FAQ’s

Q. What kind of weight loss results can I expect?

A. Weight loss varies based on a variety of factors; however patients should expect to lose between 2-4 pounds per week, or about 2% of their body weight each week.

Q. What medication is prescribed on the Figure Weight Loss Program?

A. Our physicians will prescribe an appetite suppressant that will both increase your energy and reduce your hunger. Our medications are both FDA approved and safe. All medications are prescribed under careful physician supervision.

Q. How many meals are recommended a day?

A. We recommend having between 6-7 small meals a day. Smaller portions of healthy food throughout the day will both help with energy and weight loss.

Q. How much does the program cost?

A. The average Figure Weight Loss patient pays from $89-$99 per month for the complete program. This includes office visit and prescription medication. Figure Weight Loss offers incentives for losing weight and for referring a friend. See the incentive information for details.

Q. Do you offer a military discount?

A. Yes, we offer a $10 additional discount for all active and retired military personnel.

Q. Is there a long term commitment with your program?

A. No, our program does not set a minimum on the number of visits.

Q. How long will I be on the program?

A. It depends on your individual factors and weight loss goals, but most patients participate in the program for 2-4 months.

Q. What medical experience do your doctors have?

A. Dr. Greg Weckenbrock, our Medical Director is a board certified Family Physician and a diplomat of the American Academy of Family Physicians. He has been in private family practice in the Cincinnati, NKY Tri-State area for 26 years.

Dr. Robert Grober obtained his medical degree from George Washington University School of Medicine in 1982. He has practiced family and emergency medicine in the tri-state for the last 30 years. His patients overall health and wellness, through maintaining a healthy weight, has been a strong part of Dr. Grober’s “prescription” throughout his career.

Dr. Ryan Woods obtained his medical degree from the University of Kentucky, College of Medicine in 2007. He specializes in emergency medicine at St. Elizabeth Hospital along with aiding his patients at Figure Weight Loss in their weight loss journey.

Q. What else can I do to achieve my weight loss goals?

A. Follow the Doctor’s recommendations: eat smart; maintain an active lifestyle and DRINK PLENTY OF WATER. A well hydrated body very is important when losing weight. For the average person, at least 64 ounces of water is recommended daily. This is necessary to flush toxins from your body that are released as a result of weight loss.

Q. What are your hours of operation?

A. Convenient office hours listed below:

Mon: 8:30am-4:30pm
Tues: 8:30am-7:00pm
Wed: Office open for phone calls only
Thu: 8:30am-7:00pm
Fri: 8:30am-4:00pm
Sat: 8:30am-1:00pm
Sun: Closed

Q. What does BMI mean?

A. BMI (Body Mass Index) is a standardized mathematical equation that relates your weight to your height. BMI provides a reliable indicator of body fat percentage and is used in conjunction with federal guidelines to determine if you qualify for our program.