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John Diaz, described as a board-certified plastic surgeon Service model: brand-stated physician-reviewed telehealth treatment plans across weight loss, longevity, and hair Primary weight-loss medications: compounded semaglutide and compounded tirzepatide (injectable and capsule forms) Brand-name GLP-1 options referenced: Ozempic, Wegovy, Zepbound Compounded semaglutide injection: brand-stated $249 first month Compounded tirzepatide injection: brand-stated $329 first month Compounded semaglutide capsules / tirzepatide capsules: brand-stated $249 / $349 first month Plan tiers (weight loss): brand-stated $249 monthly, $219/mo three-month, $199/mo six-month, $194/mo twelve-month What the price includes (brand-stated): consultation, medication, supplies, shipping, and support Administration: weekly self-administered subcutaneous injection (for injectable GLP-1) Cancellation (brand-stated): cancel or change plans anytime - confirm the method and timing before enrolling Eligibility: adults 18 and older (per Terms of Service) Prescription: determined by a licensed provider

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