Fatigue. Plateaus. Sagging Feeling or Appearance.
Many patients benefit from dual therapy and personalized treatment adjustments that help support their body more effectively.
Led by physicians certified by the American Board of Obesity Medicine, our program focuses on strategic changes that can make a meaningful difference in your energy and your weight loss results.
Biological Hunger Pathway
This pathway regulates appetite and fullness. GLP-1 medications work here by helping you feel satisfied with less food and reducing overall hunger.
Brain and Behavior Pathway
This pathway influences cravings, food choices, motivation and reward driven eating. It also plays a role in energy levels and consistency. When appropriate, additional medications such as oral appetite suppressants, may be prescribed to help reduce cravings and support focus and energy.
Adding an oral medication to your GLP-1 plan can help support your body from more than one angle. At Figure Weight Loss, patients have reported that this approach has helped reduce fatigue and improve energy levels.
Without proper GLP-1 medical oversight and guidance, some patients may unintentionally work against their weight loss.
This can include:
• Eating too few calories, which may leave your body under-fueled and make it more difficult to efficiently burn fat. This is sometimes described as “starvation mode,” where the body adapts by conserving energy and storing fat
• Not getting enough protein to help maintain muscle, which may contribute to loss of muscle tone and a saggy appearance often negatively referred to as “Ozempic face” or “Ozempic butt”
• Lacking a structured nutrition strategy, including understanding what to eat, when to eat and how to fuel your body throughout the day for optimal metabolic burn and weight loss results
With proper GLP-1 guidance from obesity medicine physicians and dietitians, patients often experience more balanced and sustainable results, including improved body composition, better energy levels, and ongoing treatment adjustments to help manage side effects and move past plateaus.
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