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Weight Loss Management Doctors in Evansville, IN
If you're ready to take control of your weight with a medical team you can trust, we’re here for you. At Allure Wellness Center, our provider-led program offers prescription weight loss medication options when medically appropriate, tailored to your health, lifestyle and goals.
Medications We Offer
Off-label use: Some medications listed here are FDA-approved for other conditions and are prescribed for weight management off-label, when your provider determines it is clinically appropriate. Off-label prescribing is a common and legal medical practice, but the FDA has not approved these medications for weight loss. Your provider will discuss risks, benefits and alternatives with you.
Phentermine + Topiramate
Eligibility determined by clinical evaluation
These medications are prescribed as separate generic components based on individual clinical evaluation. Phentermine and topiramate are not prescribed together as a combined FDA-approved product at this clinic.
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How it works: Combines two medications that reduce appetite and prolong satiety
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What to expect: Changes vary from patient to patient; your provider monitors your progress at regular follow-ups
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Best for: Patients seeking help with appetite control
Why we love it:
Can be used on its own or alongside diet & exercise
Prescribed and monitored by your provider
Part of a plan that includes lifestyle support
Bupropion + Naltrexone
Convenient Oral Option for Adults
These medications are prescribed as separate generic components based on individual clinical evaluation. Bupropion and naltrexone are not prescribed together as a combined FDA-approved product at this clinic.
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How it works: Targets appetite and cravings via brain reward centers
Why we love it:
May help with emotional eating
May help reduce hunger and cravings
No injections — easy-to-take daily pill
Liraglutide (generic)
Eligibility determined by clinical evaluation
FDA-approved for type 2 diabetes. When used for weight management, it is prescribed off-label based on your provider’s clinical judgment.
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How it works: A GLP-1 medication that may help increase fullness and reduce appetite
What to expect: Changes vary from patient to patient; your provider monitors your progress at regular follow-ups
Why we consider it:
Daily injection option
Part of a plan that includes lifestyle support
Monitored by your provider
Advanced Combination Therapy
For some patients, your provider may recommend more than one medication as part of an individualized plan. Any combination is based on a comprehensive clinical evaluation and ongoing monitoring.
*Individual results vary. All combination protocols are prescribed based on a comprehensive clinical evaluation and individualized care plan.
All programs include:
Comprehensive Medical Evaluation
Lifestyle Support & Counseling
Monthly Check-ins + Progress Tracking
Why Choose Allure Wellness Center?
At our office, we tailor weight loss treatments to meet your unique health needs. Our expert team will work closely with you to determine the right solution for your weight loss journey.
Expert Care
Personalized treatment plans designed by experienced medical professionals
Ongoing Support
Continuous guidance, monitoring, and support throughout your journey
Ongoing Monitoring
Regular check-ins to track your progress.
GLP-1 Medication Disclaimer
At Allure Wellness Center, the only GLP-1 medication we carry, dispense and administer on-site is generic liraglutide manufactured by Hikma Pharmaceuticals. This product is FDA-approved for type 2 diabetes; its use for weight management is off-label and prescribed only when your provider determines it is clinically appropriate.
Other GLP-1 medications, including FDA-approved semaglutide and tirzepatide products, are prescribed to the pharmacy of your choice when appropriate. In limited cases, when a provider documents a patient-specific clinical need that an FDA-approved product cannot meet, a compounded GLP-1 medication may be prescribed and prepared by a licensed compounding pharmacy. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. The FDA has not reviewed them for safety, effectiveness or quality, and they are not generic versions of, or the same as, any FDA-approved drug.