Wigobi

Overview

This is a prescription diet injection that reduces food intake by acting on hormones (GLP-1 series) involved in appetite and satiety. It is a prescription drug requiring a doctor's consultation and prescription; it is self-administered once a week via a pen type and provides stable effects when combined with diet and exercise management.

Recommended For

• For those who found it difficult to lose weight through diet and exercise alone
• For those who have repeatedly experienced the yo-yo effect due to difficulty controlling their appetite
• Those who want systematic weight loss under medical supervision

Procedure Steps

1. 1

   Medical treatment and prescription

   We check weight, medical history, and medications being taken to determine eligibility for administration.

2. 2

   Administration training

   You will receive guidance on how to use the pen, the schedule for increasing capacity, and how to store it.

3. 3

   Self-administration once a week

   Self-inject into the abdomen, thighs, etc., on the scheduled day.

4. 4

   follow-up care

   Adjust the dosage while monitoring weight loss speed and side effects.

Side Effects & Precautions

• Be sure to administer after a doctor's consultation and prescription — you must inform them in advance of any history of thyroid disease, pancreatitis, etc.
• If nausea or vomiting is severe, do not increase the dosage on your own and seek medical attention.
• It cannot be administered if you are pregnant or planning to become pregnant.

This is general guidance; details vary by individual and clinic. Always consult a medical specialist.

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