GLP-1 Injections

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At Transform Bariatrics and Aesthetics, GLP-1 injections provide an innovative, medically guided approach to weight management. These FDA-approved medications work with your body’s natural hormones to help regulate appetite, improve satiety, and support sustainable weight loss. GLP-1 therapy is ideal for patients struggling with excess weight despite diet and exercise, or for those with metabolic concerns such as prediabetes or type 2 diabetes.
What Are GLP-1 Injections?
GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1) injections mimic a hormone naturally produced in the gut that helps control appetite and blood sugar levels. Administered via a simple subcutaneous injection, GLP-1 medications help reduce hunger, increase feelings of fullness, and promote gradual, sustainable weight loss when combined with lifestyle changes.
How GLP-1 Injections Work
- GLP-1 activates receptors in the brain to reduce appetite and increase satiety.
- It slows stomach emptying, helping you feel fuller for longer.
- Supports improved insulin response and blood sugar regulation.
- Works alongside diet and exercise for optimal weight management results.
Conditions Treated with GLP-1 Injections
GLP-1 injections are suitable for adults struggling with obesity or metabolic challenges and can enhance the effectiveness of lifestyle interventions.
- Overweight or obesity management
- Type 2 diabetes or prediabetes
- Difficulty achieving weight loss through diet and exercise alone
- Metabolic syndrome or insulin resistance

How long does it take to see results?
Many patients notice appetite reduction within weeks, with gradual weight loss over several months.
Are injections administered at home?
Yes, most GLP-1 medications are self-administered subcutaneous injections once weekly.
Can GLP-1 injections be combined with other weight loss programs?
Yes, they are most effective when combined with diet, exercise, and lifestyle modifications.
How long do patients typically stay on GLP-1 therapy?
Treatment duration varies based on weight loss goals and medical guidance.

