A physician-led medical weight loss program combines a doctor's evaluation, labs, GLP-1 medication, nutrition support and body composition tracking. Here is what each stage involves, who it suits and what it costs in Miami.
EBOO filters your blood and exposes it to medical-grade ozone and oxygen in a continuous closed loop. Here is how it works, what a session involves, what the evidence shows and who should avoid it.
Stem cell therapy at our Brickell clinic starts at $6,900. Here is what that price includes, what moves it up, why insurance does not cover it, and the questions to ask any Miami clinic before you pay.
Tirzepatide produced more weight loss than semaglutide in the first head-to-head trial, but semaglutide has proven heart benefits. Here is how the two compare and how our Brickell physicians choose between them.
Most patients notice a change after 4 to 8 red light therapy sessions. Here is the session count by goal, what a course costs in Miami at $68 per session, and the three variables that decide whether it works.
Peptide therapy in Miami runs $200 to $600 a month for medication plus $300 to $800 up front for consultation and labs. Here is what each line item is, what moves the price, and how to judge a fair quote.
EBOO therapy costs $1,500 per session in Brickell, Miami. Here is what a full 3 to 6 session course totals, the five things that drive the price, how Miami compares nationally, and why no US insurer covers it.
A Brickell physician-led guide to peptide therapy in Miami: which peptides are FDA-approved, what the 2026 compounding rules actually allow, why sourcing is the biggest safety variable, and the screening a real consultation includes.
How hyperbaric oxygen therapy works, why hard-shell chambers differ from soft-sided mild HBOT, what the evidence supports for recovery, the real side effect rates, and what your first session in Brickell involves.
IV drip or intramuscular shot? What the published human pharmacokinetic data actually show about glutathione absorption, why G6PD screening matters more than dose, and how glutathione fits into a Miami IV therapy plan.
