Peptide therapy
Peptide protocols, prescribed and followed by a physician.
Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as signals in the body. Used thoughtfully — with the right screening, dosing, and follow-up — they can be a precise tool for specific goals. Used carelessly, they are a risk. We do the former.
Areas of focus
What people come to us for.
Peptides are one of the tools behind the five key areas. At your consultation, Dr. Gallos reviews whether a peptide protocol is appropriate for you and, if so, which one.
The process
How a protocol is built.
Intake & review
Your goals, history, medications, and any labs or DEXA results. The doctor reviews everything before you meet.
Consultation
You discuss options, expectations, and safety. If labs are needed first, we’ll say so. You leave with a plan and pricing.
Prescription & follow-up
Protocols are prescribed by the physician and dispensed through licensed pharmacies. Follow-ups adjust dose and duration as you respond.
Good to know
Honest expectations.
- Peptides are prescription-based. Availability and eligibility depend on your medical evaluation and applicable regulations.
- Some protocols involve small self-administered injections; others use nasal or oral forms. You’ll learn exactly how before you start.
- Results build over weeks, not days, and vary from person to person.
- Certain conditions and medications rule peptides out. That’s exactly what the screening is for.
Will I need blood work?
Often, yes — a recent panel helps the doctor choose safely. If you already have results or a DEXA scan, the intake lets you note it; the clinic will request files through its secure system.
How long is a typical protocol?
Many protocols run in cycles of several weeks with a review between cycles. Your consultation sets the plan.
Start with the Wellness Consultation Intake.
Ten minutes now saves a long first appointment later. The doctor reviews it before you meet.