A medically supervised programme, not a quick fix.
GLP-1 receptor agonists are prescription medications that work with the body's own appetite-regulating hormones, helping many patients feel fuller sooner and manage portion sizes more comfortably as part of a broader weight management plan. They are not a cosmetic injectable, and they are not suitable for everyone.
At FMAC, this programme begins with a full medical assessment by Dr Gerald Tan — your health history, current medications and suitability are reviewed before anything is prescribed, and you're reviewed regularly for as long as you're on the programme.
Dr Gerald Tan reviews your medical history, current health and weight goals to determine whether GLP-1 therapy is appropriate for you. Where suitable, the medication is prescribed and its use taught in-clinic, alongside practical nutrition and lifestyle guidance. You're reviewed regularly so the plan can be adjusted to how your body responds.
For adults whose doctor has identified a health-related benefit to structured weight management.
Often suited to those who've already tried diet and exercise changes and want additional medical support.
Willing to attend regular reviews and adjust the plan as needed — this is a supervised programme, not a single treatment.
Understands that response varies significantly between individuals and that results are not guaranteed.
Dose is typically started low. Some patients notice appetite changes; mild digestive side effects are possible and are discussed upfront so you know what to expect.
Dose is reviewed and adjusted with Dr Tan based on how you're responding and tolerating the medication.
Regular monthly reviews continue for as long as you're on the programme, with an honest conversation about progress, side effects and next steps — including an eventual maintenance or exit plan.
Book a consultation with Dr Gerald Tan to find out if this programme is appropriate for you.
Book a ConsultationDisclaimer: GLP-1 therapy is a prescription medication requiring medical assessment and is not suitable for everyone. Individual results vary significantly and are not guaranteed. This page is for general education and is not a substitute for medical advice.