Peptide Therapy in Roswell
Peptides are having their moment, and most of the industry is selling the moment. We're building a peptide program the slower way: physician-supervised, plainly framed, and deliberately short, starting with NAD+.
Complimentary first consultation
- OversightPhysician-supervised
- MenuDeliberately short
- ProtocolsSeries-based
- First appointment~30 min
Who it's for
Is peptide therapy right for you?
Peptide therapy draws people chasing real things (energy, recovery, clarity, healthier aging) through a market that promises all of them to everyone. Our frame is narrower: a short menu of compounds we can source safely and stand behind, prescribed after screening, reassessed as you go. If a peptide you've read about isn't on our menu, there's a reason, and we'll tell you what it is.
- Energy, recovery or clarity goals with realistic expectations
- A preference for medical oversight over an online vial
- Ready to complete a full series before judging results
- Weight loss goals (GLP-1 medications are peptides, run in our weight loss program)
How the peptide program works
Screen. History, medications, goals: the conversation that decides whether a peptide program makes sense for you at all.
Start. A defined series with clear expectations set upfront: what you might feel, when, and what would mean it isn't working.
Assess. We check results against those expectations. A protocol that isn't earning its place gets stopped, not resold.
What to know
Peptide therapy safety & sourcing
The biggest risk in the peptide category isn't the compounds. It's the supply chain: gray-market vials, research-grade product sold for human use, and compounds the FDA has restricted from compounding. Our sourcing runs through licensed pharmacies, our menu excludes restricted compounds, and every protocol starts with medical screening. Injection-site soreness is the common side effect of the injections themselves.
Why our peptide menu is short
Because the real version of this category is smaller than the marketed one. Some of the internet's favorite peptides sit under active FDA compounding restrictions; others have enthusiasm running years ahead of human evidence. A menu that includes them anyway is telling you how it makes decisions. Ours grows one compound at a time, when three things line up: evidence we can explain to you plainly, sourcing through licensed pharmacies, and a use case our physician will put her name behind.
NAD+: where we're starting
We're starting with NAD+ injections, technically a coenzyme rather than a peptide, but it lives in the same program and gets the same framing: solid cellular biology, early human evidence, and consistent patient-reported benefits we assess rather than assume. The full picture (what the evidence supports and what it doesn't yet) is on the NAD+ page and in our NAD+ guide.
Pricing
How pricing works for peptide therapy
Peptide protocols are priced per series, and the number depends on the compound and the program length your goals call for. You'll get the exact figure at your consultation, alongside a plain conversation about what to expect, before you commit to anything.
We also offer several ways to spread treatment costs over time, including buy-now-pay-later plans. Ask about financing at your consultation.
Common questions
Peptide therapy FAQs
What are peptides, exactly?
Short chains of amino acids: signal molecules your body already uses to run processes like repair, appetite and growth. Therapeutic peptides supplement those signals. The category spans everything from rigorously proven medicines to internet enthusiasm; the distance between those two is the whole reason our menu is curated.
Which peptides do you offer?
NAD+ today, plus the GLP-1 medications in our medical weight loss program, which are technically peptides themselves. Beyond that the menu grows deliberately, as evidence, sourcing and physician sign-off line up for each addition. Ask what's current when you visit; if we don't carry something you've read about, we'll tell you why.
Why don't you carry the peptides I see online?
Usually one of two reasons: the FDA restricts some compounds from pharmacy compounding (a list that genuinely shifts, which is why we track it), or the human evidence doesn't yet clear our bar. Vendors selling restricted compounds anyway are answering a different question than we are.
Are peptide injections safe?
Properly sourced and medically screened, the common side effect is injection-site soreness. The category's real dangers live in gray-market sourcing and unsupervised stacking, both of which are exactly what a physician-run program exists to remove.
How do I start?
Book a consultation: history and goals first, then a recommendation, which is sometimes "this program isn't your answer." Free, with no obligation to book anything further.
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