Obesity develops when you consistently consume more calories than your body burns through daily activities and physical exercise. While this may seem straightforward, the underlying reasons for weight gain can often be complex and multifaceted. Lifestyle Habits: Unhealthy eating patterns and a lack of physical activity are primary contributors to excess weight. Psychological Factors: Emotional eating or stress can lead to overconsumption of high-calorie foods. Medications: Certain drugs, like steroids and insulin, may contribute to weight gain. Medical Conditions: Conditions such as hypothyroidism can slow metabolism, making weight loss more challenging. Genetics: Emerging research indicates some individuals may have a genetic predisposition to obesity, affecting how their bodies store fat or regulate appetite. In theory, weight loss is about consuming fewer calories and increasing physical activity. However, with more than 60% of adults in England classified as overweight or obese, the reality highlights a widespread issue. Modern lifestyles often promote overeating and inactivity, making sustainable weight loss a significant challenge for many.

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Struggling to shift weight due to limited mobility or underlying issues?

At Blemish Clinic we can help you to transform your health with a personalised weight loss solution. Whether you’re looking to shed a few pounds, boost your energy, or adopt healthier habits, we're here to guide you every step of the way.

Average weight loss is ~20% of body fat after 18 months

Introducing Mounjaro (tirzepatide injection)

Mounjaro is a weight loss innovation that has been making waves in the medical world. This groundbreaking medical advancement is the result of years of dedicated research and development. It promises improved quality of life for patients through its precision targeting which minimises the risk of side effects and maximises the therapeutic benefits, leading to better patient outcomes.

Mounjaro is a once weekly injection containing tirzepatide
1 pen = 4 weeks
Avg weight loss of ~20%

Mounjaro is a prescription-only medication and is subject to approval by our prescriber following a medical consultation which will discuss your current habits, challenges, and aspirations.

Clinical trials have shown that patients could achieve at least 20% weight loss after using tirzepatide for 18 months when combined with healthy lifestyle changes.

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Does Mounjaro work?

If you’re wondering how much weight you can lose on Mounjaro, clinical trials have shown that patients could achieve at least 20% weight loss after using tirzepatide for 72 weeks (18 months) when combined with healthy lifestyle changes.

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"Over the years I have had various treatments at different clinics. However non compare to Blemish Clinic. Jan is highly qualified, polite and knowledgeable. All the staff are warm and welcoming I wouldn't go anywhere else."

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Weight Loss at our Lancashire Clinic

Blemish Clinic is conveniently located at 40 Market Street in Edenfield, providing easy access for local residents and those from surrounding areas. Nestled in the heart of Edenfield, we’re just a short drive from Bury town centre and close to key transport links, making us an ideal choice for those seeking support to loose weight in the Rossendale area.

FAQs about weight loss

What Causes Obesity?

Obesity develops when you consistently consume more calories than your body burns through daily activities and physical exercise. While this may seem straightforward, the underlying reasons for weight gain can often be complex and multifaceted.

Lifestyle Habits: Unhealthy eating patterns and a lack of physical activity are primary contributors to excess weight.
Psychological Factors: Emotional eating or stress can lead to overconsumption of high-calorie foods.
Medications: Certain drugs, like steroids and insulin, may contribute to weight gain.
Medical Conditions: Conditions such as hypothyroidism can slow metabolism, making weight loss more challenging.
Genetics: Emerging research indicates some individuals may have a genetic predisposition to obesity, affecting how their bodies store fat or regulate appetite.

In theory, weight loss is about consuming fewer calories and increasing physical activity. However, with more than 60% of adults in England classified as overweight or obese, the reality highlights a widespread issue. Modern lifestyles often promote overeating and inactivity, making sustainable weight loss a significant challenge for many.

What is BMI?

Body Mass Index (BMI) is essentially a measure of body size. It is a calculation based on your height and weight that is used to work out if your weight is healthy. Your BMI will be calculated as a number which represents your height to weight ratio i.e. 27 kg/m2. The following table shows BMI range categories for adults associated with weight status:

BMI	Weight status
Below 18.5	You are in the underweight range/tr>
18.5 – 24.9	You are in the healthy range
25.0 – 29.9	You are in the overweight range
30.0 and above	You are in the obese range

Why am I struggling to lose weight?

No two individuals are the same, which means everyone responds differently to food and exercise. Losing weight can be challenging and often takes time. For some, dieting and physical activity alone may not lead to meaningful, long-term weight loss, or maintaining the progress can feel impossible. That’s where medical intervention can make a difference.

Do I need to continue with diet and exercise whilst on medication?

Absolutely. The weight loss medication we prescribe are to be taken in combination with a sensible diet and exercise and that is when you see the most effective weight loss.

What is the difference between Mounjaro (tirzepatide) and Ozempic (semaglutide)?

Mounjaro (tirzepatide) and Ozempic (semaglutide) are medications designed to help with blood sugar management in type 2 diabetes and, in some cases, weight loss. While they share some similarities, their mechanisms of action and effectiveness vary. Mounjaro is a dual agonist that targets two hormones:

GLP-1 (Glucagon-like peptide-1): Helps regulate appetite and blood sugar levels.
GIP (Glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide): Enhances insulin secretion and has an additional role in appetite regulation.

This dual-action approach makes Mounjaro unique and may contribute to greater effectiveness in both blood sugar control and weight loss. Ozempic targets only the GLP-1 receptor. By mimicking GLP-1, it helps the body release insulin, reduce glucose production in the liver, and slow digestion, which can lead to reduced appetite and improved blood sugar control.re some similarities, their mechanisms of action and effectiveness vary.

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Mounjaro is an injection pen used for weight loss and to treat type 2 diabetes.

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