Not a 12-week reset. Not a separate clinic you visit for injections. Obesity medicine practiced by the same physician who manages your blood pressure, your cholesterol, and your diabetes.
InBody separates fat from muscle and reports visceral fat as its own number. We confirm you're losing the right tissue — not just mass.
FibroScan measures fat and stiffness inside liver tissue. Fatty liver is common, silent, and reversible — and normal blood work misses it constantly.
As your metabolic numbers improve, your blood pressure and diabetes doses often need to come down. Only your physician can make that call. Here, that physician already has your weight data in front of them.
Thyroid disease, sleep apnea, PCOS, medication side effects, depression. Weight that won't move often has a cause that a program isn't looking for.
Semaglutide and tirzepatide work. They are also over-prescribed, poorly monitored, and frequently abandoned — and they are not the whole plan.
Based on your history, your measurements, and your other conditions — not on a questionnaire and a credit card.
Muscle loss is a real risk on these drugs. We measure for it. Nutrition and protein targets run alongside the prescription, not instead of it.
The hard question is what happens when you stop. We build the nutrition and muscle side from day one so there's something holding when the drug comes off.
Insurance coverage of these medications varies widely. We'll tell you where you actually stand before anything is prescribed.
Most people arriving here have already tried a program, an app, a drug, or all three. Something worked for a while and then stopped, and nobody ever explained why.
The usual reason is that nothing was actually being measured. Weight went down; nobody checked whether it was fat or muscle, whether visceral fat moved at all, whether the liver cleared, or whether any of it changed the conditions that made weight matter in the first place.
That's the gap this practice was built to close.
See the four measurementsBook a first visit and we'll take a full baseline — body composition, liver, and labs — before anything is prescribed.
So we know whether to hold a near-term slot for you.
Pick as many as apply. This tells us how to run your first visit.
A first visit usually needs to be in person — that is when we take the baseline measurements. Follow-ups can be either.
Our office will call you back to find a time. Nobody else sees this.
Someone from the office will call you back, usually within one business day. If you'd rather not wait, the front desk is on (508) 820-8332.
