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Tirzepatide

Clinically guided, physician-supervised weight loss using tirzepatide, a once-weekly medication that targets GLP-1 and GIP.

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Tirzepatide Weight Loss Program

Clinically Guided Weight Loss for Men and Women in Charleston, SC

Rhett Women’s Center offers a comprehensive, physician-supervised weight loss program using tirzepatide, a powerful medication designed to target multiple pathways involved in hunger, metabolism, and fat storage.

If you’ve tried diet and exercise without sustainable results, tirzepatide may be the effective next step toward long-term weight management and improved health.

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Why Tirzepatide?

Tirzepatide is a once-weekly injectable medication that activates two key hormone receptors, GLP-1 and GIP, to support healthy weight loss. This dual-action therapy helps suppress appetite, improve metabolic function, and burn fat more efficiently than GLP-1 alone.

*Weight loss medications require a change in diet and lifestyle to prove effective.

Patients Often Report

  • More rapid weight loss compared to other medications
  • Reduced appetite and fewer cravings
  • Improved energy and mood
  • Decreased waist circumference and body fat percentage
  • Support for managing conditions like PCOS or PCOS/Insulin Resistance

What to Expect

Initial Consult

Initial consult with your provider to determine eligibility.

Baseline Labs

Baseline labs to evaluate your metabolic health.

Weekly Medication

Weekly medication combined with nutritional guidance.

Monthly Visits

Monthly visits to monitor progress and adjust dosing as needed. Ongoing support to help with diet, supplements, and lifestyle.

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Who It’s For

Tirzepatide may be right for patients who:

  • Struggle to lose weightDespite healthy efforts.
  • Experience frequent hungerOr food cravings.
  • Have regained weightAfter dieting or surgery.
  • Live with PCOS/Insulin ResistancePCOS, or metabolic slowdown.

FAQs

How quickly will I see results?

Most patients begin noticing reduced appetite and weight loss within the first few weeks. Significant body fat reduction is often seen over 12–16 weeks.

What makes tirzepatide different from semaglutide?

Tirzepatide targets two hormones (GLP-1 and GIP), which may result in faster weight loss for some patients compared to semaglutide, which targets only GLP-1.

Are there side effects?

Some patients experience mild nausea, especially when increasing the dose. Vitamin B-12 and dietary strategies can help minimize this.

Do I have to follow a specific diet?

We encourage low-starch, low-sugar eating, 3+ quarts of water daily, and daily movement to enhance your success with tirzepatide.

Ready to Get Started?

Talk with your Rhett Women’s Center provider about whether tirzepatide is right for you. We’ll guide you through every step, from labs and dosing to supplements and support.

Ready to Feel More Like You Again?

Request an appointment online or call our team at 843.375.2210. For the Aesthetics Center, call 843.375.2215.