Additional Weight Loss Medications

Prescription weight-loss medications are medically prescribed and dosed drugs that aid in weight loss. These weight loss medications can help jumpstart the weight loss process or push it along if a plateau is hit naturally.

Each type of prescription weight loss medication works differently. Some, like semaglutide, slow the rate at which food moves from the stomach and into the intestine, giving a feeling of fullness, whereas GIP and GLP-1s increase insulin production to slow down digestion and keep you full.

Beyond GLP-1 and dual GLP-1/GIP medications, the prescription weight loss medications available at Method Medical Weight Loss include a variety of FDA-approved appetite suppressants, including Phentermine, Phendimetrazine, and Diethylpropion. These medications can help curb hunger, control your appetite, and effectively support your weight loss journey for dramatic results.

Our comprehensive medication options are unique to each person’s weight loss journey since no two bodies or people are the same. That’s why we offer additional prescription weight loss medications to address various needs, including:

• Appetite suppressants such as Phentermine, Phendimetrazine, and Diethylpropion to help reduce hunger and manage portion sizes.
• Water retention management medications that help reduce water retention and bloating.
• Insulin resistance options to improve insulin sensitivity and support weight loss.
• Long-term appetite control solutions for sustained appetite suppression to help you maintain your weight loss.

The most apparent benefit of prescription weight loss medication is losing hard-to-get-rid-of weight. Still, there are other significant benefits of prescription weight loss medications that include:

• Improved health. Losing any amount of weight can help improve symptoms of diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, skin-related issues, sleep problems, joint pain, and acid reflux. It can also improve heart health.
• Reduced appetite so you eat less and feel fuller for longer
• Increased metabolism which encourages the body to burn more calories
• A personalized approach to weight loss developed by our medical providers that is tailored to your body and weight loss goals.
• Flexible options. Whether you prefer weight loss injections or pills, we have solutions that fit your lifestyle and preferences to help you reach your goals.
• A professional commitment to providing comprehensive, customized weight loss solutions. Our range of medications ensures that we have a method for everyone, helping you achieve your weight loss goals in a way that works best for you.

Prescription weight loss medications are ideal for those who can not lose weight despite making changes to their diet and exercise routines. These medications are also helpful if your body mass index (BMI) is greater than 30, which is clinically obese, or if you have a BMI over 27 and have a medical condition linked to being overweight, such as high blood pressure or diabetes.

Yes, we offer numerous medications in pill form. Our providers can help you choose the best option for your comfort and needs.

No, we do not have long-term contracts. We offer flexible programs that can be month-to-month if that is what you prefer.

Yes, all our medical providers are licensed professionals, ensuring you receive the highest standard of care.

Through medical guidance from your dedicated care team, we can modify or adjust medication as needed to find the best fit for your goals and comfort level.

Our providers can create a customized plan that, depending on your individual needs and medical history, may include a combination of medications to optimize your weight loss results.

Since every patient differs, our providers will offer dietary guidance based on the medication prescribed to ensure you achieve the best results. It’s essential to follow their advice to maximize the effectiveness of your treatment.

Results can vary based on the medication and your body. Some people start noticing changes within a few weeks, while others may take longer. Your provider will discuss what to expect during your consultation.