Physician-supervised semaglutide and tirzepatide programs.
Explore real patient transformations achieved through physician-supervised GLP-1 weight loss, gastric sleeve surgery, revisional bariatric surgery, and post-weight-loss body contouring with Dr. Sergey Terushkin.
Real patient • Individual results vary
Florida Surgery & Weight Loss Center offers several paths to meaningful weight loss. Some patients choose semaglutide or tirzepatide injections, while others may be better candidates for gastric sleeve or revisional bariatric surgery.
Results depend on the treatment selected, starting weight, medical history, adherence, nutrition, activity, and follow-up care. The gallery below shows real transformations from patients treated under Dr. Terushkin’s supervision.
Patients may use medication, surgery, or a combined long-term strategy. A consultation helps determine the safest and most appropriate option.
Check Your OptionsPhysician-supervised semaglutide and tirzepatide programs.
Excess-weight loss may be possible after gastric sleeve surgery for appropriate patients.
Virtual consultations and follow-up care may be available throughout Florida.
The gallery features actual patient transformations rather than stock imagery.
Explore real results from patients who used medical weight loss, bariatric surgery, revisional procedures, or post-weight-loss body contouring.
Learn how Florida Surgery & Weight Loss Center approaches personalized treatment, including GLP-1 medications, bariatric surgery, revision procedures, and long-term follow-up care.
Pricing is shown near the top of the patient journey so you can compare available medical weight-loss options before booking a consultation.
Weekly treatment options may be available for eligible patients following a medical evaluation.
Tirzepatide programs may be discussed with eligible patients seeking medical weight-loss treatment.
Pricing, dosage, medication supply, pharmacy availability, and treatment length may vary. Final cost is based on medical evaluation and provider recommendations. Medication is prescribed only when clinically appropriate.
The best treatment depends on how much weight you want to lose, your medical history, previous treatments, BMI, insurance, and long-term health goals.
Physician-guided medication programs may help eligible patients reduce appetite, improve portion control, and support gradual weight loss.
Explore Medical Weight Loss →Learn about weekly tirzepatide injections, eligibility, pricing, side effects, telehealth care, and ongoing monitoring.
Explore Tirzepatide →Review physician-supervised semaglutide treatment, available program options, and medical eligibility.
Explore Semaglutide →Gastric sleeve reduces stomach volume and may support substantial long-term weight loss for appropriate bariatric candidates.
Explore Gastric Sleeve →Revision may help patients with weight regain, complications, reflux, or inadequate results after a previous bariatric procedure.
Explore Bariatric Revision →Excess lower abdominal skin may be removed after major weight loss when it causes functional, hygiene, or medical concerns.
Explore Panniculectomy →Your treatment begins with a medical evaluation and a personalized discussion about the safest path toward your weight-loss goals.
Schedule an in-person or virtual consultation with the Florida Surgery & Weight Loss Center team.
Review your medical history, BMI, medications, prior procedures, goals, and possible insurance coverage.
Discuss GLP-1 medications, gastric sleeve, revision surgery, or another appropriate treatment option.
Receive instructions, monitoring, ongoing support, and treatment adjustments when clinically appropriate.
Dr. Sergey Terushkin provides medical and surgical weight-loss care for patients across South Florida. His approach combines individualized treatment planning, realistic expectations, medical supervision, and long-term follow-up.
Patients may discuss non-surgical medical weight loss, gastric sleeve surgery, revisional bariatric surgery, excess skin removal, and other treatment options based on clinical need.
Coverage depends on the selected treatment, medical eligibility, insurance plan, prior authorization requirements, and provider recommendations.
The office may review bariatric surgery benefits and explain possible documentation or authorization requirements.
Coverage for GLP-1 medications varies widely. Some plans may exclude weight-loss medication or require prior authorization.
Transparent self-pay options may be available for semaglutide, tirzepatide, consultations, and selected procedures.
Learn more about treatment options, calculate medication units, check possible eligibility, and compare available medical and surgical services.
Yes. The gallery features real patients treated through Florida Surgery & Weight Loss Center. The images are not stock photos. Individual outcomes vary.
Weight loss varies according to dosage, treatment length, starting weight, nutrition, activity, medication response, and medical follow-up. A provider can discuss realistic expectations based on your health profile.
Some patients experience substantial weight loss with tirzepatide, but no specific amount can be guaranteed. Results depend on individual response, treatment duration, lifestyle, and ongoing medical care.
Some patients notice early changes during the first few months, while others progress more gradually. Monthly progress photos can help patients track changes that may be difficult to notice day to day.
Neither option is best for every patient. Medication may be appropriate for some people, while patients with a higher BMI or more significant health concerns may benefit from bariatric surgery. The decision requires a medical evaluation.
In selected cases, a provider may discuss medication after surgery to support additional weight loss or address weight regain. This requires individualized assessment and monitoring.
Revision may be considered for weight regain, inadequate weight loss, reflux, swallowing problems, band complications, or other concerns after a previous bariatric procedure.
Not every patient requires skin-removal surgery. The need depends on the amount of weight lost, age, skin elasticity, genetics, and whether excess skin causes discomfort, irritation, or hygiene problems.
Coverage varies. Some plans may cover bariatric surgery when medical and policy requirements are met. Coverage for GLP-1 medications and panniculectomy depends on the plan, diagnosis, prior authorization, and medical necessity.
Yes. Telehealth consultations may be available for eligible Florida patients. Some services and procedures still require in-person evaluation.
Meet with Dr. Sergey Terushkin and the Florida Surgery & Weight Loss Center team to discuss medical weight loss, tirzepatide, semaglutide, gastric sleeve, revision surgery, or post-weight-loss body contouring.
Medical and Results Disclaimer: The information on this page is educational and does not replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. All patient photos are shared for educational and illustrative purposes with appropriate authorization. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed. Weight loss depends on multiple factors, including treatment type, starting weight, medical history, medication response, nutrition, activity, adherence, and follow-up care. Eligibility for medication, surgery, or body contouring requires evaluation by a qualified medical provider. Insurance coverage and pricing vary by plan, pharmacy, treatment, and clinical circumstances.
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