To give you a direct answer: yes, it is possible. I completely understand the struggle of busy professionals; trying to visit a clinic after a long workday can be overwhelming. The greatest strength of remote prescription is 'convenience.' Even if you live far away in Gunsan, you can receive a consultation quickly without long waiting times. It also lowers the psychological barrier for those who have been hesitant to start a weight loss journey. However, there are certain limitations. In Traditional Korean Medicine (TKM), pulse diagnosis and tongue diagnosis (Seol-jin) are critical, and these are limited when conducted via a screen. Specifically, it is more difficult to precisely identify conditions such as Spleen Deficiency (Bi-heo), which leads to poor digestive function, or the stagnation of 'stagnant blood' (Eo-hyeol). It is also a pity that the process of palpation to determine where 'phlegm-fluid' (Dam-eum)—metabolic waste products—has accumulated in the body is omitted. In summary: If you prioritize a quick start and convenience, remote prescription is an excellent option. However, if you have an underlying medical condition or a highly sensitive physical state due to past side effects from diet pills, we strongly recommend visiting the clinic for your first consultation to ensure the most safe and accurate diagnosis.