Medical Weight Loss Tailored To Your Body
At TonedMD, we don’t believe in one-size-fits-all programs. Your plan is personalized using safe medical treatments, supportive check-ins, and sustainable lifestyle guidance available in-office or by telehealth.
How Our Program Works
Initial Consultation
We review your medical history, labs, weight goals, lifestyle, and any previous weight-loss experiences to design the safest, most effective plan.
Ongoing Support
We adjust your dose, manage side effects, review progress, track body changes, and support you through weekly or monthly follow-ups.
IV Therapy
Your provider will recommend on or more of the following:
Long-Term Maintenance
Once you reach your goal, we help you maintain it with customized habits, nutrition, and metabolic support.
GLP-1 MEDICATIONS (Semaglutide & Tirzepatide)
GLP-1 MEDICATIONS (Semaglutide & Tirzepatide)
Our popular treatment options.
GLP-1 medications may help:
Our popular treatment options.
GLP-1 medications help:
Individual results vary; no specific outcome is guaranteed.
Individual results vary; no specific outcome is guaranteed.
Medications include:
Medications include:
What's included in your GLP-program:
What's included in your GLP-program:
GLP-1 medications are not right for everyone and can have serious side effects. Your provider will review your medical history, contraindications, and potential risks before prescribing. We follow FDA-approved labeling and clinical guidelines when evaluating whether these medications are appropriate for you.
GLP-1 medications are not right for everyone and can have serious side effects. Your provider will review your medical history, contraindications, and potential risks before prescribing. We follow FDA-approved labeling and clinical guidelines when evaluating whether these medications are appropriate for you.
Follow-up Visits (In-office or Telehealth)
Follow-up Visits (In-office or Telehealth)
Follow-ups are essential to ensure safe, effective progress.
Follow-ups are essential to ensure safe, effective progress.
Your visits may include:
Your visits may include:
Choose the format that works best:
Choose the format that works best:
Who is a Good Candidate?
Who is a Good Candidate
You may be a candidate if you meet medical criteria for GLP-1 therapy, such as having a qualifying BMI and/or weight-related health conditions. We evaluate each patient’s medical history, labs, and risk factors to determine whether this type of treatment is appropriate.
You may be a candidate if you meet medical criteria for GLP-1 therapy, such as having a qualifying BMI and/or weight-related health conditions. We evaluate each patient’s medical history, labs, and risk factors to determine whether this type of treatment is appropriate.
Compounded medications, if prescribed, are prepared by a licensed pharmacy or outsourcing facility. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved, which means the FDA has not reviewed them for safety, effectiveness, or quality. A compounded medication may be prescribed only when a provider determines it is medically appropriate and an FDA-approved, commercially available product is not appropriate for a patient (for example, due to an allergy to an ingredient, dosage needs, or other clinical reasons). Not all patients are candidates. Individual results vary, and no specific outcome is guaranteed. Your provider will discuss the potential risks, benefits, and alternatives with you.
If clinically appropriate, your provider may prescribe either an FDA-approved medication or a compounded medication. FDA-approved medications are reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, and quality for their approved uses. Compounded medications are custom-prepared by a licensed pharmacy or outsourcing facility and are not FDA-approved, meaning the FDA has not evaluated them for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Compounded medications may be used only when a provider determines there is a specific medical need and an FDA-approved, commercially available product is not appropriate for the individual patient. Medication choice, dosing, and ongoing management are individualized based on your medical history, labs, and provider judgment. All medications can have side effects and risks; not everyone is a candidate. Individual results vary.
In many cases, yes. Depending on your medical history and provider judgment, you may be able to start and continue weight-loss medication through telehealth, with follow-ups, dose adjustments, and ongoing care often handled virtually. In some situations, an in-office visit or lab work may still be needed.
Often, no. Many patients can complete their initial consultation virtually and, if clinically appropriate, begin medication after that visit. However, your provider will decide whether telehealth alone is sufficient or if an in-person visit, exam, or additional testing is needed before starting treatment.
For many patients and visit types, telehealth can be a very effective way to receive follow-up care, support, and dose adjustments. There are still situations where an in-office visit is more appropriate, and your provider will recommend that when needed.
Yes — many patients use a mix of in-office and telehealth visits, depending on their schedule and clinical needs. Your provider will help you choose the right format for each visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Telehealth is not appropriate for every condition or patient. Your provider will determine whether virtual care is clinically appropriate for you and may recommend an in-person visit, exam, or testing when needed.
Telehealth is not appropriate for every condition or patient. Your provider will determine whether virtual care is clinically appropriate for you and may recommend an in-person visit, exam, or testing when needed.
Ready To Begin Your Transformation
Ready To Begin Your Transformation?
Schedule your medical weight-loss consultation today.
Schedule your medical weight-loss consultation today.
