Skinny shots & weight-loss injections in Winston-Salem, NC.
27 clinicians in the federal NPI registry near Winston-Salem, NC. Ask each office whether it prescribes a GLP-1 medication. A listing marked Affiliated is a practice our operator, C1V, manages.
Looking for one medication? See Ozempic in Winston-Salem, Wegovy in Winston-Salem, Mounjaro in Winston-Salem, or Zepbound in Winston-Salem.
NPI registry listings
- endocrinology / diabetes
- 3
- family medicine
- 14
- internal medicine
- 10
Every listing comes from the federal NPI registry. A listing marked Affiliated is a practice our operator, C1V, manages.
Physicians near Winston-Salem, NC to ask about skinny shots
How this list is built: clinicians from the federal NPI registry (NPPES), mostly physicians plus some nurse practitioners and physician assistants, whose primary specialty fits weight care and whose registry record lists an address in Winston-Salem, NC. The registry does not confirm who prescribes GLP-1 medications, who is taking new patients, or which insurance an office accepts.
Skinny shots in Winston-Salem, NC: what is in the syringe
“Skinny shot” is a marketing name for two different injections. Many med spas mean a lipotropic shot: B12 with amino acids such as methionine, inositol, and choline, sold as MIC. No large trial shows those cause meaningful weight loss, and the NIH B12 fact sheet notes extra B12 does nothing once your levels are normal.
The other meaning is a prescription GLP-1 such as Wegovy or Zepbound. In STEP-1, people on semaglutide lost 14.9% of body weight over 68 weeks. Before you pay, ask which drug is in the shot and who prescribes it. The clinicians below come from the federal NPI registry.
Community health · CDC
Weight & metabolic health in Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem, North Carolina has a population of 249,545 people. The adult obesity rate in Winston-Salem is an age-adjusted estimate of 43.3%, 8.8 percentage points above the North Carolina state rate of 34.5%. Diagnosed diabetes reaches 12.3% of adults in Winston-Salem. Inactivity, meaning no leisure-time physical activity reported in the past month, affects 27.1% of adults in Winston-Salem.
- of Winston-Salem adults have obesity
- 43.3%
- diagnosed diabetes
- 12.3%
- no regular physical activity
- 27.1%
Age-adjusted estimates for Winston-Salem, community figures, not individual risk. CDC PLACES, 2025 release.
Getting healthier on a GLP-1 takes movement and food as much as the prescription. The local businesses below can help with both in Winston-Salem, NC.
Running clubs, walking clubs, yoga studios and meditation centers near Winston-Salem, NC
Yoga and meditation studios help with mobility, sleep, and the stress that drives eating. Clubs are free, regular movement.
Fitness clubs and recreation centers near Winston-Salem, NC
Fitness clubs and recreation centers run classes and pools, an easier start than a weight room.
Medicaid in North Carolina covers GLP-1s for weight loss (prior authorization typical) (as of April 2026). Employer and private plans vary. Coverage details.
Questions about skinny shots & weight-loss injections in Winston-Salem, NC
Where can I get skinny shots in Winston-Salem, NC?
Lipotropic and B12 "skinny shots" are not FDA-approved for weight loss. FDA-approved GLP-1 medicines for weight management include Wegovy and Zepbound. They need a prescription from a North Carolina-licensed clinician who evaluates you. The 27 clinicians listed above come from the federal NPI registry. Ask each office what it prescribes.
Is a skinny shot the same as Ozempic?
Not always. "Skinny shot" is a marketing name for two different injections. One is a lipotropic or B12 shot, often labeled MIC, which no large trial shows causes meaningful weight loss. The other is a prescription GLP-1 such as Wegovy or Zepbound. Ozempic is semaglutide, approved for type 2 diabetes. When an office in Winston-Salem, NC offers a skinny shot, ask which drug is in it and who prescribes it.
How much do skinny shots cost in Winston-Salem, NC?
Lipotropic and B12 shots are priced by each office in Winston-Salem, NC, so ask for the all-in monthly price. For the prescription GLP-1s: Without insurance, Novo Nordisk lists Ozempic at $1,027.51 a month and Wegovy at $1,349.02. Its self-pay pens cost $349 a month for most doses, $499 for Ozempic 2 mg and $399 for Wegovy 7.2 mg. With commercial insurance and the savings card some people pay as little as $25. Prices checked October 3, 2026. Office visit fees are set by each practice, so ask before you book.
Sources: Ozempic list price, Novo Nordisk Pricing, Wegovy list price, Novo Nordisk Pricing, Ozempic savings and self-pay prices, Wegovy savings and self-pay prices.
Do you need a prescription for skinny shots in Winston-Salem, NC?
Yes. Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and Zepbound all require a prescription from a licensed North Carolina clinician. There is no legal over-the-counter GLP-1. The FDA advises patients to get a prescription from their doctor and fill it at a state-licensed pharmacy.
Medication pages for Winston-Salem, NC
Across North Carolina: Ozempic in North Carolina · Wegovy in North Carolina · Mounjaro in North Carolina · Zepbound in North Carolina · Semaglutide in North Carolina · Tirzepatide in North Carolina
GLPHelper is an information and provider-matching service operated by C1V Technologies Inc. It is not a medical provider and does not give medical advice. Listings do not imply endorsement. Talk to a licensed clinician about whether GLP-1 therapy is right for you.