Medical Weight Loss · Serving Sandy, Utah
Physician-Supervised Weight Loss Near Sandy
GLP-1 medications work best with a clinician behind them — and ours is a short drive south from Sandy. Our Draper program pairs semaglutide or tirzepatide with lab work, dosing oversight, and regular check-ins, not a mail-order vial and a guess. Sandy, Midvale, and Cottonwood Heights patients are minutes away.
Book a Weight-Loss Consult11576 S. State Street, Suite 101B, Draper, UT 84020 · (801) 860-4134
Real medical supervision
A provider reviews your history and labs, sets dosing, and adjusts as you progress. Side effects are managed, not ignored.
GLP-1 done properly
Semaglutide and tirzepatide with a titration schedule and nutrition guidance, so results hold.
Convenient to Sandy
Just south on State Street in Draper, with quick check-in visits and online scheduling.
The medication is only half the program
Semaglutide and tirzepatide genuinely quiet the food noise and make a calorie deficit sustainable, but the injection is a tool, not a plan. What separates patients who keep the weight off is everything around it: a sensible titration schedule, enough protein to protect muscle, resistance training, and a provider actually watching the labs. Our program is built around that supervision — and because Elements is a full clinic, we can layer in peptide or hormone support when your labs call for it.
What the first months look like
You start with a consult and baseline labs. Once cleared, you begin at a low dose and titrate up on a schedule, with regular check-ins to adjust dosing and troubleshoot side effects. Most patients feel appetite changes within a week or two and see steady loss over the following months — many reach 15–20% of body weight over roughly a year. The follow-ups are quick, which makes the short trip from Sandy easy to keep.
Common Questions
How much weight can I expect to lose?
Many patients on GLP-1 therapy lose 15–20% of body weight over roughly 12 months, varying with adherence, starting point, protein intake, and strength training.
What medications do you use?
Primarily semaglutide and tirzepatide (GLP-1 receptor agonists), selected and dosed by your provider after reviewing your history and labs.
Do I need labs first?
In most cases yes — baseline labs let us prescribe safely, rule out contraindications, and track progress.
How far is the clinic from Sandy?
We are in Draper on State Street, directly south of Sandy — typically under fifteen minutes, and follow-up visits are quick.