GLP-1 Medical Weight Loss

Trusted in Central Florida for 18+ years. Safe, physician-supervised GLP-1 care with science-backed protocols.

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Clinician-Guided GLP-1 Program in Orlando

Clinician-guided GLP-1 program 18+ years weight-loss expertise Physician-supervised, lab-guided care

What to know

What GLP-1 Medications Do

GLP-1 medications such as semaglutide and tirzepatide mimic incretin hormones that help regulate appetite and blood sugar. Our program pairs medication with labs, slow titration, and coaching to support safe and sustainable progress.

Eligibility confirmed with history and labs

Medication options: semaglutide or tirzepatide

Titration visits about every 4 to 8 weeks

Supervised by board-certified providers

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How it works

Step-by-Step GLP-1 Process

Consult and labs

We review history, medications, BMI, and order labs to determine candidacy.

Select medication

Choose semaglutide or tirzepatide based on goals, profile, and availability.

Dose titration

Gradual, protocol-based titration with side-effect monitoring and guidance.

Follow-up and coaching

Regular check-ins for progress, nutrition, habits, and plan adjustments.

Compare options

Semaglutide vs Tirzepatide

Medication	Receptors	Typical titration	Common GI effects	Brand examples	Notes
Semaglutide	GLP-1	Gradual dose increases over weeks	Nausea, fullness, reflux (varies)	Wegovy, Ozempic	Once weekly in most cases
Tirzepatide	GLP-1 and GIP	Gradual dose increases over weeks	Similar GI profile, individualized plan	Zepbound, Mounjaro	Once weekly, selection based on goals and response

Medication selection is personalized after clinical evaluation. Availability and insurance contexts vary.

Benefits and safety

Potential Benefits and Common Side Effects

Potential benefits

Improved appetite control
Help through weight-loss plateaus
Structure for protein, fiber, hydration
Accountability via follow-ups

Common side effects

Nausea, early fullness, reflux
Constipation or GI discomfort
Often mitigated with slow titration and nutrition strategies

Your clinician reviews risks, red flag symptoms, and alternatives if GLP-1s are not appropriate.

Who it may help

Common Reasons People Choose GLP-1s

Clinically guided weight loss

Evidence-based appetite control
Support for plateaus

Metabolic support

Waist circumference and body composition
Structured nutrition and habits

Accountability

Regular follow-ups
Behavior coaching and tools

Why Svelte

Protocol-Driven Care With Local Support

Provider-led program

Appointments with trained clinicians who review labs, discuss risks, and personalize selection between semaglutide and tirzepatide.

18+ years of experience

Svelte has delivered physician-supervised weight loss in Central Florida for more than 18 years. GLP-1 care builds on a foundation of proven protocols and long-term support.

Locations

Get GLP-1 Care in Central Florida

Lake Mary

Serving Sanford, Heathrow, Longwood and more.

Lake Mary Location

East Orlando

Serving Waterford Lakes, UCF Area, Avalon Park.

East Orlando Location

Dr. Phillips

Serving Bay Hill, Windermere, Isleworth and more.

Dr. Phillips Location

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FAQ

GLP-1 Questions We Hear Often

Do I need labs before starting GLP-1s?

Yes. We review your history and order labs to confirm candidacy and choose the safest starting plan.

What is the difference between semaglutide and tirzepatide?

Both are GLP-1 based options. Tirzepatide also targets GIP receptors. Your clinician helps select based on profile, goals, and response.

How quickly will I notice changes?

It varies. We titrate gradually and pair medication with nutrition and habit coaching to support steady progress over time.

Are GLP-1s safe long term?

Safety depends on your history, monitoring, and adherence. We review risks, side effects, and alternatives during your visit.

This information is educational and not a substitute for medical advice. Medication eligibility, dosing, and duration are determined after clinical evaluation. Side effects and results vary.