Step 1- Comprehensive Clinical Consultation: Your journey begins with a detailed medical consultation. Nurim review your current weight trajectory, medical and surgical history, medications, previous weight-management attempts, dietary patterns, physical activity, sleep, lifestyle factors and relevant family history.

Where appropriate, nurim also assess factors that may contribute to weight gain or difficulty with weight reduction, including metabolic, endocrine and medication-related considerations.

Step 2 - Body-composition Assessment: A detailed baseline assessment provides measurable parameters against which progress can be evaluated.

Depending on your programme, this may include:

These measurements help distinguish weight reduction from meaningful changes in body composition and allow treatment progress to be monitored objectively.

Step 3 - Metabolic & Laboratory Evaluation: Where clinically indicated, laboratory investigations may be recommended to identify metabolic or endocrine factors relevant to your weight-management plan.

Depending on your medical history and clinical assessment, investigations may include glycaemic parameters, lipid profile, liver and renal function, thyroid assessment, and other relevant investigations.

Testing is individualised rather than routinely prescribed for every patient.

Step 4 - Individualised Treatment Planning: Your clinical findings are reviewed to determine the most appropriate management strategy. Depending on your needs and eligibility, your programme may incorporate a combination of:

Where prescription medication is considered, the choice, dosage and monitoring schedule are determined by the treating clinician according to your medical profile, indications, contraindications and treatment response.

Step 5 – Medically Guided Treatment: Once your treatment plan is established, interventions are introduced according to the prescribed protocol.

Where pharmacological weight management is appropriate, treatment is initiated and titrated under medical supervision, with attention to tolerability, response, contraindications and potential adverse effects.

Nutrition and lifestyle recommendations are integrated alongside medical treatment rather than treated as separate components.

Step 6 – Clinical Monitoring & Treatment optimisation: Weight management is an evolving clinical process.

Nurim assess weight trajectory, body composition where available, treatment response, adherence, tolerability, nutritional status and relevant clinical parameters. The programme may then be adjusted according to your progress. This may include modification of nutritional targets, lifestyle recommendations or prescribed therapy.

Step 7 – Consolidation & Long-Term Maintenance: Achieve your target is only one part of successful weight management. Once meaningful progress has been achieved, the focus transitions towards weight stabilisation, prevention of regain, sustainable nutrition, physical activity and long-term behavioural strategies.