medically-guided

weight loss for texans

medically-assisted weight loss for texans

Texas Obesity Medicine is now TOM Weight Loss. Same amazing service, expert providers, and incredible prices with an easy-to-remember new name.

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transparent medication pricing.

personalized options for every body.

featured on glpwinner.com!

compounded tirzepatide*

$145

per month

price may increase up to $445/mo at the highest dose - not reviewed by the FDA

compounded semaglutide *

$99

per month

price may increase up to $225/mo at the highest dose - not reviewed by the FDA

non-GLP-1 meds

$20

per month or less

prices vary depending on insurance coverage. FDA approved.

name brand Wegovy© or Zepbound©

$499

per month

prices are subject to manufacturer's discretion and may change at any time. prices may be lower if covered by your insurance. FDA approved.

no in-office visit required

- skip the waiting room

- receive quality care, anywhere in texas, from the comfort of your home

no insurance needed

- affordable injectable weight loss medication options

-  pharmacy referrals prioritizing competitive pricing and medical needs

- now accepting HSA/FSA payments

convenient, low-barrier access to treatment

- same-day appointment availability 

- weekend and evening hours

- easy follow-up via online check-in

your weight-loss ally

we know your medication needs are as unique as you are. that's why we offer personalized weight loss care delivered by a board-certified obesity medicine physician. join TOM Weight Loss today and experience the difference. find out why we have been called the best online weight loss clinic in texas.


