Comparison · Medical Weight Loss · Marietta, GA
5 medical weight loss clinics near Marietta, GA (2026)
All five options below run a real medical weight loss program with GLP-1 medications. The differences that actually matter are what's published upfront: who prescribes, which medication you'd be on, what the consultation costs, and whether pricing is public or only revealed after you book. Majspa is the only one of the five with published starting prices ($199–$399/month by medication) and the only one offering retatrutide alongside semaglutide and tirzepatide.
Five real medical weight loss providers near Marietta — compared on pricing transparency, named medications, and who's actually doing the prescribing.
By the Majspa team — Majspa Medspa & Aesthetics, Marietta, GA. .
Disclosure: we run Majspa, so yes, it's included on this list. The other four are genuine, currently operating medical weight loss providers in the Atlanta metro. Every fact below about them was pulled directly from their own websites on the publish date above — not a phone call — so treat pricing and program specifics as a starting point and confirm directly before booking anywhere. Services and pricing change.
You've done the calorie app. You've done the 5am walks. The scale moved for six weeks, then stopped, and now you're typing "medical weight loss clinic near me" into Google at 11pm wondering which of the local options is actually worth calling.
The good news: medical weight loss with GLP-1 medications is now offered by several real, credentialed providers around Marietta and metro Atlanta — this isn't a case of hunting for the one clinic that actually does it. The harder part is that almost none of them publish pricing, so you can't compare options without booking a consultation at each one first. This is a straight comparison of what's actually published: who prescribes, which medications are named, what the consult costs, and where pricing is (or isn't) public.
How do these 5 medical weight loss clinics near Marietta actually compare?
All five run genuine medical weight loss programs with GLP-1 medications, and three of the five are led directly by a physician (Majspa, REAL Weight Loss & Wellness, and Mojo Vitality). Where they differ is transparency and specifics: Majspa is the only one that publishes exact starting prices by medication, and the only one offering retatrutide in addition to semaglutide and tirzepatide. The other four keep pricing private until consultation, which is normal in this market but means you can't comparison-shop without booking a call or visit at each one.
The 5 medical weight loss options (compared)
| Clinic | Prescriber | Named medications | Consult | Pricing published? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Majspa (Marietta) | Physician — Dr. Nokuthula Msimanga, MD | Semaglutide, tirzepatide, retatrutide | Free | Yes — $199–$399/mo by medication |
| Anytime Clinic (Powder Springs) | Nurse practitioner — Rekha Umoh, FNP | Not named on site ("weight loss injections") | $130 (first visit + labs) | No exact price; site claims to beat competitor pricing |
| REAL Weight Loss & Wellness (Atlanta/Buckhead) | Physician, Obesity Medicine board-certified — Dr. Jada Moore-Ruffin, MD | Semaglutide/Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound | Free | Not published |
| ReBalance Health & Body Clinic (Marietta) | Not specified — "licensed healthcare providers" | Semaglutide, tirzepatide | Free | Not published |
| Mojo Vitality (East Cobb/Marietta) | Physician — Dr. James Cullison, MD | GLP-1 mentioned, specific drug not named on site | Not stated on site | Not published |
1. Majspa (Marietta) — the only one with published starting pricing
Physician-led by Dr. Nokuthula Msimanga, MD, offering the widest medication range on this list: semaglutide, tirzepatide, and retatrutide, each with a published starting price ($199, $299, and $399 a month respectively). The consultation is free, matching most of the alternatives below, and Majspa remains the only one of the five that publishes its starting price by medication before you ever book.
2. Anytime Clinic (Powder Springs) — nurse-practitioner-led, broader clinic model
Anytime Clinic is led by Rekha Umoh, a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and Geriatric Practitioner, and operates as a broader walk-in-style clinic — urgent care, primary care, hormone therapy, and IV therapy alongside weight loss. Their site doesn't name a specific GLP-1 medication, referring generally to "weight loss injections," and advertises a free MIC injection for first-time weight-loss patients plus a claim to beat competitor pricing. First visit plus labs is listed at $130. Worth a call if you want to confirm exactly which medication they prescribe before booking.
3. REAL Weight Loss & Wellness (Atlanta/Buckhead) — the most specialized physician credential on this list
Led by Dr. Jada Moore-Ruffin, MD, who is double board-certified in Family Medicine and Obesity Medicine specifically — a more specialized credential for weight management than any other provider on this list, including Majspa. REAL names branded GLP-1 medications (Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound) plus generics, offers a free consultation, and takes a broader "holistic" approach including nutrition and hormone coaching. The tradeoff is distance: their location is in Atlanta's Buckhead area, farther from Marietta than the other four options here. Pricing isn't published; they discuss coverage and payment plans at consultation.
4. ReBalance Health & Body Clinic (Marietta) — closest competitor, GLP-1-specific
Based on Lower Roswell Road in Marietta, ReBalance explicitly names semaglutide and tirzepatide and adds a genuine differentiator: 3D body composition analysis using STYKU imaging technology, paired with personalized nutrition strategy. They advertise "transparent costs with no hidden fees" but, like most providers here, don't publish actual numbers — pricing is self-pay with CareCredit and Denefits financing available. Their site describes "licensed healthcare providers specializing in weight management" without specifying physician vs. nurse-practitioner-level prescribing, which is worth asking about directly.
