Insulin shouldn't make you hungry. If there is more insulin in your system than needed, then you'll need feed and probably feel hungry, but if you have the appropriate amount of insulin in your system, it isn't going to make you hungry.

I'd ask my doctor about helping you lose weight. They should be able to hook you up with a dietician who can help a bunch! Eating fewer carbs can help, but don't cut them out completely, especially if your insulin intake was just bumped up. AVOID THE ATKINS DIET!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Diabetics tend to have problems with their kidneys and possibly liver as they get older. The Atkins diet is full of protein which makes the kidneys work a bit to break down. If you throw a lot of protein at your kidneys, you may work them a little harder than you want and then have problems sooner, (you might not, but why take the chance?).