Women's Weight Loss
GLP-1 / GIP weight loss medication protocols designed around women's metabolic and hormonal context — prescribed with oversight that accounts for the full picture.
Weight loss medication efficacy is well-established in women
Eros MD for women — weight management, hair restoration, skincare, and hormone support. Treated as specialty medicine, not rebranded for a different audience. Every plan built around your physiology and your physician.

about women's health

Most digital health platforms built for women are either adjacent-to-wellness products with medical claims, or direct-to-consumer versions of the men's playbook — rebranded. Neither approach fits women's actual clinical needs, where hormonal context, life-stage transitions, and metabolic nuance matter at every turn.
Eros MD treats women's health as specialty medicine. Weight loss protocols account for metabolic and hormonal differences. Hair-loss protocols account for iron, thyroid, and estrogen context. Menopause and perimenopause get physician-led HRT — not vague supplement claims.
Every treatment plan starts with a licensed physician reviewing your intake personally. Labs when appropriate. Ongoing provider access as standard, not premium. It's how specialty care should actually work.
what we treat
Four programs built specifically for women — each with a licensed physician evaluating your hormonal, metabolic, and clinical picture before prescribing.
GLP-1 / GIP weight loss medication protocols designed around women's metabolic and hormonal context — prescribed with oversight that accounts for the full picture.
Weight loss medication efficacy is well-established in women
Women's hair loss has different drivers than men's — iron, thyroid, androgen excess, post-partum shifts. Our protocols evaluate the real underlying causes before prescribing.
Physician-led HRT across the full menopausal transition — progesterone-first perimenopause protocols and full HRT for menopause. Evidence-based, not dismissed.
Prescription-grade skincare — tretinoin, custom compound formulations for hormonal acne, pigmentation, and post-partum changes. Rx-grade, physician-formulated.
life-stage comparison
Perimenopause
Menopause
Feature
Stage
Hormonal Pattern
Common Symptoms
First-Line Treatment
Typical Age Range
Perimenopause
Transition leading into menopause
Fluctuating estrogen and progesterone, cycles still present
Sleep disruption, mood shifts, irregular periods, brain fog
Progesterone-first protocols, targeted symptom care
Mid-30s through late 40s
Menopause
12+ months without a period
Sustained low estrogen and progesterone
Hot flashes, vaginal dryness, bone-density loss, fatigue
Full HRT — estrogen with progesterone for those with a uterus
45 through 55 typically
how we work
Women's clinical context — iron status, thyroid, reproductive hormones, life-stage shifts — has to be part of the evaluation. Platforms that skip that layer are offering you the men's protocol with a different brand color.
Eros MD's women's programs include: physician evaluation at intake, labs through your local lab network when indicated, protocols built around your specific hormonal and metabolic picture, and ongoing provider access for monitoring and adjustment.
Estrogen, progesterone, and thyroid status change everything about how to treat weight, hair, skin, and fatigue. We evaluate the system.
Perimenopausal and post-partum contexts require different protocols than someone in stable reproductive years. Your care reflects where you are.
Licensed physicians, real labs when needed, dose adjustment over time. Specialty medicine online — not a telehealth-lite experience.
Questions worth asking
Yes. The underlying medications (GLP-1 agonists) are the same, but dosing considerations, hormonal context, and monitoring differ. A women's program accounts for metabolic, thyroid, and reproductive-hormone factors that affect how you respond.
When symptoms begin to meaningfully affect quality of life. HRT works best when started earlier in the transition rather than years after — progesterone-first perimenopause protocols can be appropriate well before official menopause. A physician evaluation makes the call.
Women's hair loss has a wider set of potential drivers — iron deficiency, thyroid imbalance, androgen excess, post-partum changes, and hormonal shifts. Treating it without evaluating those causes is why many women see poor results from generic OTC approaches.
We're licensed in the states listed in our telehealth availability. Your intake will confirm coverage in your state — if we can't serve you yet, we'll let you know up front.
Labs are required when they are clinically appropriate — hormone therapy typically requires baseline and follow-up labs; weight-loss programs may or may not depending on your history. Your provider orders labs through your local network when needed.
All care is HIPAA-protected. Billing is discreet, packaging is unmarked, and our data practices meet Washington My Health My Data Act, Nevada SB 370, and Connecticut SB 3 requirements for consumer health data.
learn more
Physician-reviewed guides across the women's health spectrum — menopause, hormonal fatigue, weight management, and hair restoration.