Skip to content Sustainable weight management is a medical process — not a product you buy off a shelf. At Remedy Medical Aesthetics & Wellness in Maple Grove, MN, GLP-1 weight care begins with lab work and a clinical evaluation by a licensed provider who reviews your health history, current
medications, and goals before any treatment is considered.
For patients who qualify, a provider may include an FDA-approved GLP-1 medication as one part of a personalized plan that also considers nutrition, movement, and follow-up care. Many patients pair weight management with our BHRT & Medical Weight Loss Consultations and Vitamin Injections.
GLP-1 receptor agonists are a class of prescription medications that a provider may consider as part of a medically supervised weight management plan. Whether any medication is appropriate for you — and which one — is a clinical decision based on your individual evaluation and labs.
Medications are dispensed only pursuant to a valid prescription following a legitimate provider–patient relationship. We do not sell medication directly or guarantee a specific amount of weight loss.
Every patient begins with bloodwork so recommendations are grounded in your actual health data.
Your provider tailors the approach to your history, goals, and medical eligibility.
Follow-up visits let your provider track your response and adjust safely over time.
Guidance may span nutrition, movement, sleep, and lifestyle, not medication alone.
Care is directed by licensed clinicians, with medications prescribed only when appropriate.
Our membership model supports consistent follow-up and long-term accountability.
Care starts with lab work and a consultation to understand your health history, goals, and eligibility. If a provider determines a GLP-1 medication is clinically appropriate, they’ll explain the options, expected timeline, and monitoring plan. From there, your plan is reviewed at regular follow-ups and adjusted based on how your body responds. Not every patient is a candidate, and your provider will tell you honestly if another approach fits you better.
A GLP-1 receptor agonist is available as a weekly injection or daily oral tablet, prescribed when clinically appropriate.
A dual GIP/GLP-1 receptor agonist prescribed when clinically appropriate.
We prescribe FDA-approved medications. We do not offer investigational drugs (such as retatrutide, which remains in clinical trials and is not FDA-approved). Compounded versions are used only in the narrow circumstances permitted by current FDA policy, when a documented clinical need applies.
You begin with bloodwork and a review of your history, medications, and goals.
Your provider determines whether a GLP-1 medication is clinically appropriate for you.
If appropriate, your provider explains the medication, dosing, and what to watch for and obtains informed consent.
Regular check-ins track your response and adjust the plan safely.
Are an adult seeking a medically supervised approach to weight management.
Are willing to begin with lab work and ongoing follow-up.
Have weight-related health goals you'd like a provider to assess.
Prefer clinical oversight over online, prescription-free products.
Are in general health and have realistic expectations.
Final eligibility, including whether any medication is appropriate, is determined by your provider.
All care is provided in person at our Maple Grove, Minnesota clinic — we do not offer telehealth or online prescribing. Medications are prescribed only after an in-office evaluation establishes a legitimate provider–patient relationship, and dispensed pursuant to a valid prescription. Our providers are licensed in Minnesota. Pricing for consultations and programs is provided upfront with no hidden fees. We do not sell prescription medication as a retail product, and we do not guarantee outcomes.
Recommendations grounded in your bloodwork, not guesswork.
Plans built to your eligibility and goals.
Support that lasts beyond a single visit.
No. These are prescription medications. A provider must evaluate you and determine whether treatment is appropriate before anything is prescribed.
No one can promise a specific result. Outcomes vary by individual and depend on many factors your provider will discuss with you.
Yes. Bloodwork is our starting point for every patient so care is based on your actual health data.
No. Retatrutide is investigational and not FDA-approved, so it cannot be legally prescribed. We offer FDA-approved options only.
Coverage varies. We’ll be transparent about program costs during your consultation.
Begin with a consultation and lab work, and let a licensed provider build a plan around your health.
