Medical Weight Loss Consultations
Your wellness goals deserve care tailored to you. Elle offers provider-led medical weight-management consultations to review your history, goals, and whether a prescription-based treatment may be appropriate.

YOUR SPACE TO SHINE
An individualized approach to weight management.
Our team takes the time to understand your goals, explain your options, and help you choose the next step that feels right for you.
Start with a medical evaluation
Your licensed medical provider considers your health history, goals, medications, and any indicated testing. Not everyone is a candidate for GLP-1 treatment.
Support beyond the prescription
When appropriate, the medical team can discuss follow-up visits, nutrition, activity, medication instructions, possible side effects, and how to track your progress.
Your questions, answered.
Questions about services or scheduling? Our team is just a call away.
Call (254) 589-ELLE ↗Can I start medication without a consultation?
No. A medical assessment is required to determine eligibility and whether treatment is appropriate.
What are GLP-1 medications?
GLP-1 receptor agonists are prescription medicines that may be used in medical weight management for eligible patients. Suitability and options are determined by the prescriber.
How much does the program cost?
Pricing varies with the evaluation and the treatment plan prescribed. Contact Elle for a current cost breakdown before enrolling.
Are there potential side effects?
Yes. Prescription weight-management treatments can cause side effects and have contraindications. A licensed provider will review benefits, risks, and alternatives with you.
Medical Weight Loss in Copperas Cove, Texas. Conveniently located on W Business 190, Elle welcomes guests from Copperas Cove and neighboring Killeen, Harker Heights, Fort Cavazos, and surrounding Central Texas communities.
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Explore your options and book directly with the right team.
Prescription treatments require evaluation by a licensed clinician. Results vary. Compounded medicines, if prescribed, are not FDA-approved and carry additional considerations; ask your provider about approved options, availability, and risks.


