When that “quick drag” promises calm but steals breath, money, and years, freedom can feel out of reach—but proven treatments can help regain control.
• Strong nicotine cravings, irritability, anxiety if delayed
• Morning necessity for cigarettes, repeated unsuccessful attempts to quit
• Early health concerns: chronic cough, shortness of breath, poor healing
• Social, financial impacts, and health risks to family
• Initial Evaluation (45 mins): Assessment with baseline vitals, nicotine dependence level, and exhaled CO test.
• Medication Management: First-line medications like varenicline or nicotine replacement therapy to manage cravings effectively.
• Regular Follow-ups: Frequent check-ins (every 1–4 weeks) to adjust treatment and ensure ongoing support.
• Behavioral Support: CBT, quit-line services, and relapse-prevention strategies.
Our goal is to empower patients with effective medication and supportive strategies to achieve lasting freedom from tobacco.
Yes, medications like varenicline and nicotine replacement therapies dramatically improve quit rates.
Each attempt provides insights to tailor your treatment for better success this time.
FDA-approved medications are preferred, but e-cigarettes can be considered under medical supervision if traditional treatments fail.
Visits usually start every 1–4 weeks initially and adjust based on your progress and needs.
Get the care you need, when you need it.
