Occasionally patients will experience side effects. Although not common, side effects could include, butare not limited to, fatigue, headaches, and nausea. These typically level off as your body acclimates tothe medication. The doctor will screen you at your consultation, review your health history, medical conditions, prescriptions and family history to ensure that you are a good candidate for Semaglutide. If you are deemed high risk, the doctor will not prescribe the medication to you, as your health is our number one priority.

The time it takes to lose weight varies from person to person, but FDA studies show that most patients typically lose 2-3 pounds per week. However, individual results can differ based on factors like how much weight you need to lose and your body’s unique response to treatment. Some patients see faster results and may lose more than the average, while others may notice a slower start before the weight starts dropping off more quickly.

The key is consistency. By sticking to the prescribed Semaglutide treatment and following the recommended diet, you will see meaningful results. Whether your progress is gradual or rapid, the most important thing is to stay committed and patient—the results will come.

Semaglutide is a naturally occurring protein and is therefore generally not interactive with other medications. The doctor will review your existing medications and ask you questions before prescribing you any medication. We have had a significant number of patients that have been able to wean themselves off of high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes medications, for example after taking Semaglutide for a period of time. Semaglutide and the subsequent weight loss that results from its use have made a positive impact in terms of patients’ ability to get off of “crutch” medications. However, each patient is unique, so it is important to share your complete medical history and any concerns with the doctor.

Our Semaglutide has a 95% level of purity. Inexpensive versions of Semaglutide likely combine the Semaglutide with sodium which dilutes the effects and causes bloating and acid reflux. A sodium-based product releases the medication into your system within 2 days vs. a time controlled release over 7 days which is what you want. The time release is important so that you get the same effects for weight loss all 7 days until your next injection. In this case the saying, “you get what you pay for” is really true.

Like any program, without lifestyle changes you can regain some of the weight that you lose. We do however, offer a maintenance program to help you maintain your results if you are struggling to keep it off.

Our medical practice does not currently accept insurance for the semaglutide or tirzepatide program.

Occasionally patients will experience side effects. Although not common, side effects could include, butare not limited to, fatigue, headaches, and nausea. These typically level off as your body acclimates tothe medication. The doctor will screen you at your consultation, review your health history, medical conditions, prescriptions and family history to ensure that you are a good candidate for Semaglutide. If you are deemed high risk, the doctor will not prescribe the medication to you, as your health is our number one priority.