NOVV For Weight
The Weight Is Over
Doctor-led weight loss treatment plans & prescriptions.
Start with a free eligibility quiz to see if you’re eligible for doctor-led weight loss treatment with NOVV
Registered Treatments
Clinically proven options to help you
lose weight and keep it off
this may be for you if
You’ve tried to lose weight, but struggled to maintain the resultsYour weight is affecting your health, energy or day-to-day wellbeingDiet and exercise alone haven’t given you the progress you expectedYou’re looking for evidence-based weight management with medical supportYou want a doctor to assess whether prescription treatment may be appropriateYou’re ready for a more structured, long-term approach to managing your weight
Weight management isn’t one-size-fits-all.
Your doctor will consider your health, weight history, previous attempts and treatment goals to determine what approach may be appropriate for you.The Protocol
Simple steps. Real support.
Step 01. Tell us about you
Start with a free eligibility quiz to see if you’re eligible for doctor-led weight loss treatment
Step 02. Speak to your doctor.
An MMC-registered NOVV doctor reviews your assessment and speaks with you privately online.
Step 03. The Delivery
Medication delivered discreetly to your
door with ongoing supportStart with a free eligibility quiz to see if you’re eligible for doctor-led weight loss treatment with NOVV.Why NOVV
for weight loss?
Convenient, discreet care
Consult online, with prescribed treatment delivered directly to you.MMC-registered Malaysian Doctors
Your treatment starts with a proper medical assessment.Evidence-based treatment options
Prescription treatment is only recommended when clinically appropriate.Personalised to your health
Your medical history, weight journey and treatment goals are considered before a plan is recommended.NOVV’s weight management experience
500+
Weight management consults performed
30%
of patients assessed as eligible to proceed with treatment
15%
Average weight loss
what clinical data has shown us?
5–10% of baseline body weight lost Most patients notice appetite reduction and early metabolic changes
10-15% of baseline body weight lost.
Ongoing appetite reduction and
continuous metabolic changes
~15–20% body weight loss*
Many patients report significant improvements in quality of life.
Reduced risk factors associated with obesity-related conditions
Weight loss maintenance and long-term
health benefits. Sustained appetite regulation and healthier eating patterns. Ongoing improvements in metabolic and cardiovascular health
Frequently Asked Questions
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GLP-1-based treatments are prescription medicines used as part of medical weight management. Depending on the medication, they can help regulate appetite, increase feelings of fullness and support reduced food intake. Treatment requires a medical assessment and is not suitable for everyone.
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Eligibility depends on factors such as your weight, BMI, medical history, current medications, previous weight management attempts and other health considerations. A NOVV doctor will assess whether prescription treatment is clinically appropriate for you.
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Start with a short health assessment, then consult online with an MMC-registered doctor. Your doctor will review your weight history, health and goals and discuss suitable options. If prescription treatment is appropriate, your medication can be delivered directly to you with ongoing follow-up.
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Weight loss varies considerably between individuals and depends on the medication prescribed, dose, treatment duration, adherence, lifestyle and individual response. Your doctor will help set realistic expectations and monitor your progress throughout treatment.
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There is no fixed timeline. Some patients may notice changes in appetite or weight earlier than others, while doses of certain treatments are gradually increased over time. Treatment is focused on safe, sustainable progress rather than rapid weight loss.
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GLP-1 medicines are established prescription treatments but, like all medicines, have potential side effects and are not suitable for everyone. Your doctor will assess your medical history, medications and relevant risk factors before determining whether treatment is appropriate.
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Depending on the medication, common side effects can include nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, constipation, abdominal discomfort and reduced appetite, particularly when starting treatment or increasing the dose. Your doctor will discuss the specific risks and precautions relevant to any medication prescribed.
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Not everyone requires the same investigations. Your doctor will determine whether blood tests or other assessments are appropriate based on your medical history, symptoms, existing conditions and proposed treatment.
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Many GLP-1-based weight management treatments are given as injections, including options administered once weekly. Your doctor will explain how to use your prescribed treatment and the dosing schedule that applies to it.
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Some GLP-1 treatments are started at a lower dose and gradually increased according to the approved dosing schedule, treatment response and tolerability. Your doctor will determine whether and when a dose increase is appropriate.
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Your progress, weight, treatment response and any side effects should be reviewed during follow-up. Your doctor can then determine whether your current treatment should be continued, adjusted or reconsidered.
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Contact NOVV if you develop side effects or have concerns about your treatment. Your doctor can assess your symptoms and advise whether treatment should be continued, adjusted or stopped. Seek urgent medical attention for severe or concerning symptoms.
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Yes. Prescription medication is one component of medical weight management. Nutrition, physical activity, sleep and other lifestyle factors remain important for your overall health and long-term weight management.
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Appetite and weight can change after treatment is discontinued, and some people may regain weight. Your doctor can discuss longer-term weight management and an appropriate plan if treatment needs to be stopped.
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If your doctor prescribes treatment, medication can be delivered discreetly to your doorstep. Delivery typically takes 1–4 business days, depending on location and availability.