Services/Peptide Therapy
Peptide Therapy in San Antonio — Physician-Prescribed at THEIA
Physician-prescribed peptides for recovery, longevity, sleep and body composition — dispensed from licensed 503A pharmacies.
About Peptide Therapy
Considered care, calibrated to you.
Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as precise biological signals — instructing tissues to repair, regulating hormones, modulating inflammation and supporting metabolic function. At THEIA in Stone Oak, our peptide therapy program in San Antonio is entirely physician-prescribed. Our Texas-licensed Medical Director conducts every intake, reviews labs when indicated and writes each prescription. Compounded peptides are dispensed only from state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacies. Protocols are matched to specific goals: soft-tissue recovery and gut repair (BPC-157), growth hormone secretagogues for lean-mass and sleep quality (CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin, Tesamorelin), thymic and immune support (Thymosin Alpha-1), and metabolic or cognitive protocols selected case-by-case. Peptide programs are designed by our regenerative medicine specialist, Dra. Ailed, and prescribed for Texas delivery by the Medical Director. This is longitudinal medical care — not a supplement.
Benefits
What this treatment delivers.
- ✦Physician-prescribed after complete medical intake
- ✦Compounded exclusively at licensed 503A pharmacies
- ✦Protocols matched to specific goals — not one-size-fits-all
- ✦Recovery, longevity, GH-secretagogue and metabolic families
- ✦Injection training and support for at-home administration
- ✦Regular follow-up to adjust dose and monitor tolerability
- ✦Combines with GLP-1, NAD+ and IV therapy in coordinated plans
- ✦Longevity Program design led by regenerative medicine specialist
The Experience
What happens at THEIA.
- 01
Medical consultation
Full history, medication review, goals and — when indicated — baseline labs with the Medical Director.
- 02
Protocol selection
Physician selects the peptide(s) and dose that fit your goals, contraindications and lifestyle.
- 03
Compounded prescription
Filled through a state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacy; shipped or picked up per protocol.
- 04
Injection training
In-office training on reconstitution and subcutaneous injection with our clinical staff.
- 05
Follow-up
Scheduled physician check-ins to adjust dose, review tolerability and re-check labs when indicated.
Is this for me?
Ideal candidates.
- —Patients seeking targeted recovery, gut or joint repair support
- —Adults optimizing sleep quality, body composition and lean mass
- —Longevity- and biohacking-focused patients under physician supervision
- —Post-surgical or post-injury patients cleared by their primary team
Peptide therapy at THEIA is prescribed by our Texas-licensed Medical Director on an individualized basis and compounded through state-licensed 503A pharmacies. Compounded peptides that are not FDA-approved as finished drugs are disclosed as such at consultation. Medical intake, screening and follow-up are required. Individual results vary.
Questions
Frequently asked.
How much does peptide therapy cost in San Antonio?
Cost depends on the specific peptide, dose and duration. Programs are typically billed as bundled monthly plans that include the compounded medication and physician follow-up. Transparent pricing at consultation.
Are peptides FDA-approved?
Some peptides are FDA-approved drugs (e.g. tesamorelin, semaglutide). Others are compounded from licensed 503A pharmacies on individual physician prescription and are not FDA-approved as finished drugs. We disclose the regulatory status of each peptide we prescribe at consultation.
Do peptides have side effects?
Side effects vary by peptide — GH secretagogues can cause water retention or mild tingling; BPC-157 is generally well tolerated. We screen for contraindications, monitor at follow-up and adjust dose to keep the program tolerable.
Can peptides help with weight loss?
GLP-1 agonists (semaglutide, tirzepatide) are the evidence-based peptides for weight loss and have their own program page. Other peptides may support recovery and body composition but are not a substitute for GLP-1 in appropriate patients.
How are peptides administered?
Most are self-administered as subcutaneous injections using an insulin syringe. Our clinical staff trains you on reconstitution, injection technique and safe storage.
Who is not a candidate?
Pregnancy, active malignancy and certain endocrine or cardiac conditions are contraindications for specific peptides. All patients are screened by the physician before prescribing.
Continue exploring
Related treatments.
Begin with a consultation.
A medical consultation and good faith examination are required prior to any treatment at THEIA.
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