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Tirzepatide weight loss in Palm Beach Gardens at ThinWorks pairs a once-weekly prescription injection with real support: nutrition coaching, body composition tracking, and one-on-one follow-ups with our team. Before anything is prescribed, we review your health history and goals to make sure tirzepatide is a safe, sensible choice for you. If it is, we build your dose up gradually and adjust as you go.
All visits take place in person at our Palm Beach Gardens clinic on Burns Road.
Tirzepatide is a prescription medication that works on two hormone pathways instead of one. It acts like both GLP-1 and GIP, two hormones your gut releases after meals. Together they help signal fullness to your brain, slow how quickly food leaves your stomach, and support your body’s insulin response when blood sugar rises.
Because it targets both pathways, tirzepatide is often called a dual GIP and GLP-1 receptor agonist. In everyday terms, many people find they get full on less food, think about eating less often, and have an easier time saying no to snacks between meals.
Tirzepatide was first used to treat type 2 diabetes and is now also prescribed for chronic weight management in adults who meet medical criteria. Like any weight loss medication, it is a tool, not a quick fix. It works best alongside better nutrition, regular movement, and steady medical support.
Your provider will explain the specific tirzepatide medication, dose, and source they recommend for you at your visit. Tirzepatide is one of the options in our medical weight loss program.
You may be a good candidate for tirzepatide for weight loss if you:
Have a BMI of 30 or higher, or 27 or higher along with a weight-related health condition, such as high blood pressure, prediabetes, type 2 diabetes, high cholesterol, or sleep apneaHave lost weight before only to regain itFeel like hunger or cravings make it impossible to stick with a planWant a provider overseeing your progress, not just a prescriptionAre willing to make changes to how you eat and move
Those numbers are a starting point. Your provider considers your whole health history, current medications, and past attempts before recommending anything.
Tirzepatide is not for everyone. It is generally not recommended if you or a close family member has had medullary thyroid cancer or multiple endocrine neoplasia type 2 (MEN 2), if you have had pancreatitis, or if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or trying to conceive. If tirzepatide isn’t the right fit, we will talk through other parts of our program that may be.
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When tirzepatide is appropriate and combined with a healthy plan, many patients report:
A noticeable drop in hunger and cravingsFeeling satisfied with smaller portionsFewer blood sugar swings and energy crashesGradual, steady weight loss over several monthsImprovements in weight-related markers, such as blood sugar, blood pressure, or cholesterolMore confidence and momentum with healthy habitsIt is a single injection once a week, which many people find easier to keep up with than daily medication. Results vary and depend on your dose, your starting point, and the habits you build. Your provider will help you set goals that are realistic for you.
Before any prescription, every patient goes through the same three steps.
Either way, you walk out with a clear next step.
Free consultation and health review: We talk through your weight history, what you have tried, your medications, medical conditions, family history, and what you want to achieve. We also screen for anything that would make tirzepatide unsafe.
Measurements and labs: We record your weight, vitals, and body composition, and review recent lab work or order what is needed, so your plan starts from a clear baseline.
A plan built for you: Your provider explains whether tirzepatide is a good fit, how your dose will be increased, and how often you will check in. If something else makes more sense, we will tell you and help you get started on that instead.
If you are weighing your options, our page on semaglutide weight loss covers the other weekly medication we offer, and our weight loss injections page explains how we help patients choose.
Tirzepatide injections are given once a week as a small shot under the skin of the abdomen, thigh, or upper arm. You can come in to our office for your injection, or our team can train you to give it at home. It takes just a minute or two.
Everyone starts at a low dose. Your provider increases it in steps, typically every few weeks, depending on how well you tolerate it and how you are progressing. Going slowly helps your body adjust and keeps digestive side effects more manageable.
Your plan also includes nutrition guidance, coaching, and body composition tracking. These help you make the most of the reduced appetite tirzepatide provides and build habits that support your results over time.
Most side effects of tirzepatide involve digestion and are most noticeable when you first start or move up a dose. Common ones include:
NauseaDiarrhea or constipationVomitingIndigestion or stomach discomfortReduced appetiteThese often settle down as your body adjusts. Smaller meals, eating slowly, avoiding heavy or greasy foods, and drinking plenty of water can help.
More serious problems are less common but important to know about, including pancreatitis, gallbladder issues, dehydration that can affect the kidneys, and low blood sugar if you also take certain diabetes medications. Call your provider right away for severe stomach pain, vomiting that won’t stop, or signs of an allergic reaction.
A note on birth control: tirzepatide can make birth control pills less effective, especially after you start and after each dose increase. If you use oral contraceptives, your provider will talk with you about a backup or alternative method.
Regular follow-ups let us track your progress and side effects and adjust your plan when needed.
Many people notice a change in appetite within the first few weeks, often before much weight comes off. As your dose is increased, weight loss usually builds steadily over the following months.
Keeping muscle while losing fat is a priority. We encourage adequate protein, strength training, and good hydration, and we track your body composition so you can see what you are actually losing.
Tirzepatide helps while you are taking it. When it stops, appetite often comes back, and so can weight if there is no plan in place. That is why our coaching focuses on routines you can keep, and why your provider plans any medication changes with you.
Results vary, and your plan is reviewed at each visit.
Since 2011, ThinWorks has helped people in Palm Beach Gardens lose weight with medical supervision and personal coaching. Our medical team is led by Medical Director Jaime Snarski, MD, a board-certified emergency physician, and works hand in hand with our coaches. You can meet the team on our team page.
What patients appreciate:
A free consultation and full health screening firstCareful, step-by-step dosing with regular check-insBody composition tracking, not just a number on the scaleCoaching and meal planning that fit your real lifeFlexible pay-as-you-go options with no long-term contractsA private, comfortable clinic on Burns Road in Palm Beach GardensWe want your results to last well beyond your time on medication.
Both are once-weekly injections that reduce appetite. Tirzepatide acts on two hormone pathways, GLP-1 and GIP, while semaglutide acts on GLP-1 alone. Your provider will help you decide which one suits your health and goals.
Your first consultation is free. After that, cost depends on your medication, dose, and how much coaching and monitoring your plan includes. We review all pricing with you before you begin.
ThinWorks does not accept insurance. All costs are shared up front, and payment plans and pay-as-you-go options are available.
For adults who meet medical criteria and are screened and monitored by a qualified provider, tirzepatide is an established weight management medication. It can cause side effects and isn’t right for everyone, so we review your history carefully and check in regularly.
Many people feel less hungry within a few weeks. Weight loss usually builds gradually over several months as your dose is adjusted. Everyone’s results are different.
It can. Tirzepatide may reduce how well birth control pills work, especially after starting and after dose increases. Your provider will talk with you about backup or alternative contraception if you use the pill.
Hunger often returns when the medication stops, and some people regain weight. Habits built during treatment make a big difference, and your provider will plan any changes with you.
ThinWorks is at 2513 Burns Road in Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410. We see patients from Jupiter, Juno Beach, North Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, and throughout Palm Beach County. Call (561) 235-0100 to book your free consultation.
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