CMS will analyze the data and decide whether to: Make the program permanent Add weight-loss GLP-1s to regular Part D coverage End the coverage entirely What you should do: Keep taking your medication as prescribed Monitor CMS announcements in late 2027 Talk to your doctor about backup plans in case coverage ends Stay informed at CMS.gov and Medicare.gov

You may be an excellent candidate if you: Are noticing fine lines, wrinkles, or skin laxity and want to address the root cause rather than just the surface appearance Have photodamaged skin from years of sun exposure in Ponte Vedra Beach's sunny coastal climate Want to improve skin firmness and density without surgical intervention Are looking for a complement to aesthetic treatments like fillers, Botox, or microneedling that accelerates results and longevity Are interested in preventive anti-aging beginning GHK-Cu therapy before significant visible aging occurs is one of the most effective long-term strategies Want to optimize healing after a skin procedure or experience generally dull, tired-looking skin Are a peptide therapy patient already on a protocol like Sermorelin or BPC-157 and want to add a skin-specific component GHK-Cu is not typically appropriate for pregnant or breastfeeding patients, and as with all peptide therapies, a consultation with our provider is the appropriate first step

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