Registered Dietitian · DHA Lahore and Online

Weight Loss Diet Plan in Lahore

A steady half a kilo to a kilo a week, on roti, rice and salan. In clinic at DHA Phase 3 or online across Pakistan.

Registered Dietitian Ayesha Nasir at her clinic
Registered Dietitian Ayesha Nasir at her clinic in Lahore

What You Get

01

A plan in kitchen terms

Rotis, cups and pieces, not grams you have to weigh. It reaches you within a day or two of the first session.

02

Built around your reports

Thyroid, blood sugar, PCOS and any medicines you take are part of the plan from day one, not an afterthought.

03

Follow ups that adjust it

The plan changes as your weight, routine and appetite change, so it keeps working after the first few weeks.

Ayesha Nasir, registered dietitian, at Holistic Care clinic in Lahore

Clients Reviews

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nusrat akhtar
1 September 2026
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Excellent service. Timely provided assistance by the Dietician. Overall the atmosphere was very good. Diet plan provided is really working and have been visiting since the last 1.5 years.
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Hashir Akram
29 August 2026
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Great experience.
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Muso Zahra
3 August 2026
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Dr Ayesha is an excellent doctor who listens to every concern with patience and care. Her diet plan is practical, balanced, and easy to follow. I highly recommend her for her professionalism and genuine support.
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Chaudhary Ayesha
3 August 2026
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Dr. Ayesha is an excellent nutritionist. I lost 6 kg in one month by following her diet plan. Her guidance was simple, practical, and really effective. I am very happy with my results and truly recommend her to anyone who wants to lose weight in a healthy way.
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Samara Abaidullah
21 July 2026
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Samra Farhan
21 July 2026
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Ms Ayesha Nasir is very good and expert Dietitian. My experience with her is really good. She guides enough , about every concerns and problem. Her diet plans are easy to follow and give sustainable results.

How the Plan Is Actually Built

Every plan starts with a conversation rather than a template. I ask what you ate over the last three days, what time you leave the house, who does the cooking at home, how often you eat out, and what you have already tried. Almost everybody has tried something. That history matters, because it tells me what you are not going to stick to.

Then I look at your numbers. Weight, height, waist, and any recent blood work you have. If you do not have any, I will tell you which tests are worth getting done and which ones you can skip. The plan reaches you after that, usually within a day or two, and it is written in normal kitchen terms. Rotis, cups, pieces and spoons, not grams you have to weigh on a scale.

Ayesha Nasir writing a diet plan at her desk

What a Realistic Rate of Weight Loss Looks Like

0.5 to 1 kg

a week, the steady range for most people

2 to 4 kg

over a month at that pace

Weeks 1 to 3

can drop faster, and much of that is water

Half a kilo to one kilo a week suits most people. Over a month that works out to roughly two to four kilos. Some people drop faster in the first two or three weeks, and a good part of that early drop is water, which is normal. The steady range after that is the one worth planning around, because it is the range where you keep your muscle and your energy holds up.

If you have a wedding or a trip coming up in six weeks, say so in the first session. I would rather be honest with you about what six weeks can do than write something you will abandon in ten days.

Watch: Intermittent Fasting, Explained

Ayesha walks through a full intermittent fasting diet plan in this video, in Urdu.

Dietitian Ayesha Nasir in a warm home setting

Roti, Rice and Salan Stay on the Plan

You do not have to move to boiled chicken and salad leaves. Roti stays, rice stays, salan stays. What changes is how much, when, and what goes into the pan before the food does. In most desi kitchens the extra calories are sitting in the oil, the ghee, the sugar in the chai and the second helping, not in the roti itself.

Chai is usually the first thing we look at. Four or five cups a day with two spoons of sugar in each quietly adds up to a meal nobody is counting. We do not take it away. We change what goes in it, and often the number of cups, and for a lot of people that alone starts moving the weight.

If someone else cooks at home, the plan has to work with the pot that is already on the stove. I write it so the salan does not have to change. Your plate is what changes.

Want this built around your own kitchen? Call or message Ayesha on WhatsApp to book.

When Weight Loss Is Not Only About Food

Some people eat sensibly, move enough, and still do not lose weight. That is usually a signal to look further than the diet. An underactive thyroid, PCOS, insulin resistance, and some medicines including steroids and certain antidepressants all make weight loss harder, and no diet plan fixes any of those on its own.

