RegenCen review

RegenCen: an in-person menopause clinic in Michigan and Florida, with GLP-1 programs priced at a free consult

RegenCen is a clinic group with more than 20 offices across Michigan and Florida, built around menopause, perimenopause and hormone care. It is a sister brand of a long-running cosmetic skin and laser practice, and its founder and chief medical officer is Dr. Gustav Lo. Weight loss is one of its programs: it prescribes semaglutide and tirzepatide, in person or by video, with lab work and hormone testing built in. For a mother in one of those two states who would rather sit across from a provider than fill out an app, that is a real difference. Outside Michigan and Florida, RegenCen can't treat you — its telehealth licenses cover those two states only.

The four programs

• Total Weight & Wellness: a four-month, all-in plan — a semaglutide or tirzepatide prescription, provider guidance, comprehensive labs including hormones, ongoing check-ins, eight weeks of NAD+ injections and fifteen weeks of B Fit+ metabolism shots
• 8-Week Weight Reset: eight weeks of semaglutide plus B Fit+, aimed at the last eight to ten pounds
• GLP-1 Maintenance Program: semaglutide or tirzepatide with continued medical follow-up, for staying on treatment after the loss
• The Metabolism Boost: no GLP-1 at all — twelve weeks of NAD+ and B Fit+

Notice how much of each package isn't the GLP-1. B Fit+, which RegenCen says was formerly called The Skinny Shot, is a vitamin, amino-acid and mineral injection. NAD+ is offered as injections or IV therapy. Neither is what drives the weight loss in a semaglutide or tirzepatide program, and both add to the bill. If what you want is the medication with proper supervision, ask for that price on its own.

What you can learn before you book

• The consult: always complimentary, by RegenCen's own wording
• The process: initial consult with lab work, a personalized plan, medication and injection training, ongoing support and reassessment, and optional add-ons such as hormones or NAD+
• Payment: no insurance billing for weight-loss treatment; payment plans through Cherry and PatientFi, and HSA cards accepted
• Price: not published for any program — your provider walks you through it at the consult
• Where: offices across Michigan and Florida, plus telehealth for residents of those two states

A free consult that includes the price conversation is useful — you lose nothing by asking. Just know that a financing offer through Cherry or PatientFi makes a large package feel smaller per month without changing what it costs. Our guide to how much a GLP-1 costs without insurance gives you a benchmark to bring to the appointment.

Pregnancy, nursing and the postpartum months

RegenCen's GLP-1 pages don't address pregnancy, breastfeeding or postpartum timing. Its focus is perimenopause and menopause, so it may simply not come up — but if you are still in the years when it could, say so at the consult and talk with your own OB. Our guides to what to tell your OB before starting a GLP-1 and GLP-1s and birth control cover the questions.

Who it suits, and who it doesn't

RegenCen fits a mother in Michigan or Florida, in perimenopause or menopause, who wants one clinic to manage her hormones and a GLP-1 together, with labs and the option of walking into an office. See perimenopause, appetite and GLP-1s for the background.

It fits less well if you live elsewhere, want to compare a price before booking, or don't want vitamin and NAD+ shots bundled into your plan. Programs that publish a medication price include CoreAge Rx, a partner, at $99 a month for semaglutide, and MadeMed, also a partner, at $239 a month — compare more in our cheapest GLP-1 programs.

Questions to ask at the free consult

• What does the GLP-1 cost on its own, without NAD+ or B Fit+?
• What does each program cost in total, and what is the cash price if I don't finance it?
• After the four-month or eight-week program ends, what does the maintenance plan cost each month?
• Are the labs included in the program price?
• Is the semaglutide or tirzepatide compounded or brand-name?

The catches

• No price is published for any program or medication
• Michigan and Florida only
• Packages bundle NAD+ and vitamin shots with the GLP-1
• Programs run eight weeks or four months, so the ongoing cost is a separate question
• No insurance billing for weight-loss treatment
• No stated position on pregnancy, breastfeeding or postpartum timing

The bottom line

RegenCen offers what most online programs can't: an office you can visit, labs and hormone testing up front, and menopause care under the same roof. The cost of that is a price you only learn in person, inside packages that include extras the medication doesn't need. Use the free consult to get the medication-only price and the maintenance price in writing, then decide.