Licensed providers. In-home visits in Brooklyn, NY, and Las Vegas and North Las Vegas, NV.
(718) 218-4791info@briyahealth.comPeptide protocols chosen to support recovery, sleep and how you feel, given at home in Las Vegas and North Las Vegas by a Nevada-licensed provider.
Medically reviewed by Jonathan Navar, MD, and Yaakov D. Kotlarsky, PA-C · Last updated November 2, 2026
A GHRH-based peptide that prompts your body's own growth hormone release, used to support body composition.
Learn about TesamorelinA peptide that signals the body to release growth hormone, used to support recovery, sleep quality and healthy aging.
Learn about SermorelinOther peptide protocols matched to your recovery, energy and long-term vitality goals.
Learn about Recovery & Performance Peptides
A Nevada-licensed provider prescribes and monitors every protocol.
Your provider picks a protocol based on your health history and the goals you share.
No clinic trips. Your provider comes to your home in Las Vegas or North Las Vegas.
Peptides are short chains of amino acids, which are the building blocks of protein. Some work as signals that tell the body to release hormones or start other processes. Peptide therapy uses specific peptides, usually as small shots under the skin, to support goals such as body composition, recovery or sleep, with a licensed provider guiding your care.
In Las Vegas, we offer tesamorelin, sermorelin and other recovery and performance peptide protocols matched to your goals. After reviewing your health history, your provider explains which option, if any, is right for you.
Tesamorelin is a lab-made form of growth hormone-releasing hormone, or GHRH. It signals your pituitary gland to release more of your own growth hormone. Under the brand name Egrifta, it is FDA-approved to reduce excess belly fat in adults with HIV-associated lipodystrophy. Any other use is off-label.
Sermorelin is a shorter lab-made piece of GHRH. It also prompts the pituitary gland to release growth hormone. It was once sold in the U.S. as Geref, which was discontinued. Today it is generally available by prescription through compounding pharmacies.
Most of these peptides are given as small shots under the skin, often in the belly, with a very fine needle. Your provider can give the first dose and, if your plan includes doses at home, teach you to do it safely yourself.
It depends on the peptide and your goal. Some people notice changes in sleep or recovery within weeks, while body composition changes usually take months. In tesamorelin's clinical trials, belly fat reductions were measured after about six months of daily use.
Common ones are redness, itching or soreness at the injection site, headache and flushing. Peptides that raise growth hormone can also cause joint pain, fluid swelling, numbness or tingling, and higher blood sugar. Your provider reviews your risks and may check labs during treatment.
Peptides that raise growth hormone are generally avoided during pregnancy and in people with active cancer. People with diabetes need extra care, since blood sugar can rise, and so do people with pituitary problems. Share your full health history and medicine list with your provider.
That depends on the peptide, its quality and how it is used. Tesamorelin has been studied in large clinical trials for its approved use. Many other peptides have far less human research, and the FDA has flagged some popular ones, such as BPC-157, as having potential safety risks for compounding. A licensed provider should guide which peptides make sense.
Prescription peptides should come only from licensed pharmacies. Never use 'research use only' products sold online, which are not made for people and can be contaminated or mislabeled. Ask your provider where your peptides come from.
Often, yes. Before and during treatment, your provider may check labs such as blood sugar, A1c or IGF-1 to make sure the protocol is safe and working. Blood can be drawn during your home visit.
The price depends on the peptide, the dose and how long your protocol lasts. Briya Health is cash-pay and shares the price before you book. You can pay by cash, Zelle, any major credit or debit card, or an HSA or FSA card.
Usually not when it is used for wellness goals. Depending on your plan, tesamorelin may be covered for its FDA-approved use in HIV-associated lipodystrophy.
Our providers come to homes across Las Vegas, including Summerlin, Centennial Hills, Downtown Las Vegas, Spring Valley, Enterprise and Paradise, and North Las Vegas, including Aliante. Enter your address when you book to confirm availability.
Many peptide vials must be refrigerated once they are mixed, so check the label and ask your provider. Never leave vials in a car, mailbox or garage, where summer heat often tops 100°F. If a vial was left out, ask your provider before you use it.
Yes. When you book, share your gate code or any check-in steps for your community or building. That helps your provider reach your door on time.
You can start any time of year. Summer just calls for extra care. Keep mixed vials in the fridge, carry them in an insulated bag with a cold pack, and drink water through the day so mild dehydration is not mistaken for a side effect.
Your provider meets you at home in Las Vegas or North Las Vegas. They ask about your goals, such as sleep, recovery or body composition. They review your health history and may order labs first. Then they explain whether tesamorelin, sermorelin or a recovery and performance peptide makes sense for you, or whether none of them do. Honest advice comes before any prescription.
Sermorelin is often taken at bedtime, since the body releases much of its growth hormone during sleep. That gets tricky if you work a graveyard shift and sleep during the day, as many people in Las Vegas do in casinos, hotels and restaurants. Your provider can help you time each dose around when you actually sleep, not around the clock on the wall.
Heat can damage peptides. Many peptide vials must be kept in the refrigerator once they are mixed. In Las Vegas, a vial left in a car or a mailbox in summer can get far too hot. Your provider explains how to store your exact product, how long it stays good, and what to do if it was left out.
Some people notice headache, flushing or mild swelling when they start a peptide. In dry desert air, it can be hard to tell these apart from simply not drinking enough water. Staying well hydrated each day makes it easier to see how your body is really responding. Track how you feel in the first few weeks and share it at your follow-up visit.
Peptide visits happen at home across Las Vegas, including Summerlin, Centennial Hills, Downtown Las Vegas, Spring Valley, Enterprise and Paradise. We also visit North Las Vegas, including Aliante.
Visits run Monday through Thursday, from 6am to 5pm Pacific, and Friday, from 6am to 11am. That window works for many people who finish a night shift in the morning or start a swing shift in the late afternoon. Pick the time that fits your sleep, and your provider will come to your home in Las Vegas or North Las Vegas.
Care in Nevada is given by Nevada-licensed providers: Yaakov D. Kotlarsky, PA-C, our founder, Madeleine Navar, PA-C, and Jonathan Navar, MD, our medical director, who speaks Spanish. If you would like to talk through your peptide plan in Spanish, just let us know when you book.
Sometimes. Some people ask about pairing a peptide with tirzepatide or semaglutide. Your provider looks at your goals, your labs and all your medicines before adding anything. Growth hormone-releasing peptides can raise blood sugar, which matters if you also have diabetes or prediabetes. Your provider will tell you if a combination is not a good idea.
Bring your peptides in an insulated bag with a cold pack if they need to stay cool. Keep them in your carry-on, not in checked bags or a hot trunk. Plan your doses around time zone changes before you leave. If you miss a dose, ask your provider what to do instead of doubling up on your own.
