Regal Weight Loss
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Regal Weight Loss is a Grand Prairie-based medical weight-loss membership program that has been serving the DFW area since 2016, with the program running the same way whether you come in or do it entirely virtual anywhere in Texas. Membership runs $150 a month, with a 3-month minimum commitment before it switches to month-to-month billing. The first consultation is free with no obligation to enroll, which gives someone a way to ask questions before committing to that minimum term.
That $150 monthly fee is a genuine bundle rather than just a medication cost: it includes complete lab work and a medical evaluation, certified nutritional coaching with a coach named Paris, weekly one-on-one accountability check-ins, 24/7 AI support between visits, member-only resources and monthly specials, and member pricing on prescribed therapies with free shipping. On the medication side, the practice offers GLP-1 therapy without naming a specific drug, lipotropic (MIC) injections, a proprietary "LipoStat Skinny Shot," B12 and vitamin injections, and FDA-approved appetite suppressants — so patients have non-GLP-1 options available too, not just injectable weight-loss drugs.
Dr. Eric Naifeh oversees the medical side and can provide a letter of medical necessity when appropriate for a patient's situation, which can matter for insurance reimbursement or workplace accommodations even though the coaching program itself isn't billed to insurance. Coaching is typically not covered by insurance, but FSA and HSA cards are accepted for payment, which softens the out-of-pocket cost for patients who have either account.
The office is open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9:00am to 5:00pm, and closed Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday.
What isn't published is a cancellation policy for after that 3-month minimum ends. Month-to-month billing follows, but there's no explanation anywhere of how to cancel or whether there's a required notice period once someone's past the initial commitment. The page also references credentials like FNP, PMHNP, and DC generically without tying them to a specific named staff member, so it's not clear from the website alone which of those credentials, if any, belong to Dr. Naifeh, Paris, or someone else on the team — worth asking about directly if provider credentials matter to your decision.
Sources: regalweightloss.com (Grand Prairie page), checked 2026-09-22.