A weight-loss programme designed to end

GetLean is a doctor-led GLP-1 weight-loss programme in Singapore.

What we do

The medication is the opening, not the plan

Plain weight-loss programmes hand over the medication and watch the scale fall. It does fall. The question no one asks is what happens when you stop — and without a plan for that, the weight tends to come back.

We call ours the GetLean GLP-1 Taper Plan, and the programme is built around three things working together: a doctor-prescribed GLP-1 medication as the catalyst, daily WhatsApp coaching that builds the habits — protein, strength work, a sustainable pace — and a taper planned from the first consult toward your lowest effective dose and, where clinically appropriate, off the medication. That is what “getting lean” means here: weight loss that holds. It is why the programme is designed to end.

The reasoning behind that, with the trial evidence it rests on, is set out across our articles and guides.

How care is delivered

Entirely by telehealth

There is no clinic to visit. Consultations happen over secure two-way video with Dr Quek, medication is delivered to you, and your care team is reachable on WhatsApp from 9am to 9pm every day, Singapore time. Outside those hours an urgent symptom does not wait for a reply: go to an emergency department, or call 995 if it is an emergency. How the whole process runs is on the how it works page, and what it costs is on the pricing page.

Your doctor

Dr Quek Keng Liang

MBBS (NUS) · Doctor and clinical partner, GetLean Clinic

Dr Quek oversees medical care at GetLean and reviews the clinical content published on this website. Consultations are delivered by video to patients in Singapore.

Check medical registration — Search for “Quek Keng Liang” in the Singapore Medical Council’s register.

Who operates it

GetLean was founded by Dr Quek Keng Liang, a Singapore-registered doctor, with co-founder Lester Chee, who tells why they started it in his own words.

GetLean also publishes The State of Obesity and GLP-1 Medicines in Singapore, a yearly report built from public data, each figure linked to its source.

GetLean is operated by COMPOSED MEDICAL GROUP PTE. LTD. (UEN 202632916G), which holds GetLean Clinic's licence from the Ministry of Health under the Healthcare Services Act 2020 (licence R/26M2469/MDS/001/262). It provides doctor-led consultations and weight-loss care. Our Terms, Privacy Policy and Medical Disclaimer set out the rest.

GetLean Clinic (getleanclinic.sg) is a Singapore telehealth clinic run by COMPOSED MEDICAL GROUP PTE. LTD. It is not affiliated with any other business called GetLean.

GLP-1 medication is prescription-only and is dispensed solely where clinically appropriate, as determined by Dr Quek. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed. This page provides information about our service and is not medical advice.

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