MEDICALLY SUPERVISED • PERSONALISED • STRUCTURED CARE
Weight Management & Weight Loss Injections
Medically supervised GLP-1 weight loss injections designed to support appetite control and sustainable weight management as part of a structured treatment plan.
- Medical Assessment First
- Weekly Injection Plan
- Appetite Management Support
- Gradual Dose Adjustment
- Ongoing Clinical Monitoring
Treatment
Weekly Injection
Approach
Medically Supervised
Results
Gradual Over Months
Monitoring
Regular Follow-Ups
ABOUT MEDICAL WEIGHT MANAGEMENT
A Structured Approach to Sustainable Weight Management
GLP-1 receptor agonist medications help reduce hunger and increase feelings of fullness by slowing stomach emptying and acting on appetite centres in the brain. They support reduced calorie intake rather than directly burning fat and work best alongside dietary and lifestyle guidance.
HOW WEIGHT MANAGEMENT WORKS
Our Treatment Process
Medical Consultation
Your health history, medications and goals are reviewed.
Health Assessment
Relevant bloodwork and candidacy are assessed before prescribing.
Personalised Plan
If suitable, treatment begins at a low dose.
Weekly Treatment
Medication is self-administered weekly using a pre-filled pen.
Monitoring & Adjustment
Progress, tolerance and dose changes are reviewed through regular follow-ups.
Benefits
Why Choose Medically Supervised Weight Management?
- Helps reduce appetite
- Helps you feel fuller for longer
- Supports sustained calorie reduction
- Weekly treatment schedule
- Gradual dose adjustment
- Medical screening before treatment
- Dietary guidance included
- Regular progress monitoring
- Personalised rather than fixed dosing
Suitable Candidate
- Adults in overweight or obese BMI range
- Weight affecting health
- Difficulty achieving results with lifestyle changes alone
- Suitable after medical assessment
Not Recommended For
- Pregnancy
- Trying to conceive
- Personal/family history of medullary thyroid carcinoma
- MEN 2 syndrome
- As an insulin substitute in type 1 diabetes
Medical Review Required
A history of pancreatitis or significant gallbladder disease requires individual clinical assessment rather than an automatic yes or no.
Expect Exceptional Results
Side Effects
- Nausea
A common early side effect, particularly when the dose is increased, and often improves as the body adjusts.
- Reduced Appetite
Appetite reduction is an expected effect of treatment and may be more noticeable during dose increases.
- Constipation
Some patients may experience temporary constipation during treatment.
- Diarrhoea
Temporary diarrhoea can occur, particularly during the early stages of treatment.
- Vomiting
Occasional vomiting may occur; persistent vomiting should be reported to your practitioner.
- Severe Abdominal Pain — Seek Medical Advice
Severe abdominal pain requires prompt medical attention because rare but serious complications such as pancreatitis can occur.
Why Choose Glow Lab Aesthetic?
- Genuine Medical Screening
- Personalised Dose Adjustment
- Regular Follow-Up
- Dietary Guidance
- Progress Monitoring
- Side-Effect Management
- Documented Treatment Plans
- Medically Supervised Care
Meet Our Experts
Dr Bushra Rehman Niazi
Consultant Dermatologist
- MBBS (K.E.), MCPS, FCPS
- Evidence-Based Skincare & Aesthetic Treatments
- Personalized Treatment Plans
- Specialist in Advanced Dermatology & Natural-Looking Results
Before & After
Real Results , Real Confidance
Ready to Start a Medically Supervised Weight Management Plan?
Begin with a proper medical assessment to determine whether prescription weight loss treatment is appropriate for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are weight loss injections safe?
When prescribed after a proper medical assessment and monitored with regular follow-up, GLP-1 medically supervised weight management is generally considered safe for appropriate candidates. Like any prescription medication, it carries risks and isn’t suitable for everyone, which is why medical screening is required before treatment.
How do weight loss injections work?
GLP-1 receptor agonist injections mimic a hormone your body naturally releases after eating. This slows digestion and reduces appetite, helping support a sustained reduction in calorie intake as part of a broader weight management plan.
How much weight can I expect to lose?
Results vary considerably depending on your starting weight, individual response, and how closely you follow the overall treatment plan, including dietary guidance. Weight loss is gradual and your progress is monitored through regular follow-up appointments.
Who should not take weight loss injections?
These medications are not appropriate during pregnancy, for people with a personal or family history of medullary thyroid carcinoma or MEN 2 syndrome, or as a replacement for insulin in type 1 diabetes. A history of pancreatitis or gallbladder disease requires individual clinical assessment.
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What are the side effects of weight loss injections?
The most common side effects are gastrointestinal, including nausea, diarrhoea, constipation, and occasionally vomiting, particularly during dose increases. These symptoms usually improve over time. Less common but more serious risks are discussed during your medical consultation.