GLP-1 medication plus personal coaching from a Physician Assistant. Here is how it works, what the first months look like, and how to get started.

You've tried the diets. You've hit the gym. The scale still won't move. You're not alone, and it isn't a lack of willpower. GLP-1 shots help quiet the constant hunger and "food noise" that make losing weight so hard.
GLP-1 medications like semaglutide mimic a natural hormone that regulates appetite and blood sugar. They help you feel full sooner and stay full longer, so it's easier to eat less without feeling deprived. The shot is given just once a week.
Adults who have struggled to lose weight with diet and exercise alone, including those watching their blood sugar. GLP-1s aren't right for everyone, and pregnancy or certain medical histories may rule them out, so Blaine reviews your health history first.
Getting started is simple:
The shots work best alongside healthy eating and movement, and we'll help you build habits that last.
There is no downtime. Some people notice mild nausea, fullness or digestive changes in the first few weeks, which usually ease as your body adjusts.
In the first three months, many patients see gradual, steady weight loss of around 5 to 10 percent of their body weight, with more over the following months. Individual results vary.
Is it safe?
GLP-1s are widely prescribed, and Blaine monitors your progress at every check-in and adjusts your plan as needed.
How soon will I see results?
Many people notice less hunger within the first few weeks, with steady weight loss over the first few months.
Can I combine it with hormone pellets?
Yes. Many patients do both, and Blaine will make sure the combination is right for you.
This page is for general education only and is not medical advice. Weight loss medication requires an in-person consultation with a licensed provider. Individual results vary.
Book your consultation in Hillsboro or Whitney, or call 254-417-0255. Financing available.

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