90 Days on a Personalized Weight Loss Program. Here’s What Changed.

Medicus Aesthetics
October 31, 2025
Clinician measuring a patient’s waist during a personalized weight loss assessment in Jupiter, Florida

I tried a personalized weight loss program for 90 days, here is what actually changed

I wanted something that was medically grounded and still human, something I could stick with while juggling work, family, and the very real habit of late-night snacking. So I chose a personalized program at Medicus Aesthetics in Jupiter, Florida. For 90 days I followed a structured plan that started with a thorough assessment, moved into a clear nutrition roadmap, and included regular check-ins. What changed was not just the number on a scale. My meals became simpler. Cravings settled. I slept better. I felt more in control, and that feeling lasted beyond the first few weeks when excitement usually fades.

What a “personalized program” really means

Personalized does not mean complicated. It means your plan is built from your actual data and your real life. In practice, this looks like a clinician reviewing your health history, current lifestyle, daily schedule, and preferences. From there, we pair a simple nutrition framework with goal-based coaching and tools that make progress visible. You are not handed a generic meal template or told to rely on quick fixes. The structure is firm enough to guide you, flexible enough to fit a normal week, and clear enough that you can repeat it without second-guessing yourself. The backbone of the approach is clarity, fewer decisions at mealtimes, and guardrails that reduce guesswork. You learn what to choose, what to portion, and when to adjust. Then you repeat those wins until they feel effortless.

Step 1, the medical assessment

The first appointment focuses on you, not a template. We look at your current weight, body composition trends, blood pressure, energy patterns, sleep quality, and stressors. We consider your metabolism and any relevant medical conditions, then we build goals that match reality. You walk out knowing what to focus on this week, and why it matters for the months ahead. If you want to learn more about how this assessment works within our broader program, read the overview on our Weight Loss Management page.

Step 2, a customized nutrition plan you can live with

We start with whole foods and simple patterns. You will see balanced plates, smart proteins, produce you actually enjoy, and carbohydrates that match your activity. Portion awareness replaces rigid counting. You will learn easy swaps that reduce calories without starving you. Each week gets a small upgrade, like adding a high-protein breakfast or prepping a grain bowl to stop the 3 p.m. crash. Hydration and recovery support the plan too. If you are curious about targeted hydration options around training days or busy weeks, our IV Hydration service can be a supportive add-on for select clients who want guided replenishment.

Step 3, ongoing support and coaching

Accountability keeps the plan moving. We check in, adjust, and simplify where needed. If your travel week derails dinner, we shape a two-choice dinner rule. If stress eating spikes, we add a five-minute pause routine and a satisfying high-fiber snack. The goal is steady progress, not perfection. You will have someone in your corner who knows your plan, your patterns, and your wins. Many clients like having a long-term rhythm after the first few months. If that sounds like you, consider our Membership for continued guidance and perks that keep the momentum going.

Smart eating habits, portion control, and mindful choices

Smart habits are the quiet engine of results. You will learn to build a satisfying plate, slow down, and notice the signals that say enough. We use visual cues that are easy to remember in a busy kitchen. Two palms of produce. One palm of protein. A cupped handful of carbs when you need them. A thumb of healthy fats. These reference points help you decide quickly without weighing every bite. Mindful eating practices help you pause before seconds and check in with your body, which is often the difference between progress and plateau. The result is a calmer meal routine. Grocery trips get faster. You start to trust your own decisions. That confidence shows up on weekends and during celebrations, when old patterns usually return. You are still living your life, just with a plan that travels well.

Thoughtful supplement recommendations

Supplements are not the plan. They are small supports for specific needs. If your clinician notices consistent gaps in protein, fiber, omega-3s, vitamin D, or electrolytes, they might recommend simple options and how to use them wisely. The emphasis stays on food first and behavior change, so any supplement guidance is targeted and easy to follow.

Who is a good candidate

Personalized programs fit adults who want a structured, supportive path, especially if they have tried short-term diets and felt stuck after a few weeks. If you have health concerns like high blood pressure, insulin resistance, or joint pain that limits activity, a medically guided plan can help you progress safely. We begin with a review of your history, current medications, and any recent labs. If the assessment suggests we should coordinate with your primary care provider, we will. If you are uncertain whether you are a fit, a quick call or visit can clarify your options. Learn more about our team on the About Us page, then reach out with your questions.

