Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our services and treatments
How do I get started with a weight loss program at Better Off?
Please contact us to set up a consult to get started. We can discuss the best options for your weight loss goals.
How do I get started with Semaglutide or Terzepatide?
Please schedule a consultation to discuss starting GLP-1 medications. During your consultation, we will review your medical history, discuss your goals, and determine if you are a good candidate for these medications.
Does building muscle with Emsculpt Neo hurt or have muscle pain after treatment?
Emsculpt Neo treatments feel like an intense workout. While you may experience some muscle soreness similar to after exercise, this is normal and indicates the treatment is working effectively. Most clients find the treatment comfortable and can resume normal activities immediately after.
Is Emsculpt Neo okay to do while I am on a GLP1 medication like Ozempic, Wegovy or Zepbound?
There are no well-documented contraindications or known interactions between Emsculpt Neo treatments and the use of GLP-1 medications. In fact, some medical professionals suggest that combining these therapies may enhance body contouring results. For instance, after weight loss with semaglutide (a GLP-1 medication), Emsculpt Neo can help reduce stubborn fat, tighten skin, and strengthen muscles, addressing areas that may not respond adequately to weight loss alone.
What are bio-identical pellets?
Bio-identical pellets are a type of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) designed to deliver a steady dose of hormones to individuals who are deficient. Made from plant sources (usually soy or yam) to be chemically identical to the body’s own hormones, these pellets contain hormones like estrogen, testosterone, or progesterone. They’re typically inserted under the skin, usually in the hip or buttocks, where they slowly release hormones into the bloodstream over a few months, providing a consistent level without the fluctuations associated with some other forms of HRT, like pills or creams.