Care that goesbeyond appearance.

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Choose a treatment and begin an online intake. A licensed provider reviews your health history and determines whether treatment is medically appropriate.

Weight loss

Energy & longevity

Skin & recovery

Women's health

Starting an intake does not guarantee a prescription. The licensed provider reviewing your information makes all clinical and prescribing decisions.

The process

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Choose a treatment
Choose the option you want to explore.
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Complete your intake
Share your health history, medications, symptoms, and treatment goals online.
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Provider review
A licensed provider reviews every intake. If treatment is not appropriate, you pay nothing.
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Ongoing care
Your clinician reviews your response and adjusts your treatment over time.

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The Edit is a clinician-led telehealth practice offering personalized prescription care across weight management, hormone health, energy and longevity, and skin recovery.

Every intake is reviewed by a licensed provider, who independently determines whether treatment is appropriate. When prescribed, medication is dispensed by a licensed U.S. pharmacy and supported through ongoing online care.

Beyond Appearance remains your in-person skincare and wellness team in Dallas. The Edit provides the secure online clinical pathway for the treatments offered on this page.

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Weight lossTirzepatideGLP-1 + GIP injectionis a dual-action medication that works with two hormones your body produces naturally, GLP-1 and GIP, involved in appetite regulation, blood sugar, and metabolism. A clinically supervised tirzepatide protocol is prescribed and dosed by a licensed medical provider.Both are once-weekly injections that quiet appetite. Semaglutide works on the single GLP-1 pathway; tirzepatide acts on GLP-1 and GIP together. Your clinician recommends the option that fits your health history and goals. Compare them side by side below.Meaningful, clinician-guided weight loss, less appetite and fewer cravings, steadier blood sugar, and a metabolic reset that's easier to sustain than diets built on willpower alone.Nausea, reduced appetite, or digestive changes are common, especially as your dose steps up. Your clinician reviews your health history before prescribing.

Weight lossSemaglutideGLP-1 injectionis a GLP-1 medication that works with a hormone your body produces naturally, involved in appetite regulation and metabolism. A well-established option for weight management, prescribed and dosed by a licensed medical provider.Both are once-weekly injections that quiet appetite. Semaglutide works on the single GLP-1 pathway with a long, well-documented history; tirzepatide acts on GLP-1 and GIP together. Your clinician recommends the option that fits your health history and goals. Compare them side by side below.Meaningful, clinician-guided weight loss, less appetite and fewer cravings, steadier blood sugar, and a metabolic reset that's easier to sustain than diets built on willpower alone.Nausea, reduced appetite, or digestive changes are common, especially as your dose steps up. Your clinician reviews your health history before prescribing.

Energy & longevityNAD+Cellular energy and repairis a coenzyme in every cell that supports energy metabolism, DNA repair, and healthy aging. As levels fall with age and stress, restoring them supports energy, mental clarity, and resilience.NAD+ is a coenzyme that fuels how your cells produce energy and repair their own DNA. Restoring it gives the systems tied to aging more of the raw material they run on.Steadier daily energy, faster recovery, sharper focus, and support for healthy aging at the cellular level.Mild flushing or nausea can occur, and soreness at the injection site is possible. Your clinician reviews your health history before prescribing.

Energy & longevitySermorelinRecovery & sleep peptidesignals your body to release its own growth hormone, the way it did when you were younger. That signal fades with age. Restoring it supports deeper sleep, faster recovery, and lean muscle.Sermorelin mimics the messenger your brain uses to tell the pituitary gland to release growth hormone. Your body continues making its own growth hormone in natural pulses, with a stronger signal.Deeper, more restorative sleep, faster recovery from training and long days, and support for lean muscle, body composition, and skin over time.Redness or soreness at the injection site is most common. Flushing or headache can occur. Your clinician reviews your health history before prescribing.

Skin & recoveryGlutathioneAntioxidant injectionis an antioxidant in every cell that supports oxidative balance, detoxification, and healthy aging. As levels fall with age and stress, restoring them supports recovery and cellular resilience.Glutathione is a molecule your cells produce to defend against oxidative stress. It is often called the body's master antioxidant because many antioxidant defenses depend on it.It neutralizes free radicals, supports how your liver clears everyday toxins, and regenerates vitamins C and E so your broader antioxidant defenses keep working.If you're pregnant, nursing, or managing a serious medical condition, your clinician will determine whether treatment is appropriate. Glutathione is not a skin-bleaching agent or a substitute for sun protection.

Skin & recoveryGHK-CuCopper peptide creamis a copper peptide your skin uses to build collagen and repair itself. Levels drop sharply with age. Applied topically, it supports firmer skin, smoother texture, and overall skin renewal.GHK-Cu is a small peptide bound to copper that your skin uses to signal repair, including collagen and elastin production. A prescription topical concentrates that signal where it is applied.Firmer, smoother skin, softened fine lines, skin renewal, and support for skin recovering from procedures like microneedling or laser.Do not use it on broken or infected skin or if you have a copper allergy. If you are pregnant or nursing, your clinician will determine whether it is appropriate.

Women's healthEstradiolEstrogenis a form of estrogen, the hormone that declines through perimenopause and menopause. A compounded estradiol protocol is prescribed and dosed by a licensed provider, in the form that fits you: transdermal patch, daily gel, oral tablet, or vaginal cream.Estradiol replaces the estrogen your body is making less of, addressing the source of many symptoms rather than masking them one at a time. A licensed provider chooses the form and dose for you and adjusts it over time.Estradiol replaces the estrogen your body makes less of during the menopause transition. Your provider selects the delivery and dose, and adjusts over time based on how you feel.Estrogen is not appropriate for everyone. A history of certain cancers, blood clots, liver disease, or unexplained bleeding may rule it out. Your provider screens for this before prescribing.

Women's healthProgesteroneMicronized progesteroneis often prescribed alongside estrogen to keep a hormone therapy protocol balanced. Micronized progesterone is prescribed and dosed by a licensed provider, with a monthly or quarterly supply.Progesterone is commonly included in hormone therapy alongside estrogen. Your provider determines whether it belongs in your protocol based on your symptoms, health history, and treatment plan.Progesterone is commonly paired with estrogen in hormone therapy. Your provider determines whether you need it, and at what dose, based on your history.Progesterone is not appropriate for everyone. Your provider screens your health history before prescribing.

Women's healthBiest 50:50Bi-estrogen topical creamis a compounded blend of two estrogens, estradiol and estriol, in a 50:50 ratio, applied as a topical cream. Available on its own or combined with progesterone. Prescribed and dosed by a licensed provider.Biest combines two estrogens in one topical cream, compounded to your prescription. Your provider sets the strength and can add progesterone when appropriate.Biest is available on its own or as Biest 50:50 with progesterone. Your provider recommends the option that fits your history.Estrogen-containing therapy is not appropriate for everyone. Your provider screens your history before prescribing.