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Weight that won't budge with diet alone, managed medically by a doctor.

Weight that won't shift no matter what you try, hunger that never settles. This programme starts with a doctor's assessment, with appetite-regulating medication only where it is right for you.

Your conversation stays between you and our all-female team.

Consultation first before any medication
No downtime not a procedure, nothing to recover from
Doctor-led assessment, prescribing and monitoring
All-female medical team, always

Medical Weight Management, in one paragraph

Medical weight management at Klinik Amisi is a doctor-led clinical programme, not a procedure. It starts with a clinical assessment, may include appetite-regulating (GLP-1) medication where medically appropriate, and continues with scheduled follow-up reviews set with your doctor. There is no fixed package and no downtime, and the plan is individualised at consultation.

You're not alone

Weight is rarely about willpower. Very often, it's biology.

So many women have done everything right, eaten carefully, moved more, tried plan after plan, and still watched the scale settle back. That is not a personal failing. Appetite, metabolism and how the body holds weight are driven by signals that diet and exercise alone can't always reach.

That is exactly where medical support fits. A doctor can look at the full picture, understand what is working against you, and help you build a plan that finally has the science on your side.

Does this sound like you?

This programme is built for these exact situations.

Weight that has crept up and stayed, despite real effort
Diets and exercise that work for a while, then stall
Constant hunger and food noise that make eating hard to control
Weight linked to health worries you want a doctor to look at
Wanting supervision, not another supplement from social media
Feeling judged elsewhere and wanting a calmer conversation
When it's not for you: This programme isn't right for everyone, and our doctor will tell you honestly if it isn't right for you. It is not offered during pregnancy or while planning a pregnancy or breastfeeding, and appetite-regulating medication is generally avoided with certain thyroid, pancreatic or gallbladder histories. Some concerns are better served by another clinical service, so the doctor screens all of this at consultation and, where needed, points you somewhere more suitable.

Three effects, one session

The programme rests on three things done properly, in order: the medical picture, then steady adjustment, then a plan you can actually keep.

01 · Assess

Understand

A doctor reviews your history, measurements and metabolic screening first, so the plan is built around your body, not a template.

02 · Regulate

Steady

Where it is medically appropriate, appetite-regulating medication may help ease hunger and food noise, started low and titrated slowly.

03 · Sustain

Sustain

Nutrition, movement and sleep are woven in from day one, the part that helps any change hold long after the programme.

Medical Weight Management product

How it works

Not a prescription counter. A programme that follows you.

Everything starts with a consultation, with medical history, measurements and metabolic screening, so the doctor understands what is driving your weight before anything is prescribed. From there you get an individualised plan. Where medication is medically right for you, it is started at a low dose and adjusted slowly, with scheduled follow-ups to check progress, screen for side effects and keep the lifestyle side moving alongside the clinical one.

Doctor consultation and metabolic screening firstIndividualised plan, not a fixed packageAppetite-regulating medication only where medically appropriateGradual dose titration, starting low and going slowScheduled follow-ups for weight, measurements and monitoringNutrition, activity and sleep built into the plan

What recovery really looks like

Your week after treatment.

Your first visit Assessment, not a script

A full consultation, with history, measurements, metabolic screening. You leave with a plan and clear next steps, not a rushed prescription.

The first weeks Start low, go slow

If medication is part of your plan, it begins at a low dose. Any early side effects like nausea or fatigue usually ease as your body adjusts.

Ongoing follow-ups We stay with you

Scheduled reviews track weight and measurements, screen for side effects and adjust the plan, with lifestyle support alongside.

The longer view Built to hold

Nutrition, movement and sleep habits are shaped so any change has the best chance of lasting beyond the programme.

Your doctor sets the pace and spacing of follow-ups with you. No fixed packages, no pressure.

Doctor-led, female-led care

Your weight is personal. We treat it that way.

  • Every doctor, nurse and front-desk team member is a woman.
  • Private consultation rooms, where your history and your goals stay discreet.
  • A doctor screens and monitors you throughout, never a one-off script.
  • Four branches across the Klang Valley, in Bangi, Putrajaya, Shah Alam and KL.
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Questions, answered plainly

What women ask us most.

Is this just a prescription pickup?
No. Medical weight management at Klinik Amisi is a clinical programme. It begins with a doctor consultation, measurements, medical history review and metabolic screening. Where medication is part of the plan, it is prescribed and monitored across scheduled follow-up appointments, never handed out on demand.
How does appetite-regulating medication actually work?
Where it is medically appropriate, the doctor may prescribe a class of medication known as GLP-1 receptor agonists. These work with the body's own appetite and satiety signalling to help reduce hunger and the constant food noise many people describe. The decision, the dose and the monitoring schedule are individual and made by the doctor, since this medication is not suitable for everyone, and it is one part of a broader plan rather than a standalone fix.
Which medications are available?
Depending on your assessment, the doctor may prescribe injectable GLP-1 based medications such as Mounjaro (tirzepatide) or Ozempic (semaglutide). Both are prescription-only medicines, and whether one is suitable, and at what dose, is decided by the doctor at consultation.
Who is this programme for?
It is generally aimed at adults with a BMI in the medically eligible range for weight management support, or those with weight-related health concerns. Our doctor reviews your full profile at consultation to confirm suitability. It is not a cosmetic shortcut and is not appropriate for patients without a clinical indication.
What side effects should I know about?
Common, usually transient effects can include nausea, constipation, headache, fatigue or reactions at the injection site, particularly when starting or increasing a dose. For most people these ease over the first weeks as the dose is titrated gradually. Side-effect screening is built into every follow-up, and you can raise anything unusual with the team between visits.
Do I still need to manage diet and exercise?
Yes. Medication, where used, is one part of a broader plan. Nutrition, activity and sleep are central to lasting weight management and to holding any change you achieve. Our team supports this as a core part of your follow-up, not an afterthought.

Not sure if this is the right step for you?

Tell us what you've been going through, in Malay or English. Our team will let you know whether this programme, a consultation first, or a different kind of support is the right place to start.

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