How can medical weight loss shots truly work?
They focus on the hormones that affect hunger and digestion. Semaglutide and tirzepatide are two drugs that work like natural hormones to make you feel full faster and keep you full longer. What happened? Less hunger, smaller quantities, and less of that “still hungry” feeling all the time. Our site!

Are these shots safe?
Yes, but only if a licensed practitioner prescribes and watches over them. These drugs have been approved by the FDA and are usually safe to use. Some people have modest side effects, such nausea, bloating, or headaches, especially in the first few weeks. Your provider keeps a close eye on serious problems, but they don’t happen very often.

When will I see results?
A lot of folks notice changes in a month or two. Losing weight slowly and steadily is best for long-term success. Keep in mind that it’s not about seeing results right away; it’s about making new habits that will last.

Who could benefit from this treatment?
People who have a higher BMI or health problems related to their weight, such as type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, or high cholesterol, are usually told to have these shots. You might be a good candidate if diet and exercise alone haven’t helped. A complete health check helps figure out if you qualify.

Do I also need to go on a diet?
Yes, modifications in your lifestyle are still important. The shots do assist with hunger, but they work best when you eat a healthy diet and get some exercise. They help calm the cravings, but they don’t stop you from eating three slices of cake (we’ve all been there).

How often do people get the shots?
Most of the time, once a week. Your specialist will go over the specific schedule with you based on the medicine and your own treatment plan.

Will insurance cover them?
Different plans cover different things. Some insurance plans pay for weight loss therapies, but many do not. To minimize surprises, always check with your provider and insurance company first.

Will I gain weight again after I stop?
It can, especially if old behaviors come back. These shots work best when they are part of a bigger plan that involves changes to your lifestyle that will last a long time. Your care team can help you keep the weight off by continuing to assist you.

Can anyone begin?
Not all of them. If you have a history of pancreatitis or thyroid cancer, this treatment may not be safe for you. A complete health check makes sure you’re a good fit.

Is there a solution that works for everyone?
Nope. Your treatment is based on your body, your past, and what you want to achieve. Honesty, personalization, and follow-up are all important for success.

Still not sure? That’s very natural. Bring up every “what if” on your first visit. This is about your health, therefore you can ask any question.