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Physician‑Led Guidelines for All Treatments at Botox Oahu

 

To get the maximum benefit from and to minimize any complications from this treatment please follow the following guidelines recommended by Dr Schaefer

Compounded Semaglutide and Tirzepatide

🌺Before & Aftercare Instructions

⭐ GLP‑1 Medications — Treatment Description

 

GLP‑1 medications are used to support healthy weight management and metabolic balance. These treatments help regulate appetite, slow digestion, and promote a steadier response to food intake. Patients often feel full sooner, eat less overall, and experience fewer cravings. The program is physician-led and includes regular check-ins, progress tracking, and supportive wellness options. Treatment is tailored to each patient’s goals and may include lifestyle guidance, nutritional support, and optional enhancements such as B12 or NAD⁺ for energy and recovery. Most patients begin with a low dose and adjust gradually under medical supervision.

💉 GLP1 Medication Preparation

We encourage you to take a few simple steps before starting your GLP‑1 program so you feel prepared, supported, and set up for success.

 

1. Take Your Baseline Measurements

You may find it helpful to record a few starting points so you can clearly see your progress over time. Many patients choose to note:

 

Waist measurement

Weight

How clothing fits

A few relaxed “before” photos (front, side, natural posture)

These small steps make it easier to appreciate changes that happen gradually.

 

2. Prepare Your Home Environment

Setting up your space ahead of time can make the first week feel smoother. You can consider:

Stocking simple, gentle foods you enjoy

Having hydration options ready (water, electrolytes, herbal teas)

Reducing or removing foods that tend to trigger overeating

Planning a few easy meals for the week

A supportive environment helps you stay consistent without feeling restricted.

 

3. Plan for a Gentle First Week

Your body may need time to adjust. You may find it helpful to:

Eat slowly

Choose lighter meals

Pay attention to fullness cues

Give yourself space to settle into a new rhythm

These habits can make the transition more comfortable.

 

4. Set Realistic Expectations

We encourage you to approach this as a gradual, steady journey. Small changes add up, and tracking your progress helps you stay motivated.

 

5. Reach Out Anytime

If you have questions about your program or want support along the way, we’re here to help you feel confident and informed.

💉 GLP1 Medication After Starting

As you begin your GLP‑1 journey, your body may need a little time to adjust. We encourage you to check in with yourself regularly and use the simple tips below to help you feel supported and comfortable.

 

1. Eating and Digestion

You may notice changes in appetite, fullness, or digestion. These are common early experiences. You can support yourself by:

 

Eating slowly and stopping when you feel comfortably full

Choosing lighter, gentle meals

Avoiding heavy or greasy foods if they don’t feel good

Staying hydrated throughout the day

Listening to your body makes the transition smoother.

2. Nausea or Digestive Upset

Some people experience mild nausea, loose stools, or changes in digestion as they adjust.

You may find it helpful to:

Eat smaller meals

Sip fluids throughout the day

Choose simple foods that feel easy on your stomach

Give yourself time to settle into the new routine

 

These general habits can make early adjustments more comfortable.

 

3. Fatigue

It’s normal to feel a little more tired as your body adapts to new eating patterns.

 

You can support your energy by:

Prioritizing rest

Staying hydrated

Keeping meals balanced and consistent

If you’re interested in general wellness support, options like B12 or NAD⁺ may be available to help you feel more balanced as part of your overall routine.

 

4. Hydration

We encourage you to stay ahead on fluids. Many patients find that:

Water

Electrolytes

Herbal teas

 

help them feel more comfortable throughout the day.

 

5. Tracking Your Progress

You may find it motivating to continue tracking:

Waist measurement

Weight

Clothing fit

Monthly progress photos

Notes on energy, sleep, and mood

Small changes add up, and tracking helps you see the full picture.

 

6. When to Reach Out

If you have questions about your program or want support along the way, we’re here to help you feel confident and informed.

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