River Oaks Beauty and Weight Loss Center
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River Oaks Beauty and Weight Loss Center at 510 Waugh Dr in Houston pairs medical weight loss with a deep menu of aesthetic and hormone services, and the River Oaks location was established in 2011. One detail sets it apart from most cash-pay clinics in this directory: the site states, "we accept insurance for medication coverage." That is worth verifying, because it could meaningfully change what your weight loss medication costs.
On weight loss, the clinic offers medically supervised programs and names a long list of options: semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy), tirzepatide (Mounjaro, Zepbound), HCG programs, and older prescription appetite medications including phentermine, phendimetrazine, Tenuate, Didrex, Contrave, and Qsymia. It also treats hypothyroidism, offers bioidentical hormone and low-testosterone therapy, and provides vitamin and antioxidant shots. The aesthetic side is extensive, with Botox, Dysport, Xeomin, and Jeuveau; cosmetic fillers; PRP/PRF facial and hair restoration; PDO threads; microneedling with radiofrequency; laser hair removal, vein, and skin resurfacing treatments; body sculpting with TruSculpt 3D and Zerona; BBL/IPL photofacials; and Hydrafacial.
The named clinician is Dr. Saghy Motamedy. Note that her specific medical credential is not printed on the site: only the "Dr." title and a "board certified in aesthetic" prose claim appear, with no MD or DO after her name, so if that matters to you, ask directly. Three staff members, Ensi, Hetal, and Negar, are listed by first name only, without titles or credentials.
A couple of things to keep in mind. The website covers two commonly owned locations, River Oaks and Bellaire, and only the River Oaks address and the 2011 founding are specific to this listing; the services, medications, staff, and insurance statement describe the shared practice, so confirm what is available at River Oaks specifically. The insurance line also appears under "Medical Supervised Weight Loss," so it may apply mainly to weight loss medication rather than to every service, another good reason to verify.
The gaps: despite the large menu, no dollar prices appear on the pages we reviewed, and there is no stated consultation fee, so pricing is a phone-call question. Hours are not published, so call to learn when they are open. Telehealth is not mentioned.
For a weight loss searcher, the combination of a long medication list, a supervising doctor, and possible insurance coverage for medication makes this worth a call. Lead with two questions: what the program costs out of pocket after any insurance, and exactly what your monthly fee includes.
Sources: loseweightgainbeauty.com.