Personalized, medically supervised weight-loss programs designed around your health, lifestyle, and long-term goals.

Weight loss is complex, and surgery is not the right or necessary option for every patient. The Medical Weight Loss Program at Advanced Bariatrics provides individualized care for patients who want professional support with nutrition, lifestyle changes, behavior, and weight-loss medications.
Your journey begins with a comprehensive assessment of your medical history, current health, previous weight-loss efforts, and personal goals. Our team then develops a realistic plan designed specifically for you.

When clinically appropriate, prescription medication may be incorporated into your personalized treatment plan. Options may include GLP-1 medications and other FDA-approved weight-management treatments.
Medications offered may include:
Medication is only one part of the program. Our team combines treatment with nutrition, lifestyle guidance, and continued follow-up to help you build healthier, sustainable habits.
Medical weight management may be appropriate if you have struggled to lose weight on your own, regained weight after previous attempts, have weight-related health concerns, or prefer a nonsurgical approach.
It may also support patients preparing for bariatric surgery or those who need additional help maintaining their results afterward. Eligibility for specific medications and treatments is determined through an individual medical evaluation.


Our goal is not simply to help you lose weight. We want to help you improve your energy, mobility, confidence, and overall health. Your care plan may address nutrition, physical activity, emotional triggers, daily routines, and other factors that can affect long-term success.
No. Every treatment plan is personalized. Medication may be recommended when appropriate, but it is not required for every patient.
Yes. Advanced Bariatrics offers both in-person and virtual consultations for eligible patients.
The length of treatment varies based on your health, goals, medication needs, and progress. Regular follow-up care helps your provider adjust the program and support long-term weight management.