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Flawless MedSpa encourages patients to come in for regular follow-up visits to ensure that their treatments are working and that any side effects or adverse events are managed in a timely manner

They should: Verify you're on the appropriate maintenance dose (2.4 mg weekly) Review your medication list for drugs that may impair weight loss Consider investigations including thyroid function tests if clinically indicated, HbA1c (to assess glucose control), and other tests if specific conditions are suspected Assess for eating disorders or psychological barriers to weight loss Discuss whether referral to specialist weight management services or a dietitian would be beneficial Address sleep and stress

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