Weight Loss Programs

Medical Weight Lossin Georgia

GLP-1/GIP from $130 (compounded medications are not FDA-approved; all weight-loss medications can cause side effects).

At Underground Strength & Wellness, we offer medical weight loss programs that start with an evaluation by a nurse practitioner.

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Personalized For You
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Tailored To Your Goals

Our Weight Loss Programs

Phentermine

Short-term prescription appetite suppressant for eligible adults, used with diet and activity changes.

  • Suppresses appetite
  • For short-term use
  • Supports weight monitoring
  • Combine with weekly B-12 Lipotropic Plus Shots

GLP-1 Injections

A once-weekly injection prescribed alongside nutrition and activity changes.

  • Prescription required
  • Evaluation by a nurse practitioner first
  • Side effects explained before you start
  • Compounded versions are not FDA-approved

Peptide Therapy

Compounded peptides are not FDA-approved; a nurse practitioner reviews whether any is appropriate for you.

    GLP-1/ GIP Injections

    A once-weekly medication that activates two gut-hormone (incretin) receptors, GIP and GLP-1.

    • Prescription required
    • Side effects explained before you start
    • Evaluation by a nurse practitioner first
    • Compounded versions are not FDA-approved

    Why Choose Underground Strength & Wellness?

    Licensed Providers

    Programs led by licensed nurse practitioners.

    Personalized Care

    Every plan is tailored to your unique goals and health needs.

    Ongoing Support

    We're with you every step of the way to help you succeed.

    Free Consultation

    Every weight-loss program starts with a free consultation with a nurse practitioner.

    Interested in getting Weight Loss treatment? Contact to learn more!

    About prescription weight-loss medications

    Some brand-name semaglutide and tirzepatide products are FDA-approved for weight management in certain adults. Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are not FDA-approved: the FDA does not review compounded drugs for safety, effectiveness or quality before they are marketed. If a medication is right for you, your nurse practitioner will explain which product is prescribed, whether it is compounded, its possible side effects and how you will be monitored.

    Medication is prescribed only after an evaluation by a licensed provider. Individual results vary.

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