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Appetite Suppressants

Medical Aesthetics, Hormone Therapy & Weight Loss Clinic located in North and South Tampa, Brandon and Palm Harbor, FL

Invest in a trusted weight-loss program that helps you take off pounds and keep them off for the long term. At Garcia Weight Loss Aesthetics & Hormone Therapy, with locations in Brandon, Palm Harbor, Tampa, and South Tampa, Florida, the team crafts an individualized weight-loss program for you that may include appetite suppressants to make weight loss easier. Call Garcia Weight Loss Aesthetics & Hormone Therapy today to set up your consultation, or use this website to book online.

What are appetite suppressants?

Appetite suppressants are used to help discourage overeating. The weight loss medications influence your brain, so you have less urge to eat. They can help you feel full faster on less food or reduce hunger pangs. 

At Garcia Weight Loss Aesthetics & Hormone Therapy, we use phentermine, a type of prescription weight-loss medication used for appetite suppression.

When combined with other weight loss interventions, it’s easier to reduce calories to reach your weight goals.

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Testimonials

"The staff are always professional and pleasant to deal with. The weight loss plan itself is clear and easy to understand. Following the plan is made easier by its simplicity and no need for counting calories or unusual foods. It only needs common kitchen measuring cups for a while until you can estimate quantities using your own tableware. The only uncommon equipment is a kitchen scale to measure weights of some foods. I didn’t use any appetite suppressants, and didn’t really get more exercise, since I have a back injury that limits mobility. I was able to drop over 80 pounds and have kept it off for about a year now, and have stopped yearning for the foods that got me fat in the first place. Overall it’s been a very positive experience."
Earl H.
PATIENT