Tesamorelin

I do not prescribe peptides casually. I start with history, body composition, and baseline labs, and I recheck them. Tesamorelin is a nightly subcutaneous injection, dosed to protocol, with sites rotated across the abdomen — I teach patients to inject at home properly rather than hand them a vial and hope. Follow-ups exist to catch what matters: fluid retention, joint aching, glucose drift, and whether the change we set out to make is actually happening.

The patient I see benefit most is in their forties or beyond, lean-ish everywhere except the midsection, holding onto muscle with effort, and often coming off or alongside a GLP-1. Tesamorelin pairs well with a weight-loss plan precisely because my priority is protecting lean mass while the scale moves. If you want a shortcut, I am the wrong surgeon. If you want a supervised, measured protocol with someone who will tell you when to stop, this is how I practice.