The foundation of everything we do at Yazen
At Yazen, we don’t follow trends – we follow science. Our entire approach to weight care is grounded in decades of medical research, modern clinical evidence, and real-world outcomes, built on long-term results from a steadily increasing patient base. Every treatment, every recommendation, and every support tool is backed by data – not hype.
We believe sustainable weight loss is not about willpower or one-size-fits-all solutions. It’s about understanding the biology of obesity, personalising medical care, and supporting long-term behavioural change through scientifically proven methods.
.webp)
Why science matters
Obesity is a chronic, relapsing disease that presents a serious risk to health. Obesity requires long-term management and follow-up, and not a lifestyle choice. That’s why our model combines the latest generation of weight loss medications (like GLP-1 and GLP-1/GIP receptor agonists), personalised dosing, ongoing medical supervision, and lifestyle coaching. It’s a method that works – and we have the numbers to prove it.
Read more about the science behind our programme
If you want to understand how the Yazen Model is transforming obesity treatment across Europe, we recommend diving into our articles. Discover how digital tools can improve medication adherence, how personalised care impacts long-term weight outcomes, and why medical treatment needs to be part of the conversation.
.webp)
Yazen at European Congress on Obesity (ECO) 2025: Pioneering Modern Obesity Treatment through Digital Innovation
Sustainable Weight Loss and Health Benefits in Obesity Care: 18-Month Real-World Results in a Virtual Care Setting
.webp)
High Adherence to GLP-1 Receptor Agonists: 18-Month Outcomes from the Yazen Model
.webp)
The Yazen Model - Modern Obesity Treatment Given Via a Digital Care Model. A Descriptive Analysis
New research: over a third of Brits see obesity as a personal choice
The Yazen model: Obesity care through a comprehensive digital approach integrating medical treatment, lifestyle intervention, and social support
Examining the effectiveness of a new digital care model on weight loss for people living with obesity
