Frequently asked questions

Medical weight management is weight care led by a doctor. It begins with a clinical assessment, and combines diet, exercise and lifestyle changes with medical treatment where appropriate, reviewed over time.

Suitability is decided during consultation. Your doctor will consider your weight, medical history, medications and health goals before recommending an approach.

You will discuss your health history and goals with the doctor, who will carry out an assessment and explain the options that may be appropriate for you, including what each involves.

No. Prescription medicines are not suitable for everyone and are only supplied after a medical consultation. Your doctor will determine whether a treatment is appropriate for you.

GLP-1 receptor agonists are prescription medicines that act on a gut hormone involved in appetite and blood sugar regulation. They are used in medically supervised weight management and are prescribed only where clinically appropriate, after assessment.

No. Diet, activity and behavioural support are the foundation of the programme. Where medication is clinically appropriate, your doctor will discuss the options with you — we do not advertise or recommend specific products on this website.

Teleconsultation can be arranged through the clinic. Message us on WhatsApp and our team will confirm the details with you.

Accord Medical Clinic is at Blk 325 Ubi Avenue 1, #01-701, Singapore 400325.