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Weight Loss
Medications
Weight Loss
Medications
Clinically supported weight loss programmes tailored to your biology. Average weight loss of up to 22.5% of body weight.
Lose up to 22.5% body weight*
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Your assessment is reviewed before any prescribing decision is made.
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Treatment is only supplied if a clinician confirms it is suitable.
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If approved, you receive guidance to help you understand your next steps.
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Your assessment is reviewed before any prescribing decision is made.
Many people know they want support, but are unsure what is safe, suitable or right for their health. L'vaé helps you begin with a secure assessment, clinician review and clear next steps throughout.
Start with an eligibility check, not a commitment to treatment.
Your health profile, medicines and medical history are reviewed.
A private pathway designed to help you understand what may be suitable.
Suitability depends on more than weight alone. A clinician will consider your BMI, medical history, current medicines, previous treatment use and overall health before deciding whether prescription treatment is appropriate.
Every assessment is considered against the full picture of your health, never on weight alone.
The assessment does not guarantee treatment. It helps a clinician decide whether prescription treatment may be clinically appropriate.
L'vaé does not supply treatment automatically. Your assessment is reviewed carefully, and treatment is only supplied when a UK clinician confirms it is clinically suitable.
Medical history, current medicines and wider suitability are considered before approval.
If treatment is approved, pharmacy checks are completed before dispensing.
You'll receive guidance on what to expect and when to seek help.
No. Treatment is only supplied if a UK clinician confirms it is clinically suitable after reviewing your assessment.
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