You're doing everything right. So why isn't it working like it used to?

Free live webinar with Dr. Chiagozie Fawole

It's not willpower. It's biology.

How perimenopause changes the weight conversation, where medically managed weight care fits, and why a full picture of your health leads to a better plan.

Tuesday, November 10 · 7:00 PM ET · Live online · New York residents only

Dr. Chiagozie Fawole
Board-certified physician · Syracuse, NY

You eat well. You move. You've done the plans, the apps, the Monday restarts. And somewhere in your 40s, the same effort stopped giving you the same result.

Meanwhile the food noise got louder. The constant chatter about the next meal. The cravings that win by evening. The energy that isn't what it was.

That isn't a character flaw. For many women, it may be a sign that something in the body has changed, and the plan hasn't changed with it.

On Tuesday night, Dr. Fawole walks you through what may be going on, and what a smarter plan looks like.

What you'll learn

In 60 minutes, you'll walk away understanding:

1

How perimenopausal changes can affect your weight plan

Hormone shifts can change appetite, sleep, energy, and how your body responds to the habits that used to work. Learn what's changing and why the old approach can stop working.

2

Where medically managed weight care fits, and what a physician watches for

Find out how physician-supervised weight care works alongside your body's hunger and fullness signals, who it may and may not be right for, and what safe, supervised care looks like from start to finish.

3

Why a comprehensive look makes a better plan

Weight is connected to sleep, stress, hormones, labs, and your history. See how looking at the whole picture, instead of just a number, leads to a plan built for you.

Plus a live Q&A with Dr. Fawole.

This is for you if

This is for you if

  • You've tried the diets and the workouts and still feel stuck.
  • Food noise takes up more of your day than you'd like.
  • Your body feels different since your 40s began, and no one has connected the dots.
  • You want to understand your options before you decide anything.
  • You want a physician's perspective, not another app or another plan for everyone.

This may not be for you if

  • You're looking for a quick fix with no work.
  • You'd prefer to keep your habits exactly as they are.

This is education and real medical care, not a shortcut.

Your host

Dr. Chiagozie Fawole

Dr. Fawole is a board-certified physician and the founder of Brighton Park Regenerative Medicine & Longevity in Syracuse. She trained in Brooklyn, lives in Syracuse, and built her practice on one belief: the years after 40 should be some of the best ones, and too many women are told to live with what's holding them back.

She'll be speaking live, answering your questions, and showing you what thoughtful, physician-led weight care looks like.

Why join live

Ask in real time

Bring your questions and get them answered by Dr. Fawole.

Know what to ask

Learn what to ask any provider before you start.

See your next step

Leave with a clearer picture of what comes next.

No pressure

It's free, and there's no obligation.

Questions

Is it really live?

Yes. Dr. Fawole is teaching live, and you can ask questions.

Do I have to pay?

No. The webinar is free.

Will this be a sales pitch?

You'll learn real information, and at the end you'll hear how to take a next step if you want one. There's no obligation.

Is this medical advice?

No. This is general education and doesn't replace a consultation with a physician.

Who can attend?

New York residents. Eligibility for care is determined by a physician after a consult.

Ready to understand what's really going on?

Join Dr. Fawole live on Tuesday, November 10 at 7:00 PM ET.

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Brighton Park
Regenerative Medicine & Longevity
886 East Brighton Avenue, Syracuse, NY 13205
(315) 640-3822 · [email protected]