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The TOM Weight Loss Blog

By looka_production_185891209 May 28, 2025
Weight Loss and Longevity: Why It Matters More Than You Think If you’re looking to live longer—and live well—there’s no shortage of options. Longevity clinics now offer everything from IV NAD+ infusions to full-body MRI scans. You can fast, cold plunge, meditate, microdose, or try to biohack your way to a few more good years. But for most people, the single most effective thing you can do to improve your longevity isn’t exotic or high-tech. It’s this: lose excess weight . The Link Between Obesity and Lifespan The evidence is unequivocal. Obesity is one of the strongest predictors of premature death. It increases the risk of heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, sleep apnea, certain cancers, liver disease, and cognitive decline. A 2020 meta-analysis in The Lancet found that severe obesity (BMI ≥ 35) is associated with a reduction in life expectancy of up to 8–10 years. Even moderate obesity can cut lifespan by several years. And the risk doesn’t just rise with weight—it compounds. The longer the weight is carried, the higher the cumulative damage. What About “Healthy at Every Size”? It’s true that some people with higher body weight have normal blood pressure, cholesterol, and glucose levels. But over time, those numbers often change. Obesity isn’t always urgent—but it’s almost always progressive. You may feel healthy now. But metabolic disease doesn’t strike all at once—it builds slowly, year by year. By the time it becomes obvious, it’s harder to reverse. Losing Weight Isn’t Just About Living Longer—It’s About Living Better The goal of weight loss isn’t just to add years to your life. It’s to improve the years you already have. Patients who lose even 10% of their body weight often report: Fewer joint aches and injuries Improved energy and sleep Lower blood pressure and blood sugar Better mobility and endurance Less reliance on daily medications In short, weight loss gives your body room to recover. It doesn’t just slow disease—it often reverses early dysfunction before it becomes permanent. GLP-1 Medications Can Help You Get There Losing weight has always been hard. Hunger is a powerful biological drive, and for many people, willpower isn’t enough. GLP-1 medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide change the equation. These medications work by mimicking a hormone that helps regulate appetite and digestion. Patients feel fuller, eat less, and stop thinking about food all day. They’re not a shortcut. But for many patients, they make meaningful weight loss possible for the first time in years. And, i f compounded medications are appropriate and medically necessary for you, we will prescribe them, and they may be less expensive than name-brand medications. The Longevity Treatment That Actually Works A lot of “longevity” treatments are expensive and unproven. Very few reduce all-cause mortality. Weight loss, on the other hand, is consistently associated with better health outcomes across nearly every major system in the body. There’s nothing wrong with optimizing your mitochondria or tracking your biological age. But if you’re carrying 30 or 40 extra pounds, the best thing you can do for your future self is simpler—and far more effective. You don’t need to book a DEXA scan or pay $10,000 for a cellular health package. You need a structured, medically supervised plan to reduce fat mass, preserve muscle, and take pressure off your organs before chronic disease takes hold. That’s what we do. It’s all we do. Start Now—Feel the Difference in a Year, Not a Decade Longevity isn’t just about staying alive longer. It’s about staying functional longer—avoiding the slow slide into frailty and decline. And for most people, excess weight is the first domino. Our clinic is run by Dr. Tran Le , a board-certified obesity medicine physician. We specialize in medical weight loss using GLP-1 medications, and everything we do is designed to support that single goal. If you qualify, your medication will be delivered directly to your home. Click here if you want to get started today! This post is not medical advice. Please consult a doctor before making any healthcare decisions.
By looka_production_185891209 May 28, 2025
Weight Loss Treatment in Sugar Land—Now Entirely Online If you live in Sugar Land and you’ve been looking for serious weight loss care—not another trendy wellness center—you now have access to medical treatment using GLP-1 medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide, without ever needing to visit a clinic. At our practice, we focus exclusively on helping adults lose weight with the help of these medications. No cosmetic procedures. No unrelated services. Just weight loss care, delivered with clinical oversight and real accountability. How GLP-1s Work Medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide work by mimicking a hormone that affects hunger and digestion. Patients often feel full sooner, eat less, and find it easier to stop thinking about food. These medications don’t cause weight loss on their own—but they make it far easier for patients to change the way they eat. We offer both name-brand and compounded versions of GLP-1 medications. If compounded medications are appropriate and medically necessary, we will prescribe them, and they may be less expensive than name-brand medications. Led by an Obesity Medicine Physician Your care is overseen by Dr. Tran Le , a board-certified physician specializing in obesity medicine. That specialty matters. This isn’t a medspa or a side service. This is the entire focus of the clinic. From your first consultation to dose adjustments and ongoing messaging, your care is monitored by a provider who understands the complexity of medical weight loss and doesn’t treat it as a cosmetic concern. You Stay Home. We Deliver. Our care model is built around simplicity and flexibility. Appointments are 100% virtual, and if you qualify, your GLP-1 medication will be delivered directly to your home . There’s no need to drive to a clinic in traffic or rearrange your week. We’ve designed this around real people with real schedules. Your initial consultation is free. If you decide to move forward, you’ll join our single-tier membership, which includes appointments, provider messaging, progress tracking, and prescription management. No surprise fees. No pressure to upgrade. Just consistent support. Sugar Land Has Options. Here’s Why This One Stands Out. There are plenty of clinics offering weight loss in Sugar Land. But few are focused solely on medically guided treatment. Our clinic exists to offer patients an option that doesn’t include unnecessary vitamin injections, hormone therapy, or cosmetic upsells. We don’t try to do everything. We just try to do this one thing really well. Click here if you want to get started today! This post is not medical advice. Please consult a doctor before making any healthcare decisions.
By looka_production_185891209 May 28, 2025
Are Compounded Medications Safe? If you’re exploring GLP-1 treatment for weight loss, you’ve probably come across the term “compounded medications.” These versions of semaglutide or tirzepatide are often discussed alongside their name-brand counterparts, but many patients reasonably want to understand how safe they are—and how they differ. The answer isn’t black and white. Compounded medications may be safe for some patients when certain conditions are met, but they are not identical to FDA-approved drugs, and not every product—or compounding pharmacy—is the same. So let’s unpack what patients should know. What Is a Compounded Medication? A compounded medication is a custom-prepared formulation made by a licensed pharmacy, tailored to meet the specific medical needs of an individual patient. These medications are not mass-manufactured or FDA-approved in the same way that name-brand drugs are. That does not mean they’re unsafe or illegal—but it does mean their safety and effectiveness may depend on the quality of the pharmacy, the purity of the ingredients, and the medical oversight involved. Why Are GLP-1s Compounded? Currently, compounding is often used to make semaglutide or tirzepatide available when name-brand medications are in short supply or when specific patient needs can’t be met by commercial products. Some patients may not tolerate certain inactive ingredients. Others may benefit from custom dosing or delivery formats. Compounding in these situations is permitted under federal and state law, provided it is done by a licensed pharmacy in response to a valid prescription. Are They Regulated? Yes—but differently. Compounding pharmacies are regulated by state boards of pharmacy and must follow standards set by the U.S. Pharmacopeia (USP). Some pharmacies also register with the FDA as outsourcing facilities, which allows for additional federal oversight, though not all do. Unlike name-brand medications, compounded medications are not reviewed or approved by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or manufacturing consistency. This means patients and prescribers must exercise judgment when considering their use. So… Are They Safe? In many cases, patients tolerate compounded medications well , and some providers find them to be a viable alternative when name-brand options aren’t accessible . However, because these medications are not FDA-approved, there is no universal guarantee of safety or consistency across all pharmacies or formulations. For that reason, our clinic only works with pharmacies that we believe follow high-quality standards and have a track record of reliable service . That said, no compounded medication can be considered risk-free, and patients should be aware of the distinctions between these and their FDA-approved equivalents. What We Tell Our Patients If compounded medications are appropriate and medically necessary , we will prescribe them—but only after a careful review of your medical history and preferences. In many cases, patients may also have the option to use name-brand medications if that’s the safer or more suitable choice. Ultimately, it’s a personal decision. We’re here to help you make an informed one. Click here if you want to get started today! This post is not medical advice. Please consult a doctor before making any healthcare decisions.
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