Clinical assessment
Health history, current medicines, goals, and relevant risks are reviewed.
GLP-1 Slimming Program
A medically guided approach to sustainable weight management.
Medical weight management
Care begins with suitability, not a prescription.
GLP-1 medicines act on hormone-signaling pathways involved in appetite, fullness, digestion, and glucose regulation. They are prescription treatments and are not appropriate for everyone.
A supervised program may include medical screening, review of current medicines and health history, individualized treatment selection, progress monitoring, side-effect review, and practical lifestyle support.
Eligibility is determined through consultation and clinical assessment. The clinician may recommend another approach when medical history, current medicines, pregnancy or breastfeeding, digestive concerns, or other risk factors make treatment unsuitable.
The supervised pathway
A considered four-week starting program.
Individual selection
Clinical assessment determines whether treatment and a specific medicine are appropriate.
Ongoing monitoring
Progress, tolerability, side effects, and continuation are reviewed clinically.
Expectations and follow-up
Results vary. ESCLARE does not promise a specific amount or rate of weight loss. Treatment selection and continuation depend on response, tolerability, adherence, and ongoing assessment by a qualified medical professional.
Lifestyle remains foundational
Nutrition, movement, sleep, hydration, and sustainable habits remain important. Medication does not replace these foundations, and support should be adapted to the patient's health profile and goals.
Before your consultation
Frequently asked questions
What is GLP-1 weight management?
It is a medically supervised approach that may use a prescription GLP-1 medicine alongside assessment, monitoring, and lifestyle support for an eligible patient.
Who can request a consultation?
Adults interested in medically guided weight management may request an assessment. A request does not confirm eligibility or a prescription.
How is eligibility assessed?
A qualified medical professional reviews health history, current medicines, treatment goals, relevant risks, and whether another approach may be safer or more suitable.
Are lifestyle changes still required?
Yes. Nutrition, activity, sleep, hydration, and sustainable routines remain part of responsible weight-management care.
What side effects should be discussed?
Possible digestive symptoms and other risks should be reviewed during consultation. Contact the clinic about persistent or concerning effects and seek urgent care for severe symptoms.
How long does treatment last?
The listed ESCLARE program covers four weeks. Continuation is not automatic and requires reassessment by a qualified medical professional.
Can I stop treatment at any time?
Speak with the prescribing clinician before stopping or changing treatment so they can give guidance appropriate to your situation.
This page provides general educational information and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Results vary. Seek immediate professional or emergency assistance for urgent or severe symptoms.