Wegovy® is a once-weekly injectable semaglutide treatment, prescribed with expert support to help reduce appetite, manage weight gain and support your wellbeing—especially useful during life stages like menopause.
Wegovy is a once-weekly injectable prescription medicine containing semaglutide, used alongside a reduced-calorie diet and increased physical activity for adults struggling with excess weight.
Wegovy mimics the GLP-1 hormone, helping regulate appetite and fullness. By targeting brain receptors and slowing digestion, it supports reduced hunger and lower food intake, which helps with sustainable weight loss.
Weekly subcutaneous injection under medical supervision
Integration with lifestyle support—diet, movement and routine
Clinical studies show average weight loss of around 15–16 % over about 68 weeks for treated adults
Adults who have found weight loss difficult through diet and exercise alone, and who are ready to engage with a medically supervised plan combining treatment and lifestyle changes for lasting results.
This is a prescription treatment and not a standalone fix. For best results it should be paired with healthy eating, regular movement and consistent habits. Some side-effects may occur during adjustment, and suitability must be evaluated by a healthcare professional.
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