— Treatments

Weight loss with injections
(GLP-1 / GIP).

If you want to lose weight, there are several injection medicines available these days. Well-known examples are semaglutide (Ozempic®, Wegovy®) and liraglutide (Saxenda®). These work on one receptor in the body: the GLP-1 receptor.

— Tirzepatide (Mounjaro®)

One step beyond
just GLP-1.

Tirzepatide works on two receptors at the same time: the GLP-1 and the GIP receptor. Because it has a wider effect, it works more powerfully. Research — including the SURMOUNT-5 study — shows people on tirzepatide lose more weight than on semaglutide or liraglutide.

Tirzepatide is given once a week as an injection. It boosts insulin production and reduces appetite, which makes it really effective for overweight.

Behandeling
— Our approach

No quick fixes.
A plan that fits you.

Step 01

Intake with the GP

A proper first conversation where we map out your medical history, your goal and what you're looking for. We figure out together whether GLP-1/GIP treatment is right for you.

Step 02

A plan tailored to you

We build it up step by step — from 2.5 mg up to a max of 15 mg — based on what you can tolerate, what's working, and your pace. Medical guidance included.

Step 03

Contact in between

Between appointments you can reach us digitally with your questions — even outside office hours. Your coach and doctor work closely together.

— Pricing

Treatment of overweight with Tirzepatide.

Price per 4 weeks, including medical guidance.

Tirzepatide 2,5 mg
Starting dose — 4 weeks including medical guidance
€ 420,–
Tirzepatide 5 mg
Maintenance dose — 4 weeks including medical guidance
€ 530,–
Tirzepatide 7,5 mg
4 weeks including medical guidance
€ 590,–
Tirzepatide 10 mg
4 weeks including medical guidance
€ 630,–
Tirzepatide 12,5 mg
4 weeks including medical guidance
€ 690,–
Tirzepatide 15 mg
Maximale dosering — 4 weeks including medical guidance
€ 690,–
Book appointment → Full pricing list
— FAQ

Good to know.

The treatment is for adults with overweight or obesity (BMI > 27 with related conditions, or BMI > 30). The GP checks this during your intake.
The most common side effects are nausea, lower appetite, tiredness and stomach issues. Usually mild and short-lived; building up the dose helps keep them in check.
Tirzepatide can sometimes be covered for obesity, depending on conditions. We look at each case individually. Feel free to email us for a quick check.
A treatment takes at least a few months. We build it up carefully and regularly check whether the dose, treatment and guidance still fit.
Yes. You can reach us digitally with any questions — even outside office hours. We want your journey to be not just effective, but also personal and doable.