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Q&A

• I'm worried about side effects. Is it safe to take?

  B.A. Clinic's diet medication prescriptions are carefully selected and prescribed by a specialist after a direct consultation, tailored to each individual's health status and target weight, using the safest medications. Side effects such as gastrointestinal issues or insomnia may occur in some individuals, but unnecessary risks are minimized because we thoroughly consider lifestyle habits, underlying conditions, and current medications during the initial consultation. Furthermore, we also provide guidance on complementary therapies to reduce side effects if necessary.

• What are the ingredients of the prescribed medication?

  At BA Clinic, we use MFDS-approved diet medications such as Wegovy, Saxenda, Diethylpropion, and Phentermine (Butterfly Pill), and if necessary, gastrointestinal protectants, fat absorption inhibitors, or metabolic balancers can be prescribed together. Considering your diet goals, BMI levels, hormonal influences, and other factors comprehensively, we will guide you to the optimal combination.

• Will I develop tolerance or experience the yo-yo effect?

  Since taking short-term diet medication alone does not change the body's metabolic pattern, tolerance and the yo-yo effect are always concerns. Therefore, BA Clinic operates on the basic principle of short and efficient medication intake + lifestyle coaching. To prevent the development of tolerance, along with regular medication changes, we also design medium-to-long-term prescription plans during consultations. If you desire a diet without the yo-yo effect, professional planning is absolutely necessary rather than simple medication intake.

• Can I get a prescription even if I have diabetes or high blood pressure?

  Even if you have underlying conditions, there are drug classes that can be safely prescribed depending on your specific circumstances. Especially for diabetic patients, some GLP-1 class drugs can even be beneficial as they also help with blood sugar control. Since a prescription is only given after confirming safety through a consultation with our medical staff, you do not need to worry.