Education only · provider review required

After the intake

What Doctor G Medical can do after your intake

People click Start intake without knowing what happens on the other side. This page lists the clinic's services in Vitrex's own words — evidence-graded, no prices, no promises — so you arrive informed.

Where you go

Vitrex hands you to Doctor G Medical, an independent clinic with a licensed medical director and its own secure patient portal. Vitrex has no financial stake in what happens next and never sees your health information. The intake is free; a provider reviews it and decides whether a conversation is appropriate.

What the clinic offers, in plain terms

If a provider recommends care, these are the areas the clinic works in. Listed so you know what a conversation could involve — not as a menu, and not as a promise that any of it is appropriate for you.

  • Consultations — wellness visits, weight-management consultations, regular medical visits.
  • Metabolic and weight care — evaluation, labs, and approved medicines where appropriate.
  • Hormone therapy — testosterone and menopausal hormone therapy after testing; the clinic also offers pellets and compounded options, which are explained honestly on this site.
  • Peptide-related care — only where a provider considers it appropriate and lawful; the clinic's current list includes sermorelin, tesamorelin, SS-31 and GHK-Cu.
  • Vitamin and injection therapies — B12, vitamin D, vitamin C, B-complex, lipotropic, glutathione, NAD+ and IV infusions.
  • Women's health — gynaecological visits, Pap smears, contraceptive implant and IUD placement.
  • Pain treatments — shockwave therapy and therapeutic injections.
  • Dermatology and aesthetics — botulinum toxin, fillers, biostimulators, threads, microneedling, RF and ultrasound devices, laser, cryolipolysis, hair treatments.
  • Laboratory and diagnostics — blood panels, ultrasound, ECG.

What Vitrex says about each

Every service above has an evidence-graded page on this site — see the approved-vs-research table and the adjacent medicines hub. Where the evidence is thin, the page says so, even for services the clinic offers. That independence is the point of Vitrex.

Costs and next steps

Reading, the intake and the provider's review are free. If care is recommended, the clinic quotes it in writing before anything is charged. How costs work · How the process works · What Vitrex will not do.

General education · Not medical advice · Provider approval required