Why is it So Hard to Lose Weight?
One of the reasons why it's difficult to lose weight and keep it off is because changes in appetite hormone levels make it difficult to do. When a person loses weight, their body's natural response includes an increase in a key hunger hormone and a decrease in fullness hormones, undermining the ability to lose weight and keep it off.
If you've been trying to lose weight but haven't seen the results you hoped for — you're not alone.
Why Choose a Doctor-Supervised Plan?
Sustainable weight loss is about more than just diet and exercise. Our doctors provide clinical assessment, medication guidance, and ongoing support to help you achieve safe, steady, and lasting results.
- Personalised medical assessment
- Safe, evidence-based medication options
- Ongoing monitoring and support
- Long-term lifestyle coaching
What You Can Expect
1. Comprehensive Consultation
Our doctor will review your medical history, lifestyle, and weight goals before recommending the most suitable approach.
2. Tailored Plan
A customised programme may include nutritional and lifestyle guidance, safe prescription medication assessment, and a realistic activity plan suited to your fitness level.
3. Progress Review
Regular follow-ups help track your improvement, adjust your plan when needed, and keep you motivated throughout your journey.
4. Long-term Maintenance
Our focus is not just weight loss, but healthy, sustainable weight management that fits your lifestyle.
About the Medication
Under medical supervision, certain weight-loss medications can be prescribed as part of your plan. These medications work by:
- Managing appetite and hunger levels
- Supporting calorie control
- Enhancing body response to lifestyle changes
Your doctor will assess suitability based on your health condition and safety profile.
Who Is Eligible?
This programme is recommended for individuals:
- Aged 18 and above
- With a BMI in the overweight or obese range
- Asians: BMI ≥ 25 kg/m²
- Non-Asians: BMI ≥ 27.5 kg/m²
- Who are motivated to make positive lifestyle changes