Michigan Ozone Center

About Michigan Ozone Center

What is Michigan Ozone Center?

Michigan Ozone Center is an alternative medicine and ozone therapy practice in Farmington Hills, run by Dr. M Ahmad, M.D., who has been in the healthcare industry since 1990 with a background in geriatrics and family medicine. The practice is mainly built around ozone and Prolozone injection therapy for pain, along with PRP for skin, hair and joints, IV and vitamin drip services, and Lyme disease treatment. Peptide therapy and medical weight loss sit alongside this as one offering among several: the peptide page lists BPC-157 and TB-500 for tissue repair, Tesamorelin and Sermorelin under a vitality and anti-aging category, and tirzepatide and semaglutide for weight management. People come from around Michigan, including Ann Arbor, Flint, Saginaw and Grand Rapids, to be seen here. The practice is listed as a subsidiary of Prime Health Care PC.

This listing is for its Farmington Hills office at 29930 West 12 Mile Road Suite #5.

What does it cost?

Consultations are free. Beyond that, no price for peptide therapy, tirzepatide, semaglutide, or any other specific treatment is published. A blog post on ozone therapy pricing explains that cost depends on the method of delivery, number of sessions, and the area being treated, and directs people to call or come in for a personalized quote. There is no stated price for a monthly plan, no indication of whether medication is included in any fee, and no mention of insurance coverage, financing, or membership terms for the weight loss or peptide programs.

What should you ask before you book?

Since the peptide and weight loss page does not name a specific prescriber, it is worth asking directly whether Dr. Ahmad is the one who evaluates you and writes any prescription for tirzepatide, semaglutide, or the peptides listed. Ask whether these medications are brand-name or compounded, since that affects both price and what you are actually receiving. Ask for an actual number before you commit: what a month of treatment costs, whether that figure includes the medication itself or just the visit, and what follow-up visits or labs cost on top of it. Ask whether insurance is ever usable for any part of the visit, since this is not stated anywhere. If you are coming for ozone or PRP alongside peptides, ask how session count is decided and whether add-on services change the total, since the practice's own pricing blog says this varies person to person.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are comfortable with an alternative and integrative medicine practice, one where ozone therapy, Prolozone, and PRP are the core of the business and peptide or weight loss treatment is offered within that same framework rather than as a dedicated weight loss clinic. It is worth a call rather than a walk-in decision if you want exact pricing up front, since that detail is not published and you would need to ask for it directly.

Sources: michiganozonecenter.com, michiganozonecenter.com/peptide.html, michiganozonecenter.com/treatments.html, michiganozonecenter.com/contact-us.html

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