If your history points that way, I will tell you which tests to ask for and send you back to your own doctor. I do not diagnose and I do not prescribe. Once the underlying problem is being treated, the food side starts working properly. If it is hormonal, the PCOS nutrition page goes into how that is handled.

What a Doctor Does, and What a Dietitian Does

It is worth separating the two jobs, because people often book the wrong one and lose a few months doing it. A doctor examines you, orders tests, treats disease and prescribes medicine. A dietitian takes your diagnosis, your reports and your routine, and turns all of that into what you actually eat on a Tuesday. If your thyroid is underactive, only a doctor can start you on medication for it. Once you are on it, someone still has to build the eating plan, and that does not happen in a ten minute consultation.

Plenty of people need both, and there is no conflict in that. I work alongside whatever your own doctor has already started, not around it.

When You Should See a Doctor First

There are situations where a diet plan should not be the first step. Get a doctor to look at you before anything else if:

  • Your weight has climbed quickly without any change in your eating
  • You are always cold and tired, and losing hair
  • Your periods have stopped or turned irregular
  • There is diabetes in the family and your sugar has never been checked
  • Weight is dropping without you trying
  • You are on steroids, antidepressants or any hormonal treatment, because some of those move weight on their own

If you book a diet consultation and the history points in that direction, you will be told to see your doctor first. That is not a brush off. It saves you paying for a plan that cannot work yet.

If Your Doctor Has Already Put You on Medication

A fair number of clients now arrive already on a prescription, either for weight or for diabetes. The plan is built differently for them. Appetite is often very low in the first few weeks, so the priority becomes getting enough protein and fluid into a much smaller volume of food, keeping fibre up so digestion does not stall, and protecting muscle so that what you lose is mostly fat. Anything to do with the medicine itself, the dose, the side effects, whether to carry on, all of that stays with your doctor.

What Is Not Part of Any Plan

  • No injections or drips
  • No slimming teas
  • No herbal course you have to buy from me
  • No supplements. I do not sell them and I do not earn anything from what you buy
  • No cheat days, because there is nothing to cheat on

If a plan only works while you keep paying for a product, it is not really a plan. And a plan that needs a day off from itself every week was too strict on the other six.

What Happens in the First Session

  • How long it takes. About 45 minutes, in person at Holistic Care, Sector Y DHA Phase 3, Lahore, or over a call if you are not in the city.
  • What to bring or send. Any blood tests from the last six months, a list of the medicines you take, and a rough note of what you ate across three ordinary days.
  • What we go through. Your routine, your work hours, who cooks, what you eat out, and what has failed before and why.
  • What happens after. The plan reaches you within a day or two, and there is a follow up once you have run it for a couple of weeks so it can be adjusted.
  • How to book. Call or WhatsApp 0306 6933336. Appointment only. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 7 to 9 pm, Saturday 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm.

In person sessions run at Holistic Care in DHA Phase 3. If you are somewhere else, the nutritionist near me page lists every city and area I currently consult in over a call.

A plan works better when someone adjusts it as you go. That is what consulting the best nutritionist in Lahore provides, rather than a fixed chart.

Book Your Weight Loss Consultation

Call 0306 6933336 to book a consultation and get a plan built around your own routine.

Weight Loss Diet Plan FAQs

Most clients notice a change within the first three to four weeks, though the pace depends on your starting point, your medical history and how consistent you can be. Ayesha Nasir sets a realistic target with you in the first consultation rather than promising a fixed number, because rapid loss driven by crash dieting almost always comes back.

No. Plans are built around everyday Pakistani food, so rice, roti, salan and daal stay in the plan with portions and timing adjusted. Removing staple foods is the single most common reason people abandon a diet, so the plan works with your kitchen instead of against it.

A consultation is Rs. 3,500 online and Rs. 4,000 in person at the clinic in DHA Phase 3. Call or WhatsApp 0306 6933336 to book, and the team will explain the follow up options.

Yes. Online consultations are available anywhere in Pakistan and abroad, and include the same written plan, weekly check-ins and WhatsApp follow-up as the in-clinic programme. In-person visits are at Holistic Care, Sector Y, DHA Phase 3, Lahore.

In Pakistan the words are often used interchangeably, but a Registered Dietitian holds a recognised qualification and professional registration. Ayesha Nasir is registered with the Pakistan Nutrition and Dietetic Society and holds an MPhil in Food and Nutrition from the College of Home Economics, Lahore.