Semaglutide Against Tirzepatide for Weight Loss
Semaglutide and tirzepatide are the two options set side by side here. Which one suits a person is a question for a prescriber who knows that person's history, so this page compares where a St. Augustine reader can take that question rather than the medications themselves.
How the providers are ordered
We order providers by Google rating, highest first, which places New Beauty Company first. The top two share a rating but not a review count: a 5 rating across 332 reviews for New Beauty Company against a 5 rating across 173 reviews for Aesthetic Studio. The table covers the first four places in the order.
The first four places side by side
| Provider | Google Maps category | Place in the Google rating order |
|---|---|---|
| New Beauty Company | Medical spa | First |
| Aesthetic Studio | Skin care clinic | Second |
| A New You Aesthetics & Weight Loss | Medical spa | Third |
| About Face Aesthetics | Medical spa | Fourth |
Aesthetic Studio, A New You and About Face
Aesthetic Studio is second, and Google Maps files it under Skin care clinic, which is a different label from the Medical spa on the other rows.
A New You Aesthetics & Weight Loss shows a 5 rating across 120 reviews. Its name mentions weight loss, but its listing does not say which medication it uses, so ask.
About Face Aesthetics shows a 5 rating across 66 reviews and has the smallest review base of the four.
Two questions to put to any clinic
- Who prescribes, and can you speak with that person before you commit?
- How do you reach the clinic if something feels wrong after a dose?
For background before you call, read the NIDDK page on prescription medications to treat overweight and obesity, the MedlinePlus drug information on semaglutide injection and the CDC overview of healthy weight and growth.
Calling two or three of these places
Pick two or three places from the table and call each with the questions above. Ratings help you shortlist, and they stop being useful once your own symptoms are the question. Any symptom that worries you ends the comparison, so call a clinician instead of reading further.