Rekha Kumar, MS, MD

With aesthetic med spas offering GLP-1 medications for weight loss, responsible prescribing matters more than ever.

Ozempic craze got you curious? Here’s what you need to know and more about Found’s wide range of medication options to fit your unique needs.

Most wellness programs focus on diet and exercise to help people lose weight. They may work—for a while. For lasting change? Try a medical approach.

When it comes to alcohol and how you approach weight care, consider this: It's not just about the calories. When your body is busy metabolizing alcohol, it doesn't have the capacity to metabolize other things. And this is particularly true for women.

When you first start weight treatment with medications, it usually takes a few weeks for weight loss to kick in. Here's what to expect.

Weight loss is hard, and keeping it off can be even more challenging. In fact, it’s been shown that only 20% of people are able to achieve long-term weight loss—defined as losing 5-10% of your body weight within six months, and keeping it off for at least a year.

If you’ve got PCOS—polycystic ovary syndrome—and you’re like most women who do, your first symptoms probably had to do with monthly cycles or problems getting pregnant, and that’s what many doctors treat first. What’s often left to patients, though, is how PCOS can impact your weight care journey in big ways.

If you’ve got PCOS—polycystic ovary syndrome—and you’re like most women who do, your first symptoms probably had to do with monthly cycles or problems getting pregnant, and that’s what many doctors treat first.

Excess weight and obesity are complicated conditions. Popular belief is that they’re caused by overeating and lack of exercise.