Business ProfileforAurora Medical Weight Loss

On 10/14/22, I met with ***** and discussed the options for weight loss. ***** explained that I had the option of receiving a single dose of LipoLean or pay extra to receive a double dose of LipoLean. I decided to purchase the Extreme Injection (double dose) & paid a total of $294.99 for a weight loss panel, a one-month supply of ************** Extreme Injections, and a LipoLean Injection & every Friday afterwards, I returned to the clinic to receive my weekly injections, On 11/11/22, I returned to Aurora Medical Weight Loss and purchased 3 months of the single dose injections of LipoLean (as opposed to the double dose injections of Extreme that I had purchased the previous month) and paid a total of $389.97. I also decided to administer the injections at home myself, instead of doing them in-house, and was given a one-month supply of LipoLean Injections (4 needles) to take home. It was at this point, that I discovered that each needle only contains 0.5 ml/cc of LipoLean which is only of the compounding pharmacys dosing protocol. According to numerous compounding pharmacies including Modern Medical and VPI, the dosing protocol for a single dose of LipoLean is 1 ml/cc and the dosing protocol for a double dose of LipoLean is 2 ml/cc.Even more alarming, patients are required to pay extra to receive the Extreme injection which is supposed to be a double dose of LipoLean equal to 2 ml/cc, but they are only receiving 1 ml/cc. By only giving patients of the Lipolean product they paid for, Aurora Medical Weight Loss is doubling their profits, stretching their product, decreasing each patients weight loss per week, increasing the amount of time it takes each patient to lose weight, and keeping these people as paying customers for a longer period of time than they would need if they received a full dose. This is not only an unethical practice but may also be a form of medical racism.