If you have been consistent with diet and exercise and the weight still is not moving, the problem is not your effort. Persistent weight that does not respond to effort is a clinical signal, most often insulin resistance, thyroid dysfunction, hormonal imbalance, or chronic inflammation. We identify which before prescribing anything.
Already know you want treatment? See our medical weight management program for GLP-1, peptide, and metabolic IV options.
The Metabolic Reset Panel is the clinical starting point for every medical weight loss patient at Hydra Prime. Purchasing this panel is the beginning of a clinical process. When your results return, your provider reviews every marker in the context of your symptoms and history, and delivers a clear, personalized treatment plan explaining what was found and what your recommended protocol is.
We do not prescribe GLP-1 therapy without first understanding your metabolic picture. The right protocol is built around what your body is actually doing, not a generic weight loss plan.
Every medical weight loss protocol at Hydra Prime begins with the Metabolic Reset Panel. The protocol we recommend depends entirely on what your labs reveal.
GLP-1 receptor agonist therapy is prescribed at Hydra Prime as part of a comprehensive metabolic protocol informed by your Metabolic Reset Panel, not as a standalone prescription. The medication, your nutrition guidance, and your follow-up labs work together. We identify the metabolic obstacles holding your body in place before prescribing anything.
Call or text us at 305-834-7612 and we will talk through your weight history, your symptoms, and the right diagnostic pathway before you commit to anything.
Call or Text 305-834-761253 biomarkers. Includes lab interpretation and a clear treatment plan when your results return. The clinical starting point for every medical weight loss patient at Hydra Prime.
For patients whose primary concern is the aesthetic impact of weight changes, facial volume loss, skin changes, or body contouring considerations. Lab panels may be recommended.