Your 90-day process at a glance

Weeks 1–2, setup and quick wins

You meet your provider, complete the assessment, and get a clear starter plan. We practice simple breakfast and lunch formulas, set a two-minute evening reset for the kitchen, and pick two go-to snacks. You will see early changes in energy and cravings, which is motivating.

Weeks 3–6, consistency and confidence

We lock in portion awareness and a repeatable grocery list. You practice mindful pacing at meals and start a short movement routine that fits your schedule. We also introduce gentle weekend guardrails, like a one-plate rule for parties and a water-first rule at restaurants.

Weeks 7–10, adjustments and plateaus

Plateaus happen. We use them as data. Maybe lunch needs more protein. Maybe sleep has drifted. We adjust with small changes, not overhauls, so you keep your rhythm. This is when most people notice clothes fitting differently, better mood, and steadier afternoons.

Weeks 11–12, transition to long-term

We create a simple playbook for your next three months. It includes your two easiest breakfasts, two easiest lunches, your travel snacks list, and a short routine for stressful weeks. The goal is long-term maintenance without starting over every Monday.

Safety, expectations, and results that last

Safe progress respects your body and your schedule. We will not push extreme deficits or complicated rules. Your plan stays steady through busy seasons, which is why results feel different this time. The medical team monitors key indicators and keeps changes within safe ranges. And you will always know what the next small step looks like. A quick note on expectations, real change is not linear. Some weeks look flat on paper while your habits are getting stronger. That is normal. What matters is the direction. If you want to talk through timing or goals, the fastest path is to book a free consultation and bring your questions. Educational information only, not a substitute for personalized medical advice. Individual results vary.

How this differs from fad diets and generic plans

Fad diets pull attention with promises and strict rules. They often miss your context, so they collapse when life gets busy. A personalized plan is the opposite. It fits around work and family. It expects weekends and events. It teaches you how to order at restaurants, how to portion without a scale, and how to bounce back after a big night with a calm breakfast and a normal lunch. The difference is skill, not willpower. Generic plans also fail to adjust. With a clinical team, your plan changes on purpose. We add protein when you need it, simplify dinners when time is tight, and ease back into routine after travel without the guilt spiral. That is why results last.

Why Jupiter, FL clients choose Medicus Aesthetics

People in Jupiter want care that is warm, professional, and effective. At Medicus Aesthetics you will find a friendly team, a calm setting, and a plan that respects your time. If you want to explore related services, our Cosmetic Injectables and other wellness offerings can be coordinated around your plan when appropriate. If you are curious about long-term options, review our Membership benefits and see if the ongoing rhythm matches your goals.

Frequently asked questions

How long before I notice changes

Many people feel improvements in energy and appetite in the first two weeks. Body composition and clothing fit usually shift between weeks four and eight. Your timing may vary, which is expected.

Do I need to track every calorie

No. We teach portion awareness and meal patterns so you can make quick, confident choices without constant tracking. If you like numbers, we can add light tracking for a short window to calibrate.

Can this work with a busy schedule

Yes. The plan is designed for real life. You will get a small set of defaults, like five-minute breakfast options and grab-and-go snacks, plus restaurant strategies you can remember on the spot.

What if I hit a plateau

We expect plateaus. We review your week, adjust protein or portions, and fine-tune sleep or movement. Small changes restart progress without blowing up your routine.

Are supplements required

No. Food first. Supplements are considered only if your clinician sees a consistent gap, then the recommendation is simple and targeted.

How do I start

The easiest next step is a conversation. Visit our Contact page to book a free consultation and bring your questions. We will help you decide if this is the right fit.

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Jennifer Clark
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Director of Operations

Jenn Clarke

MD | FACS

Board Certified Nurse Practitioner - American Nurses Credentialing Center

Jenn is a professional with a diverse background in Human Resources and Medical Office Management. With over 17 years of experience in Human Resources, she has developed a strong expertise in talent acquisition, public relations, and organizational development, ensuring optimal workplace environments. In the medical field, Jenn has successfully managed operations in a busy medical, dental, and veterinary offices, overseeing staff coordination, patient relations, and compliance with healthcare regulations. She excels in creating efficient workflows and enhancing patient experiences.

