$160/month compounded tirzepatide weight loss in Dallas
Looking for physician-supervised compounded tirzepatide weight loss in Dallas? We offer compounded tirzepatide — a dual-action GIP/GLP-1 medication — for $160 per month in-clinic, any dose, with in-person check-ins and monitoring. Pricing is posted up front. Real medical care from a provider with 27 years of experience, with telemedicine visits available for some follow-ups.
What is compounded tirzepatide?
Compounded tirzepatide is prepared by a state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacy and is not FDA approved — the FDA has approved only the brand-name products. Compounded medications are prescribed when a patient has a clinical need that a commercially available product does not meet, a determination Charles Ortega, PA-C makes based on your individual health profile.
Tirzepatide belongs to the GLP-1 receptor agonist class — but with a critical difference. Unlike compounded semaglutide, which targets only one hormone receptor, compounded tirzepatide is a dual GIP and GLP-1 receptor agonist:
- GLP-1 activation — reduces appetite, slows stomach emptying so you feel full longer, and helps regulate blood sugar after meals
- GIP activation — enhances fat metabolism, improves insulin sensitivity, and works synergistically with GLP-1 to amplify weight loss
Think of it this way: compounded semaglutide pulls one lever to help you lose weight. Compounded tirzepatide pulls two levers simultaneously — which is why clinical data consistently shows greater weight loss. You take it as a once-weekly subcutaneous injection (a small needle just under the skin, similar to an insulin pen) — most patients administer it at home in under 60 seconds.
Clinical results: what the science shows
Compounded tirzepatide isn’t a trend or a fad. In clinical studies of its active ingredient, adults with obesity or overweight lost significant weight: at the highest dose, participants lost an average of about 52 pounds over 72 weeks, some achieved up to 22.5% total body weight loss, and over 96% lost at least 5% of their body weight.
A realistic timeline
- Weeks 1–4: appetite reduction typically begins
- Months 2–3: many patients begin to notice weight loss and changes in how their clothing fits
- Months 4–6: continued weight loss; many patients report improved energy, bloodwork, and mobility
- Months 6–12: continued progress; approaching individual goals for many patients
- Months 12–18: weight tends to plateau; transition to maintenance
Individual results vary based on starting weight, dosage, diet, activity, and metabolic health. Results above reflect clinical trial averages and are not guaranteed. What your first month looks like
| Dose | Avg. body weight loss | Lost ≥20% |
|---|---|---|
| 5 mg weekly | 15.0% | 32% |
| 10 mg weekly | 19.5% | 46% |
| 15 mg weekly | 20.9% | 57% |
| Placebo | 3.1% | 1.3% |
These figures reflect clinical trial averages. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed.
What your monthly price includes
We post our price publicly so you know exactly what you'll pay before you walk in the door — no enrollment fees, no hidden charges, and no long-term contracts.
In-clinic — $160/month, any dose
Home delivery — $249/month, any dose
The in-clinic monthly price covers your medication at any dose. Your initial consultation with Charles Ortega, PA-C ($70) and scheduled follow-up visits with dosage adjustments ($50) are billed separately.
Wondering about coverage? Is compounded tirzepatide covered by insurance?
Not all compounded tirzepatide providers are equal
Here's what sets us apart from the telehealth mills and med spas flooding the DFW weight loss market.
In-person medical supervision — not a telehealth mill
You see a real provider in a real clinic every month. Charles Ortega, PA-C personally monitors your vitals, reviews your labs, adjusts your dosage, and manages side effects. Many online-only providers mail you medication with minimal oversight. We don't cut corners with your health.
27 years of medical experience
Charles Ortega, PA-C, MPAS is board-certified, holds a Master of Physician Assistant Studies, and specializes in weight management, orthobiologic medicine, and family medicine. His whole-person approach considers your entire health picture — not just the number on the scale.
Monthly monitoring & titration expertise
Starting too high or increasing too fast is the #1 cause of severe side effects. Your dosage is titrated methodically based on your body's response, weight loss progress, metabolic markers, and side-effect severity.
Integrated care under one roof
Joint pain keeping you from exercising? Our physical therapy program with Rowena Calleja, PT can help. Struggling with neuropathy? We have a treatment program for that too. Weight loss doesn't happen in isolation — and neither does your care.
Prefer to weigh your options first? Compare our full medically supervised weight management program, which also offers compounded semaglutide and a non-medication nutrition track.
How our compounded tirzepatide program works
Initial consultation
Comprehensive evaluation of your medical history, weight loss history, current conditions, and goals.
Lab work & screening
Baseline labs — CMP, lipid panel, A1C/fasting glucose, thyroid function — to confirm you're a safe candidate.
Begin treatment
Start at a low weekly dose selected for you, with injection training so you're confident at home.
Monthly monitoring
Weight and vitals, progress review, side-effect management, and lifestyle counseling.
Maintenance planning
As you near your goal, we build a maintenance plan to help you sustain your results long-term.
Who is a candidate?
Compounded tirzepatide may be appropriate for you if:
- Your BMI is 30 or higher (obese)
- Your BMI is 27 or higher with at least one weight-related condition (type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, sleep apnea)
- You’ve tried diet and exercise without lasting results
- You’re committed to lifestyle changes alongside medication
- You are at least 18 years old
Who should not take it
- Personal or family history of medullary thyroid carcinoma (MTC) or MEN 2
- History of severe pancreatitis
- Pregnant, planning pregnancy, or breastfeeding
- Known hypersensitivity to compounded tirzepatide or any formulation ingredient
- History of severe gastroparesis or other serious GI conditions
Managing side effects
Most side effects are temporary and manageable, particularly with proper medical supervision. Common effects include nausea (usually improving after 2–4 weeks), diarrhea or constipation, decreased appetite (the intended effect), minor injection-site reactions, and mild fatigue during dose adjustment. Rare but serious effects include pancreatitis and gallbladder issues.
How we manage them
- Start at a low dose and titrate slowly — no rushing
- Dietary guidance to minimize GI discomfort
- Adjust dosage based on tolerance — slow titration, hold, or modify schedule
- Monthly monitoring to catch and address issues early
- Provider access between visits if you have concerns
With a telehealth-only provider, you might wait days for a reply about severe nausea. Here, you have a provider who knows your name, history, and response to the medication.
Flexible ways to pay
Monthly medication and supervision is $160/month in-clinic ($249/mo home delivery). Your initial consultation is billed separately, and lab work may be billed to insurance when applicable. While the medication is typically cash-pay, office visits, labs, and consultations may be covered by your plan — we accept BCBS, Medicare, UHC, and Cigna.
Compounded tirzepatide FAQs
Get started for $160/month.
Compounded tirzepatide paired with hands-on, in-person supervision — plus telemedicine flexibility when you need it. Book your consultation or call (214) 233-3094.