Start with the free body scan
Hair responds slowly, so start now
7425 E. Shea Blvd, Suite 112Micro‑Dose
Low-Dose GLP-1 for a Gentler Start
A lower dose protocol for patients who would rather begin gently. Your provider reviews your health profile and determines whether a reduced starting dose is appropriate for you.
Micro Semaglutide
- Single pathway GLP-1
- Lower starting dose
- Once weekly when prescribed
$169/mo
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Micro Tirzepatide
- Dual pathway GLP-1 and GIP
- Lower starting dose
- Once weekly when prescribed
$239/mo
Get Started- Free body scan and report included
- Licensed provider consultation
- Lower starting dose
- Ongoing check-ins and dose review
- Discreet shipping, tracked
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Price shown is for medication only, when prescribed following a consultation with a licensed provider. Compounded medications are prepared by licensed compounding pharmacies and are not FDA-approved products. A consultation does not guarantee a prescription.
From Free Scan to Follow-Up
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Who Micro-Dose Suits
And who it does not. We would rather tell you now than at month three.
This may suit you if
- You would rather start low and build slowly
- You have been sensitive to medication before
- You want close provider supervision
This is probably not for you if
- You want the fastest possible result
- You are looking for a same-day prescription
- Your provider determines it is not appropriate for you
Delivered at the Scottsdale clinic by the Nova team. Suitability is assessed before anything is booked. Individual results vary. Nothing on this page is medical advice.
About Micro-Dose
If yours is not here, call 480-307-9130.
Why would I start at a lower dose?
Some patients tolerate a gradual introduction better. Your provider will discuss whether a reduced starting dose suits your health profile.
Can I move to a standard dose later?
Dose is reviewed at every check-in. Any change is a clinical decision made by your provider.
Is this the same medication?
It is the same compounded preparation at a reduced starting dose. Compounded medications are prepared by licensed compounding pharmacies and are not FDA-approved products.
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