The stomach is divided into a small upper pouch and a much larger lower “remnant” pouch.
We offer both individual therapy and psychotherapy programs focused on transforming eating habits.
This is a rejuvenating and cleansing method of the entire bowel system. (oral administration)
Explore tailored surgical aftercare packages that support recovery and ensure lasting results after your procedure.
The stomach is divided into a small upper pouch and a much larger lower “remnant” pouch.
We offer both individual therapy and psychotherapy programs focused on transforming eating habits.
This is a rejuvenating and cleansing method of the entire bowel system. (oral administration)
Explore tailored surgical aftercare packages that support recovery and ensure lasting results after your procedure.
Ozempic is a once-weekly injection that helps you lose weight by changing how your body controls hunger. It mimics a natural hormone called GLP-1, originally used to treat diabetes but now proven to help with weight loss too.
Here’s how it works in your body:
Ozempic slows how fast food leaves your stomach. This means you stay full longer after meals and naturally eat less—without feeling deprived.
It targets the part of your brain that controls appetite, making you feel satisfied with smaller portions and reducing cravings, especially for sugar or snacks.
Even if you’re not diabetic, Ozempic helps balance your blood sugar. This reduces energy dips and helps control emotional or stress eating.
On average, patients lose 10–15% of their body weight over time, especially when Ozempic is combined with healthy eating, activity, and behavior support.
We start you on a low dose and increase gradually. This minimizes side effects like nausea and helps your body adjust comfortably.
Package Priced Per Month; Ksh.75,000
Perks:
First Month: Ksh.110,000, Month 2 & 3: Ksh.75,000
Perks:
You’re a good candidate if you:
Ozempic is not for cosmetic or short-term weight loss.
| Feature | Ozempic | Bariatric Surgery |
|---|---|---|
| Weight Loss | 10–15% of body weight | 25–35% of body weight |
| Speed | Gradual (3–6 months) | Faster (6–12 months) |
| Cost | ~Ksh 900,000 per year | ~Ksh 829,000 one-time |
| Ideal For | BMI 27–40 | BMI 40+ or severe obesity |
| Sustainability | Needs continued use or habit change | Longer-lasting, but still needs lifestyle change |
Surgery is more effective long-term, but Ozempic is a great starting point—especially when paired with Weight Loss Psychotherapy
| Side Effect | Why It Happens | Management Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Nausea | Delayed stomach emptying increases fullness | Start with low doses, eat small bland meals |
| Vomiting | Full stomach increases reflux or nausea | Avoid fatty foods, hydrate slowly |
| Diarrhea | Changes in gut motility | Stay hydrated, avoid high-fiber foods early on |
| Constipation | Slowed digestion | Increase water & fiber intake |
| Fatigue | Lower blood sugar and metabolic changes | Eat balanced meals, monitor sugar levels |
Yes! Nairobi Bariatric Center offers doctor-prescribed, monitored Ozempic programs. in 2 packages, Ozempic Basic and Ozempic Plus+ Packages.
Possibly—unless you change your eating habits. That’s why we include behavioral support (Weight Loss Psychotherapy) in our programs.
Yes, when prescribed correctly. Common side effects include nausea, constipation, or fatigue in the first few weeks. Serious complications are rare but monitored closely.
No. It’s only approved for people who are clinically overweight or obese.
