It makes you feel fuller and less hungry by mimicking a natural hormone. It slows down how quickly your stomach empties, so you stay full longer. It helps your body release insulin to control blood sugar levels.

Weight loss injections are generally considered safe when used as directed by a healthcare provider. Following the prescribed dosage and lifestyle recommendations can further enhance their safety and effectiveness.

Every medication has the potential to cause side effects, though not everyone will encounter them. The most frequent side effects include nausea, diarrhoea, constipation, and vomiting. These effects usually diminish after a few days or weeks.

The duration for taking weight loss injections can vary depending on individual goals, progress, and medical advice. Generally, the minimum recommended use is 12 weeks before your clinician will review the progression need.

To achieve the best results with weight loss injections, incorporating certain lifestyle changes is highly recommended. Some key changes include portion control, hydration, daily movement and mindful eating. These lifestyle factors are outlined in the resources provided as part of the weight loss programme.

Ozempic isn’t available for weight loss in the UK because it’s approved for treating diabetes, not weight loss. Instead, a similar medication called Wegovy is approved specifically for weight loss. Even though Ozempic contains the same active ingredient, it’s not marketed for weight loss here. If you’re considering weight loss injections, you’ll likely be prescribed Wegovy

Some individuals may not be suitable for our Weight Loss Service due to the active ingredient in the medication. You are ineligible for the Medicated Weight Loss Service if: