Weight Loss: Medical to Surgical
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A range of medical and procedural weight loss options, from prescription treatments to non-surgical body sculpting.
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How it works: Medical options manage weight through prescription medication, while surgical and device-based options directly reduce or remodel fat and tissue — the right approach depends on the patient's goals and starting point.
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What sets it apart: Offering both ends of the spectrum under one roof means patients can start with a medical approach and add procedural treatments as needed, without switching providers.
Benefits of Weight Loss: Medical to Surgical:
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Options ranging from prescription to procedural
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Personalized plan based on individual goals
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Can combine approaches for compounded results
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Ongoing physician oversight throughout
Medical
• Adipex
A prescription appetite suppressant used to support weight loss as part of a supervised medical plan.
• GLP-1
A prescription medication that regulates appetite and blood sugar, supporting steady, sustained weight loss under medical supervision.
Surgical / Body Sculpting
• Quantum RF Body Sculpting
A radiofrequency-based procedure that remodels and reduces fat in targeted areas — a step below traditional liposuction.
• Liposuction
A surgical fat-removal procedure for patients seeking more immediate, significant results than non-invasive options provide.
• Evolve Body Sculpting
A non-invasive treatment that tightens skin, tones muscle, and reduces fat over a series of sessions
• Morpheus8
Radiofrequency microneedling that remodels fat and tightens skin in treated areas.
• Define Facial Sculpting
A contouring treatment focused on refining and sculpting facial fat and definition.