Comprehensive consultation
Discuss your goals, medical history, current medications, and what you have already tried. A consultation helps assess whether medication is appropriate.
New Braunfels · Spring Branch
Patient-matched medical weight loss in New Braunfels and Spring Branch.
Medical weight loss starts with your health history and goals, not a preset medication choice. Discussions can include semaglutide, tirzepatide (a dual-agonist) and other GLP-1-based options when they fit the patient. Ask whether supporting supplements are appropriate for your plan.
Discuss your goals, medical history, current medications, and what you have already tried. A consultation helps assess whether medication is appropriate.
Talk through the medication options, potential benefits, risks, and alternatives with your provider. A consultation does not guarantee a prescription.
Our listed startup programs include weekly in-office injections. Your provider explains the medication and instructions for your individual plan.
The listed in-office programs include a health coach, accountability, monthly pictures, and a grocery menu. Ask the team what your follow-up will involve.
Monthly and weekly maintenance options are listed below. Your provider can discuss whether maintenance fits your needs and what it would include.
Ask what progress may look like for you and when to reassess your plan. Results vary; no specific amount or timeline of weight loss is guaranteed.
Matching
We discuss semaglutide, tirzepatide (a dual-agonist) and other GLP-1-based options when they fit the patient. Medication is matched to the patient, not the other way around.
| Consideration | Semaglutide | Tirzepatide |
|---|---|---|
| Type | GLP-1 | Dual-agonist |
| Plan | Matched to your needs | Matched to your needs |
| Product & dose | Confirm with your provider | Confirm with your provider |
Ask whether supplements have a role in your plan. Review their purpose, evidence, and possible interactions with your provider; they are not a substitute for an individual assessment.
| Program | Price |
|---|---|
| 12 Weeks In Office | $2,000 |
| 4 Weeks In Office | $750 |
| Monthly Maintenance (Low Dose) | $400 |
| Monthly Maintenance (High Dose) | $450 |
| Weekly Maintenance (Low Dose) | $100 |
| Weekly Maintenance (High Dose) | $125 |
Prices from our pricing page. The weekly in-office option is linked beneath the Book button above. Confirm your plan and what is included before treatment.

Your provider
Dr. Jen Upton is a family nurse practitioner with a Doctorate in Nursing Practice. Planning starts with your goals and health history, with time to discuss treatment fit, questions, and costs.
Meet Dr. Jen & the team →Find us off I-35 in New Braunfels Marketplace, near Santikos Entertainment and USPS.
New Braunfels location →Find us off Highway 281 in the Singing Oaks shopping area, across from Walmart and near Texas State Optical and Wingstop.
Spring Branch location →Book a consult
Discuss your goals and health history, and confirm your plan and cost before treatment.
Questions
Compare the in-office and maintenance prices in the Programs section above, or see our pricing page. Before starting, confirm which plan fits and whether consultation, supplies, labs, supplements, and follow-up are included or billed separately.
Our approach is not semaglutide-only. We discuss semaglutide, tirzepatide (a dual-agonist) and other GLP-1-based options when they fit the patient. Your provider reviews treatment fit with you; a consultation does not guarantee a prescription.
The listed startup programs are weekly and in office: four injections over four weeks or twelve injections over twelve weeks, with a pay-by-the-week option. Follow your provider's instructions for your individual medication and plan.
You can discuss medical weight loss at our New Braunfels or Spring Branch clinic. Call (830) 608-9989 to confirm appointment availability, using extension 1 for New Braunfels or extension 2 for Spring Branch.
Treatment fit depends on your health history, current medications, and goals. Your provider reviews these with you and discusses potential benefits, risks, and alternatives. Not everyone is a candidate for medication.
Ask your provider to review the risks and prescribing information for the exact medication you are considering, including which symptoms need medical attention. FDA-approved and compounded drugs are not the same: compounded drugs are not FDA-approved and do not undergo FDA review for safety, effectiveness, or quality before marketing.
Do not assume that supplements are necessary for every plan. Ask your provider whether a specific supplement is appropriate, what evidence supports it, and whether it could interact with your medications.
FDA guidance on unapproved GLP-1 drugs. This page does not replace a clinical assessment or your medication’s prescribing information.
Book online or call to schedule with our medical team in New Braunfels or Spring Branch. We will talk through your goals, treatment fit, and a plan that makes sense for you.