Semaglutide for Weight Loss in Pearl City, HI
Lose weight, and keep it off, with medical support every step.
A provider-supervised GLP-1 program for women whose bodies have stopped responding to the rules they used to follow. Calibrated dose. Anti-nausea support. Real follow-up. All-in monthly pricing in Pearl City, HI.
- Compounded by licensed pharmacy
- Free initial consultations
- HSA / FSA accepted
- Same-day appointments available
- Board-certified Nurse Practitioner
Why women choose semaglutide.
A clinically proven GLP-1 medication that helps you lose weight by working with your body, not against it.
Significant Weight Loss
Most patients see 10 to 15% body weight reduction over six to twelve months when paired with consistent habits.
Reduces Cravings
Quiets the constant food chatter so the choices that used to feel impossible start feeling effortless.
Improves Metabolic Health
Supports better blood sugar control, lower inflammation, and a more responsive metabolism.
Provider Supervision
One Nurse Practitioner who knows your dose, your symptoms, your goals, and your name.
More than a prescription.
Your monthly price covers everything you need on the program: medication, supplies, provider visits, and ongoing support. Only the one-time $65 baseline lab at intake is billed separately.
Pricing that scales with your dose.
Your monthly price matches your current weekly dose. Everything is included: medication, supplies, visits, and ongoing support. As your dose adjusts during titration, your monthly price moves with it.
0.25 mg weekly
- Initial titration dose
- Medication & supplies
- Provider check-ins
- Direct messaging
0.5 mg weekly
- Second titration step
- Medication & supplies
- Provider check-ins
- Symptom support
1.0 mg weekly
- Mid-program dose
- Medication & supplies
- Progress review
- Plan adjustments
1.7 to 2.0 mg weekly
- Full maintenance dose
- Medication & supplies
- Monthly follow-up
- Long-term planning
A one-time $65 baseline lab panel at intake (A1c, CMP, lipid panel, TSH). After that, no recurring lab fees on the program. Recent labs from a primary care provider in the past 3 months can substitute for the baseline panel.
Simple, supportive, in-person.
Four steps from your first call to your maintenance dose. The first visit is free. Nothing happens without your understanding and consent.
Free consultation
We talk about your history, your goals, and whether semaglutide is the right fit. No pressure to start.
Labs & clearance
We run any labs you need or use the ones you bring from the past 3 months. We confirm you’re clear to begin.
Begin your dose
Medication ships from a licensed compounding pharmacy. You self-inject weekly at home, with our guidance.
Monthly follow-up
We check in monthly, adjust your dose, refill your prescription, and answer questions between visits by message.
Real results from real women.
“The semaglutide program is the first thing in years that has worked for me. Quiet, careful, consistent. My provider remembers everything I told her last visit.”
“I have tried every program. This is the first one that felt like medicine, not a sales pitch. The all-in pricing means I always know what I am paying.”
A few honest notes about compounded semaglutide.
The semaglutide we prescribe is dispensed by licensed compounding pharmacies (Empower or Olympia) that are registered to ship to Hawaii and follow FDA-regulated compounding standards. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved as finished pharmaceutical products. The active ingredient is the same molecule used in branded products, prepared in formulations our patients can access at fair pricing.
We discuss the risks, benefits, and alternatives with every patient during the initial consultation, including branded options if those are a better fit for you. Mild nausea is common in the first weeks and typically resolves with titration. We adjust your dose at any time based on tolerance, and you can message us between visits if anything feels off.
Begin with a free consultation.
The first visit is the conversation. We talk through your history, your goals, and whether semaglutide is the right fit. No pressure to start. No charge to ask.
Common questions.
The questions women ask us most often about semaglutide, answered honestly.
How much does the program cost?
Our program is dose-based, all-in monthly pricing. The 0.25 mg starter dose is $299/month, 0.5 mg is $329, 1.0 mg is $389, and the 1.7 to 2.0 mg maintenance dose is $469. This includes your medication, supplies, provider visits, and ongoing support. There is a one-time $65 baseline lab panel at intake. After that, no recurring lab fees on the program.
Are labs included?
There is a one-time $65 baseline lab panel at intake (A1c, CMP, lipid panel, TSH). After that, no recurring lab fees on the program. Recent labs from a primary care provider in the past three months can substitute for the baseline panel. We will tell you upfront if any additional labs are needed before starting.
How long does the program last?
Most patients stay on the program for six to twelve months. Some continue at a maintenance dose long term. We adjust the plan based on your response, your goals, and what your body is telling us.
Where does the medication come from?
Compounded semaglutide is dispensed by licensed compounding pharmacies (Empower or Olympia) that are registered to ship to Hawaii. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved as finished pharmaceutical products, and we discuss this fully with you during your consult, including branded options if those are a better fit.
What if I have side effects?
Mild nausea is common in the first weeks and typically resolves with titration. Anti-nausea support is included in your monthly fee. We adjust your dose at any time based on tolerance. You can message us between visits if anything feels off.
What is your cancellation policy?
We ask for 24 hours notice to cancel or reschedule. Late cancellations and no-shows are charged a $50 fee. This protects our schedule and the patients waiting for the next available time. If something urgent comes up, just reach out and we will work with you.
Do you accept insurance?
We do not bill insurance for the program fee. We can provide a superbill on request. HSA and FSA accounts are accepted for both the program fee and the medication.