Weight changes are often influenced by biology as much as behavior. Appetite regulation, blood sugar response, hormones, and metabolism all play a role. Dr. Terry Restivo offers medical weight loss as a physician-guided option for patients seeking clarity, structure, and sustainable support.
Medical Weight Loss Treatments Offered

Semaglutide
Semaglutide is a medication that works on appetite-regulating pathways in the body. It helps patients feel full sooner, reduces persistent cravings, and supports steadier blood sugar levels. Treatment is administered as a once-weekly injection and monitored closely.

MIC Injections
MIC injections contain nutrients that support fat metabolism and energy production. These injections are often used as a complementary treatment to support metabolic processes alongside medication-based weight loss.

Why Patients Choose Medical Weight Loss
- Appetite Regulation, Not Restriction: Treatment focuses on reducing hunger and cravings rather than relying on willpower alone.
- Once-Weekly Dosing: Injections are administered weekly, making treatment easier to maintain.
- Physician Oversight: Care is guided by a medical doctor, not a commercial program.
- Flexible, Commitment-Free Structure: Patients are not locked into contracts or long-term obligations.
Frequently Asked Questions Medical Weight Loss
How quickly will I start losing weight?
Some patients notice appetite changes early, while weight loss typically develops gradually over weeks or months, depending on individual metabolism and adherence.
Is medical weight loss safe?
When medically supervised, it is generally safe. Health history and medications are reviewed carefully before treatment begins.
Do I have to stay on medication long term?
No. There are no contracts or required durations. Treatment is reassessed regularly and can be discontinued when appropriate.
Will I need to follow a strict diet?
Most plans emphasize sustainable eating habits rather than rigid diets. Optional nutrition support is available but not required.
Can medical weight loss stabilize blood sugar?
Yes. Medications used in medical weight loss often support steadier blood sugar regulation.
What treatments can be combined with medical weight loss?
Medical weight loss is often combined with IV therapies, peptide therapy, B12 injections, or MIC injections when appropriate.
Are weekly check-ins required?
Weekly check-ins are part of the program and help ensure safety, effectiveness, and proper adjustment.
What happens if I only want to lose a small amount of weight?
Medical weight loss can be appropriate for modest goals as well as larger ones, depending on individual needs.
Will I regain weight after stopping treatment?
Maintenance planning focuses on sustainable habits to support long-term results after medication is discontinued.
Is medical weight loss right for everyone?
Not all patients are candidates. Consultation helps determine whether this approach aligns with health history and goals.
















