Weight Loss
Our medical weight loss programme offers a personalized, supportive approach to help you work toward your health and wellness goals. With expert guidance and evidence-informed strategies, you may experience improved energy, motivation and lasting lifestyle change.
Clinician supervised
What medical weight
loss actually involves.
Medical weight loss here combines professional care with a personalized wellness plan. Programmes may include nutrition education, lifestyle coaching and, when appropriate, compounded medications such as Semaglutide to help support appetite management and metabolic function.
Your journey begins with a comprehensive consultation and health review. Based on your needs and goals, a custom plan may be developed that includes nutrition support, activity guidance and medication management. Ongoing visits allow for progress tracking, plan adjustments and continued support.
A full health review before anything is prescribed.
Custom-built, and adjusted as you go rather than fixed at the start.
Typically weekly or every other week, for accountability, medication monitoring and support.
Experiences vary, but many people notice improved energy, motivation and confidence in their routines.
Eligibility, safety, and
what happens if you stop.
What is included in a medical weight loss programme?
A full health review before anything is prescribed, then a personalized plan that may include nutrition education, lifestyle coaching, activity guidance and, when medically appropriate, prescription medication such as compounded Semaglutide. Check-ins follow, typically weekly or every other week, for progress tracking, medication monitoring and adjustments to the plan.
How is this different from other weight loss approaches?
Medical weight loss is supervised by licensed professionals rather than followed from a book or an app. The plan is built around your health history, your body and your goals, and adjusted as you go rather than fixed at the start. Where medication is part of it, that medication is prescribed and monitored by a clinician.
Who is a candidate?
People with a BMI of twenty-five or higher, or anyone facing ongoing difficulty with weight management, may qualify. Eligibility also depends on your medical history, the medications you already take and any conditions that would make a prescription unsuitable. The programme is not prescribed during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. A consultation determines whether the programme is a good fit before anything is prescribed.
How quickly may I see results?
Weight loss results vary, and no honest programme will promise you a figure or a date. Some people notice changes within a few weeks and others take longer. Progress depends on consistency, body composition, your starting health and the plan itself. Your check-ins exist partly so that progress is measured rather than guessed at.
Are the medications safe?
Compounded Semaglutide and Tirzepatide may be prescribed under medical supervision. Like any prescription medication they carry risks and side effects, gastrointestinal effects among the most commonly reported. Your provider reviews your health history, your current medications and any contraindications, and discusses the risks with you before anything is prescribed.
Will I need to follow a strict diet?
Most weight loss plans here are flexible and built around how you actually eat rather than around a fixed menu. Your provider may recommend adjustments that support your goals while staying realistic and sustainable, because a plan you abandon in three weeks helps nobody. Nutrition education and lifestyle coaching are part of the programme rather than an add-on.
Will I regain the weight after stopping?
Weight regain after stopping is well documented with this class of medication, and long-term results depend on the lifestyle changes built alongside it. That is why nutrition, activity and behaviour are part of the programme rather than optional extras. What stopping looks like is discussed with you before you start, not after.
How often will I need to come in?
Weight loss check-ins are typically weekly or every other week, though it depends on your plan and on how you are responding. Those visits are where progress is tracked, medication is monitored and the plan is adjusted, which is the part that separates a supervised programme from a prescription. Visits can space out as things settle.
How much does it cost?
Medical weight loss is priced as an ongoing programme — medication, monitoring and check-ins together — rather than per visit, so the figure that matters is the monthly one. You will be given an exact figure at your consultation, before anything is booked or committed to. For a range in advance, call the practice and ask.
Reviewed by the Redefyn Aesthetics Medical Director · August 2026
