Treatment Overview
Our medically supervised GLP-1 weight loss programs provide a safe path to sustainable results under the guidance of licensed healthcare professionals. Each program includes doctor-prescribed medications designed to support appetite control and metabolic health, combined with personalized treatment plans tailored to your unique needs and goals. Using clinically proven approaches, we help you lose weight responsibly and effectively—with ongoing medical oversight to ensure your health and safety at every step.
Key Benefits
- Boost your metabolism and energy
- Promote fat burning & lean muscle support
- Appetite Suppression
- Long Term Weight Management
New MedSpa SLO Weight Loss Clients
Our weight loss programs are required to begin with a consultation with one of our medical professionals.
Current MedSpa SLO Weight Loss Clients
You can directly book your next visit online.
Other Weightloss Treatments
At MedSpa SLO we also offer metabolism-boosting IV infusions and vitamin boosters. These nutrient-rich treatments are designed to help your body naturally convert food into energy, support fat metabolism, and promote balanced energy levels.
Slim Down IV Infusion
Boost your metabolism and energy naturally. A mix of B vitamins and amino acids promotes fat metabolism, steady energy, and lean muscle support — the perfect companion to your wellness goals.
$179
Skinny B12 + MIC Vitamin Booster
In addition to B vitamins this blend includes MIC (Methionine, Inositol, Choline) to help accelerate your metabolism and burn calories.
$45
Clinically Backed Weight Loss Therapies That Work
Certain prescription-based weight loss therapies were originally developed to support blood sugar regulation in individuals with metabolic conditions. These treatments work by mimicking natural hormones in the body that help control appetite, improve insulin response, and increase the feeling of fullness after meals.
While being studied for their original purpose, researchers noticed a powerful secondary benefit: patients began losing a significant amount of weight. This discovery sparked a new chapter in medical weight loss, offering patients a safe, effective, and science-backed path to lasting results.
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FAQ
Most individuals tolerate prescription-based weight loss therapies well, and common side effects are generally mild and tend to subside as your body adjusts. However, it’s important to communicate with your provider if any side effects become bothersome or concerning.
Yes, certain prescription-based therapies used in medical weight loss programs are approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for weight management. These treatments were originally developed to help manage blood sugar in individuals with type 2 diabetes, but later received FDA approval for weight loss in eligible patients.
Prescription-based medical weight loss therapies have been shown to help individuals lose between 5–15% of their starting weight over the course of several months—especially when combined with healthy lifestyle changes like improved nutrition and regular movement.
This isn’t a quick fix—it’s a long-term, sustainable approach to weight management, guided by medical professionals and tailored to your body’s needs.
Clinically studied prescription weight loss therapies have been shown to support significant weight reduction, which may include a decrease in belly fat. Visceral fat—the fat stored deep around the abdominal organs—is particularly important to target, as it’s linked to increased risks of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and other chronic health conditions.
As individuals lose weight through a medically guided program, many notice a visible reduction in abdominal fat alongside overall body fat loss. These treatments work by helping regulate appetite and promoting a longer-lasting feeling of fullness, which can naturally lead to a calorie deficit and weight loss over time.
While results vary, a healthier waistline is often one of the benefits patients experience as part of their broader weight loss journey.
The rate and amount of weight loss during a medical weight loss program can vary from person to person. Results depend on several factors, including your starting weight, metabolic health, consistency with the prescribed treatment plan, and your commitment to lifestyle changes such as nutrition, physical activity, and sleep habits.
Clinical studies have shown that prescription-based therapies can support significant weight loss over time, but each individual’s journey is unique. Some may see faster progress, while others experience more gradual, steady results—both are normal and expected under medical supervision.