanding the root cause of weight gain is key to finding real, sustainable solutions.

Weight Management Options

Your goals, gender, age, and dietary habits play a key role in determining the best medication options, and some treatments can safely complement each other. During your visit, be sure to share your daily habits, health concerns, and goals so we can create a personalized plan that works best for you.

Peptides

Addressing insulin resistance can be challenging, and achieving steady, sustainable weight loss isn't always easy. Adding a peptide to target insulin resistance and support fat loss may be the solution you've been looking for.

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What do hormones have to do with it?

Hormones play a major role in regulating metabolism. For example, as testosterone levels decline in men, they often experience increased abdominal fat, breast tissue growth, elevated cholesterol, and rising blood pressure.

Women transitioning from their reproductive years to menopause may notice joint pain, sagging skin, low libido, and overall dissatisfaction—but most importantly, a slower metabolism. Many feel stuck at their pre-menopausal weight—or even heavier.

So, what does all of this mean? Hormonal shifts directly impact weight, metabolism, and overall well-being, making it crucial to address these changes proactively.

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Consultation Costs

All initial consultations require upfront payment at the time of scheduling ($250). Prescribed medications will be provided at cost and billed directly to you.

Follow-up visits for medication management: $149 per visit
Medication refill requests (no dosage changes) or brief visits (under 10 minutes for a single concern, established patients only): $99 per visit

This structure ensures fair, transparent pricing while allowing us to provide the highest level of care.