Weight & Metabolic Care in Miami
A medical plan for weight, not a willpower test.
Weight care at Naiva starts with labs and a conversation about your goals. From there, a clinician builds a plan and adjusts it at every check-in.
Visit
Consultation and blood draw
Labs
Metabolic baseline before anything is prescribed
First change
A plan built on your numbers
Cadence
Regular check-ins with your clinician
Weight is more than effort
Appetite and fullness signals, insulin sensitivity, sleep, stress, hormones and some medications all influence how the body holds weight. When one of them shifts, the same effort stops producing the same result. That is a measurement question, not a character question.
A direct approach
Naiva's approach is direct: assess first, prescribe only what is indicated, measure, adjust. Labs come before any prescription. Nutrition and activity guidance fit the life you actually have. Where medication is appropriate, it is one tool inside the plan, never the whole plan. And weight care connects to the rest of your care, so hormones, labs and any aesthetic work are planned together.
The people you'll see
Danielle and Rosie, our nurse practitioners, under Medical Director oversight
Who it suits
- Adults whose weight has stopped responding to consistent effort
- People with metabolic markers, such as glucose or lipids, they want to see move
- People who want the drivers measured before choosing an approach
- Anyone who prefers a steady, monitored plan over a quick fix
Not suited for: anyone pregnant or breastfeeding, or looking for a quick change before an event.
Often paired with
Credentials
Every treatment is performed by a licensed provider under Medical Director oversight, with clear protocols.
Standards
Results
A clinician screens every patient before any treatment. Results vary by individual.
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Confirmed with your clinician
Questions patients ask
Answers from the clinical team, in the order they tend to be asked. Anything specific to you is confirmed at consultation.
Ask your own question →Do I have to take medication?
No. Medication is one option a clinician may consider when the assessment supports it. Patients who are not candidates, or who would rather not use it, follow the same plan with nutrition, activity and regular check-ins as the main tools.
How does weight connect to hormones?
Closely. Changes in estrogen, progesterone, testosterone and cortisol can affect appetite, sleep and where the body stores fat. When symptoms suggest a hormone component, a hormone panel is added to your labs and your clinician plans both together.
Can I combine weight care with body contouring?
Yes, and many patients do once their weight is stable. Your clinician sequences the two in one plan so each supports the other.
Who will I see?
Danielle and Rosie, our nurse practitioners, under Medical Director oversight Your clinician follows your plan from the first visit onward.