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If you’re ready to take control of your health and start moving toward your goal—medical weight loss can be a powerful next step.
Medical weight loss may be the right choice if you:
Have weight loss goals of under 50 pounds
Have a BMI of 27 or higher
Aren’t ready for surgery but want to start building healthy lifestyle habits
Have had previous weight loss surgery and want to accomplish additional weight loss
Are looking for a gradual, guided approach to weight management
A Personalized Path to Progress
Comprehensive health and medication review to discover what may be contributing to weight gain
Nutritional counseling and lifestyle coaching
Customized medication to reduce appetite and improve metabolic efficiency
A detailed plan from your provider on expected weight loss and ways to accomplish this safely.
At Achieve, your medical weight loss plan is designed around you—your health, lifestyle, and goals. We combine expert guidance, individualized treatment, and proven medications to help your body work with you, not against you.
Works to suppress appetite and improve energy
Reduces cravings and creates sweet aversions
Stabilizes mood and decreases appetite
Stabilizes mood and reduces cravings
Stabilizes mood and reduces nighttime eating
Decreases appetite and improves metabolic efficiency
Decreases appetite and improves metabolic efficiency
Medical weight loss can be a catalyst for profound health improvements—inside and out. In combination with nutritional and lifestyle changes, weight loss medication can add that extra “punch” to your weight loss efforts.
Most patients can expect to lose 5 to 20% of their total body weight while on weight loss medication – meaning that for a patient weighing 250 pounds, this would be between 13 and 50 pounds of weight loss.
Medications generally reduce appetite, making it easier to follow a prescribed plan for significant weight.
Weight lost through medications can also improve a wide variety of other weight-related illnesses, such as high blood pressure, joint pain, type 2 diabetes, and high blood pressure.
Medical weight loss can deliver incredible results—but maintaining them takes consistency. For patients wanting durable weight loss but hoping to avoid long-term medication, medical weight loss is not always the best option.
Ideal for those ready to make a lifelong commitment to wellness.
Because weight regulation is complex, most patients need ongoing medication and support to keep the weight off long-term.
Keep in mind that even with nutritional and lifestyle changes, nearly all patients will have weight regain once therapy is stopped.
It’s all possible with the right surgical plan—learn which procedure is the best fit for you.