GLP-1 Weight Loss Therapy

The difference between a prescription and a physician.

Semaglutide and tirzepatide are the most effective weight loss medications ever developed. But a prescription without a protocol is a missed opportunity. Dr. Seth Lampert manages every aspect of your GLP-1 therapy — labs, dosing, side effects, body composition.

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01

One physician, start to finish

No rotating providers, no nurse practitioner handoffs. Dr. Lampert is your physician from first evaluation through maintenance. He knows your history because he wrote it.

02

Labs and metabolic monitoring

GLP-1 therapy affects more than weight. Your physician tracks metabolic markers, thyroid function, nutrient levels, and body composition. The goal is fat loss with muscle preserved.

03

Always the latest science

The GLP-1 landscape is evolving fast. New medications, new formulations, new combination therapies. He stays current with every FDA approval and clinical trial so your protocol reflects what actually works best.

Medications We Prescribe

FDA-approved GLP-1 and dual-receptor agonists.

Dr. Lampert prescribes the full range of FDA-approved GLP-1 medications based on your metabolic profile, insurance situation, and clinical goals. As new agents receive approval, they become available to patients immediately.

Ozempic / Wegovy

Semaglutide

The original GLP-1 breakthrough. 15–17% average body weight loss in clinical trials. Weekly injection with the most established safety profile in the class.

Mounjaro / Zepbound

Tirzepatide

Dual GLP-1/GIP receptor agonist. Up to 22.5% average weight loss in clinical trials — the highest of any approved medication. Often the better choice for patients who need significant metabolic intervention.

Oral semaglutide

Rybelsus

Daily oral tablet for patients who prefer not to inject. Effective for weight management and metabolic improvement, though typically with more modest results than injectable formulations.

Emerging therapies

Pipeline

Next-generation oral semaglutide, amycretin, survodutide, and other agents are advancing through FDA review. As they gain approval, they become available to patients immediately.

Why It Matters

Why physician-led matters.

1

Side effects aren't something you just push through

Nausea, GI issues, fatigue — these are signals, not inconveniences. Dr. Lampert adjusts your dose, changes your titration schedule, or switches medications based on how you're actually responding. You're not submitting a support ticket and waiting.

2

Which medication matters more than people think

Semaglutide and tirzepatide are not interchangeable. Your medical history, metabolic profile, and how your body responds should drive the choice. That decision requires a physician, not a form.

3

You should know what's actually happening inside

GLP-1s shift metabolic markers significantly. He orders labs before you start, monitors them as you go, and uses that data to guide your treatment. If something's improving, you'll know. If something needs attention, he'll catch it.

4

Losing weight and losing weight well are different things

Muscle loss is one of the real risks of rapid weight loss on GLP-1s. Your physician tracks body composition and builds your protocol around preserving lean mass, not just watching the scale drop.

5

There needs to be a plan for after

Most people who stop GLP-1 therapy regain the weight. A physician who knows your full history can build a real maintenance strategy: tapering, dosing adjustments, or continued treatment. Not just refilling until you cancel.

"The difference between a prescription and a physician."

Wellesley Medical

How It Works

From evaluation to long-term care.

Step One

Evaluation

Complete your intake and baseline labs. Then a comprehensive video consultation with Dr. Lampert: medical history, lab review, medication selection, and a treatment protocol built for you.

Step Two

Treatment

Your prescription is sent. Treatment begins with a titration schedule tailored to your body. Your physician is a message away if anything comes up.

Step Three

Ongoing Care

Regular video check-ins, weight trend monitoring, lab reviews, and real protocol adjustments by someone who actually knows your case.

Is This Right For You

Who we treat.

  • Adults who have struggled with weight despite genuine effort with diet and exercise
  • Patients with metabolic risk factors such as insulin resistance, prediabetes, elevated lipids, or hypertension
  • People currently on a GLP-1 who want better physician oversight, lab monitoring, and protocol management
  • Anyone considering GLP-1 therapy who wants a real clinical evaluation before starting, not just a questionnaire

Wellesley Medical currently serves patients in Massachusetts and Rhode Island via telehealth.

Common questions.

Semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy) targets the GLP-1 receptor. Tirzepatide (Mounjaro, Zepbound) targets both GLP-1 and GIP receptors. Clinical trials show tirzepatide produces greater average weight loss, but individual response varies significantly. Dr. Lampert evaluates your metabolic profile, medication history, and goals to determine which is right for you.

Yes. Dr. Lampert prescribes all FDA-approved GLP-1 and dual-receptor agonist medications, including semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy), tirzepatide (Mounjaro, Zepbound), and newer agents as they receive approval. The specific medication depends on your clinical profile and goals.

Most online platforms run a checkbox intake, prescribe a standard titration schedule, and respond to side effects reactively through async tickets. That's not medicine. Dr. Lampert takes a full medical history, orders baseline labs, chooses the right medication for your specific profile, actively manages titration and side effects, monitors body composition, and builds a plan for what happens after you reach your goal. You see the same physician every time.

Absolutely. The GLP-1 landscape is evolving rapidly, with new medications, formulations, and combination therapies advancing through FDA review. Dr. Lampert actively follows the latest clinical research and regulatory approvals. As new options become available, your protocol can evolve to include the most effective treatments.

The initial evaluation is $600 one-time. Ongoing care is $350 per month. This covers all physician consultations, lab interpretation, medication management, and ongoing monitoring. Medications are purchased separately through your pharmacy or manufacturer savings programs.

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One physician. Your full metabolic picture.

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