GLP-1 Microdosing

Inflammation Is at the Core of What We Do

At Turner Dermatology, we go beyond skin deep. As dermatologists, we are specialists in inflammation and inflammatory skin conditions, and we recognize the powerful connection between metabolic health and chronic skin disease. GLP-1 medications originally developed
for diabetes and weight management also reduce systemic inflammation, offering benefits for not just your skin, but your overall health and well-being.

Deep, Trust-Based Patient Relationships

We believe great care begins with great communication. That’s why we spend time getting to know each patient not just their symptoms, but their goals, concerns, and lifestyle. Our long-term relationships mean we can provide continuity of care, closely monitor treatment
response, and make thoughtful adjustments to ensure optimal results from GLP-1 therapies. We believe in the power of face-to-face care you deserve more than an anonymous online platform. You deserve in-person, quality care from our expert physicians.

Safe, Customized Protocols Designed In-House

Your safety is our top priority. We’ve developed our own evidence-informed, physician-designed protocols for GLP-1 prescription and monitoring. These protocols are not off-the-shelf—they’re built around our clinical experience, tailored to individual patient needs, and continuously refined with the latest scientific research. From baseline evaluations to ongoing check-ins, we take every step to ensure your treatment is safe, effective, and personalized. These are the protocols that we would use on ourselves, and that’s the care that we know you, as our patients, deserve.

Ready to explore whether GLP-1 therapy is right for you?

Contact us today to schedule a consultation and learn how our integrative dermatologic care can support your journey toward better health inside and out.

Please note: you are not eligible for our program if you:

● Have a personal history of thyroid cancer
● A personal or family history of Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia syndrome
● Type 1 or 2 diabetes
● Are currently pregnant or actively trying to conceive
● Are not under the active care of a primary care physician