When Diet and Exercise Aren’t Enough
Weight Management Clinic
How It Works
Three simple steps to get your treatment
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Tell Us What You Need
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Quick Clinician Review
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Start Treatment and Ongoing Care
What Is Medical Weight Management?
Medical weight management uses prescription treatments alongside lifestyle support to help people lose weight when diet and exercise alone haven’t been enough. It’s designed for individuals who meet clinical criteria and want a safe, structured, and evidence-based approach to weight loss.
Medications such as Mounjaro, Wegovy, and Saxenda work by reducing appetite, helping you feel fuller for longer, and supporting healthier eating habits. When combined with clinical oversight and behavioural guidance, they can lead to significant and sustainable weight loss.
Our clinic provides a professional, judgement-free service with ongoing support, helping you lose weight safely while protecting your long-term health.
Available Treatments
Safe, effective medications reviewed by our pharmacists
Common Questions
Weight loss medication is typically suitable for adults with a BMI over 30, or over 27 with weight-related health conditions. Eligibility is confirmed through clinical assessment.
They work by reducing appetite, increasing feelings of fullness, and helping control cravings, making it easier to maintain healthier eating habits.
Yes. Medication works best alongside healthy eating and lifestyle changes. We provide guidance to support sustainable results.
Weight loss varies between individuals. Many people notice appetite changes within the first few weeks, with steady weight loss over time.
For most eligible patients, yes. All treatments are prescribed following a full clinical review to ensure safety and suitability.
Common side effects include nausea, reduced appetite, and digestive changes, particularly during dose increases. These are usually temporary and manageable with guidance.
Yes. Regular check-ins help ensure the treatment remains safe, effective, and aligned with your goals.
During your initial consultation, the clinician will review your medical history, current medications, weight history, lifestyle factors, and goals. They’ll explain suitable treatment options, answer questions, and confirm whether treatment can be safely prescribed.
That’s completely normal. The initial consultation is a chance to ask questions, understand your options, and decide what feels right for you there’s no obligation to proceed.