Telehealth

Everything can be done online anywhere we are licensed.

Meet a provider by video from wherever you are. Same health check, same plan built around you, no drive and no waiting room.

No hunting for the real answer

Six straight answers.

What does it cost?

Compounded semaglutide — $299 for your first 12 weeks, then $239 every 4 weeks. Compounded tirzepatide — $399 for your first 12 weeks, then $339 every 4 weeks. Lower rates available with a longer commitment. Brand Wegovy or Zepbound — $129 per refill, every 4 weeks, for your consult and prescription; medication is billed by the manufacturer. See the full price.

Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.

Renews every 4 weeks. We email you before every charge. Cancel anytime.

Do I need insurance?

No. These are cash prices — nothing to file, no denials, no waiting. We treat what you need, not what an insurer allows.

Can I cancel?

No-hassle cancellation, anytime. No contracts, no cancellation fees.

Do I have to come in?

No. Everything can be done online anywhere we are licensed. Or visit us in person at one of our Houston-area locations.

Will anyone actually follow up with me?

Yes. You get real check-ins, a phone number that’s answered fast, and nutrition coaching along the way. Plus a plan if you plateau, and a GLP-1 off-ramp so the weight doesn’t come back.

How can I pay?

HSA and FSA cards, all major credit and debit cards, CareCredit and Cherry financing. Plus Klarna, Affirm, and Afterpay.

Prices shown are cash prices. Card and financing options may add processing fees, shown before you pay.

One price, everything in it

Everything’s included

  • Your medication and all your supplies
  • Your consultations
  • Nutrition coaching
  • A phone number that’s answered fast, and a real person when it matters
  • Shipped to your door, or 3D body scans if you come in

No membership fee. One simple charge, cancel anytime.

Two of our patients

Real numbers, from our own patients.

  • A woman standing beside an antique wagon wheel, before her weight management program
    Before Made Ya Skinny
    A woman standing with her arms out in front of a fireplace, after her weight management program
    After

    KILEY H.

    Lost 37 lbs, 45 inches in 6 months*

  • A woman standing in a waiting room in a sweatshirt, before her weight management program
    Before Made Ya Skinny
    A woman standing with her arms out in a hallway, after her weight management program
    After

    KELLI R.

    Lost 35 lbs, 35+ inches in 5 months*

Individual results will vary. This is not a guarantee of outcome.

On average our patients lose 7 to 11 pounds a month on a medical weight loss program. What you lose depends on your starting weight, your medication and dose, and how closely you follow the plan. Some patients lose more than the patient above and some lose less, and not everyone is a candidate.

How it works

3 Easy Steps

  1. Take the free prescreen

    It takes a few minutes. A member of our medical team reviews your answers.

  2. Book your visit and meet a provider

    Meet a provider by video from wherever you are. Same health check, same plan built around you, no drive and no waiting room.

  3. Your medication ships to your door

    If you are approved, your medication goes out to you with everything you need to start. We check in by video a month later.

Common questions

Thirteen straight answers.

What are the side effects?

The most common are nausea, constipation, and feeling full fast — usually early on and usually mild. They often ease as your body adjusts. Serious side effects are rare, and a provider goes through all of them with you before you start. If something feels wrong, reach out right away through chat.
See the full list of side effects: Mayo Clinic — semaglutide · Mayo Clinic — tirzepatide.

How much weight will I lose?

Results vary from person to person. Our patients typically lose seven to eleven pounds a month, and many lose about a third of their starting weight over time. Your results depend on your body, your dose, and how consistent you are.

Is compounded medication safe?

Our compounded medications are prepared by licensed compounding pharmacies in the United States, regulated by state boards of pharmacy. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Your prescription is written by a provider specifically for you, based on your health history and your goals.

What if it stops working?

A stall usually means something else is going on. A provider may adjust your dose, since tolerance can build over time. They may also order labs through Path (learn about Path) to look for what is blocking your progress — thyroid, insulin, hormones, or other metabolic factors.
We look for why it stalled instead of guessing.

What happens when I stop taking it?

Appetite usually returns, and without a plan, weight often comes back. That is why we build an off-ramp with you instead of just stopping. We taper your dose, keep your nutrition and protein where they need to be, and stay with you through the transition.

How fast will I get my medication?

Most orders arrive within 48 to 72 hours after a provider approves your prescription.

Do I need labs first?

Sometimes. Labs help a provider see the full picture, so ideally they come first — but it depends on your health history and it is the provider’s call.

What if I have a medical condition?

Tell us about it in your health questionnaire — that is what it is for. A provider reviews everything before anything is prescribed.

How do the doses go up?

We titrate — you start low and increase gradually. The first two months are mostly about titration, with the therapeutic dose usually starting around month three.

Can I switch medications?

Yes. If one is not working well for you, or the side effects are hard to tolerate, talk to a provider about switching.

What if I miss a dose?

Take it as soon as you can, and make that your new injection day going forward. If it has been longer than a few days, contact us before injecting.

Can I cancel?

No-hassle cancellation, anytime. No contracts, no cancellation fees.

Is my information private?

Yes. We follow HIPAA, your records stay in a secure medical system, and we do not sell your information.

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