Are traditional Korean medicine diet pills different depending on age?

As I get older, I can clearly feel fat accumulating around my sides and abdomen, so I am consistently doing aerobic exercise and trying to reduce my food intake.

Since I don't lose my stomach or get slimmer just by skipping a few meals like I did in my 30s (I'm turning 40 this year), I became interested in traditional Korean medicine dieting, so I decided to post this.

Some people around have tried traditional Korean medicine dieting and seen results, while others experienced the yo-yo effect in the middle.

Most of the people younger than me have seen results with traditional Korean medicine dieting, but do the prescriptions for traditional Korean medicine diet pills differ depending on age?

Or is it prescribed according to one's constitution?

I'm curious.