5. Mojo Vitality (East Cobb/Marietta) — physician-led, broader wellness focus
Led by Dr. James Cullison, MD, on Village Trace in the East Cobb/Marietta area. Mojo Vitality mentions GLP-1 medications as part of a broader women's-health-focused practice that also covers hormone therapy, menopause care, peptide therapy, and testosterone therapy. Their site doesn't name a specific GLP-1 drug or publish pricing for the weight loss program, and doesn't state whether the initial consultation carries a fee — worth confirming when you call.
How to tell if a medical weight loss program is actually legitimate
All five providers above appear to run genuine programs, but that doesn't mean every clinic you'll find searching "medical weight loss near me" does. Use this framework — it answers "do I qualify for medical weight loss" better than any single clinic's marketing page will.
| What to check | What a real program does | Red flag |
|---|---|---|
| Who prescribes | A licensed physician or nurse practitioner reviews your history before prescribing | Anyone hands you a pen and a vial with no intake questions |
| Lab work | Baseline labs or at minimum a real health history before dosing | No screening at all, just a credit card form |
| Medication source | FDA-approved semaglutide or tirzepatide, or clearly disclosed compounded alternative | Vague "proprietary blend," no drug name given |
| Follow-up | Scheduled check-ins as your dose titrates up | One injection, see you next month, no monitoring |
| Side-effect plan | Clear answers on nausea, GI symptoms, and when to call | Shrugs, or "everyone tolerates it fine" |
| Pricing | Willing to give you a real number, even if only at consultation | Dodges the question or won't quote a price range at all |
If a clinic can't answer these plainly on the phone, that's your answer regardless of how nice the lobby looks.
Where Majspa fits
Majspa's medical weight loss program uses the same class of GLP-1 medications as the other four providers here, under physician supervision. What's different is transparency: starting pricing is published by medication, and retatrutide is available as a third option alongside semaglutide and tirzepatide — something none of the other four name on their sites.
| Medication | Starting price |
|---|---|
| Semaglutide | $199/mo |
| Tirzepatide | $299/mo |
| Retatrutide | $399/mo |
All three increase from those starting points based on dose, and the initial consultation is free. That puts Majspa's consult on par with REAL Weight Loss and ReBalance, while still being the only one of the five to publish exact starting pricing by medication before you ever book.
The bottom line
Medical weight loss is a real, available option from multiple credentialed providers near Marietta now — the question isn't "does anyone actually do this" anymore, it's which combination of prescriber, medication, price transparency, and consultation cost fits what you want. If published pricing and a third medication option (retatrutide) matter to you, Majspa is built around that. If a specialized Obesity Medicine credential or a free consult matters more, REAL Weight Loss and ReBalance are worth calling too. Ask the same five or six questions at each one and the right fit gets obvious fast.
Before you book anywhere, it's worth reading up on what a physician-supervised medical weight loss program actually involves, and if you're already comparing providers for other treatments, our breakdowns of Botox pricing in Marietta and hair restoration options cover the same "who actually does this well locally" ground. If you're ready to talk specifics, book a consult with Majspa and ask about the GLP-1 program directly.
FAQ
Is medical weight loss covered by insurance?
Usually not, at least not fully. Most insurance plans classify GLP-1 medications like semaglutide as a weight loss drug rather than a treatment for a covered condition, even though the same drug is covered for diabetes under a different brand name. Some plans partially cover it if you have a qualifying diagnosis. Check with your insurer directly and ask specifically about weight management coverage, not just prescription coverage.
Is medical weight loss safe?
Under medical supervision, GLP-1 medications have a solid safety record for most healthy adults, with nausea and GI symptoms as the most common side effects. It's not risk-free, and it's not right for everyone — people with certain thyroid or pancreatic conditions should avoid it. Safety depends heavily on proper screening, dosing, and follow-up, which is exactly why supervision matters more than the injection itself.
What does medical weight loss before and after actually look like?
Results vary a lot by starting weight, dose, and how consistently the program is followed, but clinical trials for semaglutide and tirzepatide generally show 10 to 20 percent body weight loss over roughly a year. Before-and-after photos you see online are individual results, not guarantees. Ask any clinic for realistic timelines based on your specific starting point, not their best-case marketing photo.
Do I qualify for medical weight loss?
Most programs use a BMI threshold (often 27+ with a related health condition, or 30+ without one) as a starting point, but a real intake goes beyond BMI alone, looking at your health history, prior weight loss attempts, and any conditions that might rule out GLP-1 medications. The only way to know for sure is a real consultation, not a quiz on a website.
How do I compare medical weight loss clinics near Marietta?
Ask each clinic directly: who prescribes (a physician vs. a nurse practitioner), which specific medication you'd be on, whether pricing is published or only revealed at consultation, what the consultation costs, and what follow-up looks like as your dose changes. Several real, credentialed medical weight loss providers now operate near Marietta, so the useful comparison is on these specifics, not on whether a program exists at all.
How much does medical weight loss cost per month?
Pricing varies a lot by clinic, medication, and dose, and most local providers don't publish exact numbers online — you find out at a consultation. Majspa is the exception: the program starts at $199 a month for semaglutide, $299 for tirzepatide, or $399 for retatrutide, with a free consultation to start and all three increasing from there based on dose. Compare that starting point against whatever quote you get elsewhere before committing.
Talk to Majspa about the GLP-1 program
Book a free consultation, review your history, and find out which medication and dose fit your goals and budget.