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Achieve Healthy, Sustainable Weight Loss with Professional Support
Our experienced team is here to guide you on your weight loss journey with evidence-based approaches to medication, nutrition, and lifestyle changes. Together, we’ll establish long-term, positive health habits that go beyond fad diets and quick fixes.
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What Are Injectable Weight Loss Medications?
Injectable weight loss medications are typically taken once a day or week and are quick and easy to use. They help regulate your appetite and reduce cravings. Scientific studies have shown that these medications can be highly effective in achieving weight loss when combined with a reduced-calorie diet, increased physical activity, and healthy lifestyle choices.
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How Do Weight Loss Medications Work?
The newest and most commonly used injectable weight loss medications contain an artificial version of a hormone called glucagon-like peptide 1 (GLP-1), which is released from our gut after we eat. Boosting our levels of GLP-1 can help develop healthy eating habits and promote weight loss by:
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Regulating blood sugar levels
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Signaling the brain that we are full, reducing appetite
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Slowing stomach emptying, making us feel fuller for longer
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Reducing cravings, particularly for unhealthy foods
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Why Choose Our Weight Loss Service?
Choosing the right weight loss service is crucial. Here’s why our service might be right for you:
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Experienced Team: Our team is experienced in holistic weight management plans.
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Personalized Care: You will have face-to-face consultations with a doctor to discuss your weight and health goals, rather than relying on online forms for medications.
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Comprehensive Health Approach: We focus on your overall health and well-being, supporting your weight loss journey in the context of your general health and long-term cardiovascular risk
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Am I Eligible for Weight Loss Medications?
Weight loss medications aren’t suitable for everyone, and we prioritize the safety of our patients at all times. These medications are offered in line with official recommendations for adults with a BMI over 30, or a BMI over 27 with weight-related conditions such as high blood pressure, heart disease, or sleep apnoea. They are not suitable if you’re pregnant or planning to get pregnant.
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We will never guarantee a prescription until we have assessed whether it is the right treatment for you.