Jenn is a beauty industry expert with extensive knowledge of aesthetic procedures and treatments. Jenn stays at the forefront of the latest trends and innovations in beauty procedures, including injectables, skin rejuvenation techniques, and IV . She is passionate about educating clients on their options and ensuring a safe, comfortable experience. Known for her attentive approach and commitment to enhancing natural beauty, Jenn strives to empower clients with the knowledge and confidence they need to make informed decisions about their aesthetic journeys. Whether through one-on-one consultations or workshops, she is dedicated to helping individuals look and feel their best

In her spare time, Jenn is an event planner and designer; She has a keen eye for detail and a passion for creating memorable experiences. She has coordinated various events, from corporate functions to personal celebrations, blending creativity with logistical precision. Jenn also enjoys playing tennis, pickleball, traveling, supporting local charities and finding the best new local cuisine.

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Jenni Shapiro
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Nurse Practitioner

Jenni Shapiro

MD | FACS

Board Certified Nurse Practitioner - American Nurses Credentialing Center

Jenni is a board-certified Nurse Practitioner that joined Medicus Aesthetics after over a decade of clinical experience. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree at Radford University and her Master of Science degree at South University. She has experience in multiple specialties, including ICU experience, in surgery, trauma, cardiology, and cardiac surgery departments. Over her time working as a Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery Nurse Practitioner, she developed a passion for helping her vein patients gain self-confidence with her vein treatment skills. She has been building on her knowledge and abilities to be able to offer customized treatment plans for non-surgical enhancements.

In her time off, she enjoys spending time with her family and traveling. Jenni also enjoys giving back to the community, and has volunteered with the Junior League of the Palm Beaches since 2019.

Jenni is passionate about helping her patient’s look and feel their best while maintaining a natural balance.

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Dr. Boyes
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meet the doctor

Dr. Christopher W. Boyes

MD | FACS

Board Certified Vascular Surgeon/OWner

Dr. Christopher Boyes was born in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida and is a graduate of Palm Beach Gardens High School. He went to University of Florida and obtained degrees in Accounting and Pre-Med. He then went to St. George’s University for medical school and completed his residency in General Surgery from SUNY Upstate Medical Center in Syracuse, New York. Next, he completed a 2-year fellowship in Vascular Surgery from Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte, North Carolina.

After completing his fellowship training in vascular surgery, Dr. Boyes was hired by Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte, North Carolina as a full time academic vascular surgeon with Sanger Heart and Vascular Institute for 6 years where he also served as an assistant program director for the fellowship program. Dr. Boyes worked in a very advanced and progressive vascular surgery practice treating a wide variety of complex vascular diseases while at Carolinas Medical Center. Dr. Boyes created Charlotte’s first multidisciplinary Amputation Prevention Program and served as the director for this program leading a team of Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants for 5 years. Dr. Boyes also ran a large research team and data base focusing on complex Peripheral Arterial Disease.

Dr. Boyes has published numerous articles highlighting his passion for limb salvage and critical limb ischemia. He serves as a member on multiple committees and advisory boards for critical limb ischemia within industry and continues to lecture at national and international meetings. Dr. Boyes is a Fellow in the American College of Surgeons and is a member of the Society of Vascular Surgery.

Dr. Boyes decided to leave his academic practice and research to move back home to Palm Beach Gardens to be closer to family. Here he started a private practice – Coastal Vein and Vascular Specialists – bringing an academic level of excellent vascular medical care to the community. Dr. Boyes focuses on open and endovascular surgery and specializes in many areas of vascular surgery including complex aortic aneurysms, cerebral vascular disease, complex venous disease, dialysis access, critical limb ischemia, and amputation prevention.

In 2024, Dr. Boyes took over ownership of Medicus, bringing his extensive knowledge and expertise to the team. With a strong background in spider vein treatments and aesthetic procedures, he is dedicated to guiding the staff and enhancing the quality of care provided to patients. Under his leadership, Medicus is poised to become a leading destination for advanced aesthetic and spider vein treatments.