Our Services
Eight programmes from nutrition-only support through to laparoscopic surgery — and an honest account of how the right one gets chosen.
Eight programmes, from nutrition-only support through to laparoscopic surgery. Which one is right for you is decided at assessment against your history, measurements and bloods — not chosen from this page.
All services
GLP-1 Therapy
Weekly injectable medicines — Mounjaro, Wegovy, Ozempic — that reduce appetite and improve metabolic markers. Prescribed only after eligibility and contraindications are established.
Read more PrescriptionMounjaro (Tirzepatide)
Dual GIP and GLP-1 receptor agonist, associated with the greatest average reduction in head-to-head trials. Once weekly, with stepped dose escalation.
Read more PrescriptionWegovy (Semaglutide)
Semaglutide licensed specifically for chronic weight management, at a higher maintenance dose than the diabetes formulation reaches.
Read more PrescriptionOzempic (Semaglutide)
Licensed primarily for type 2 diabetes, with well-documented effects on weight. Often the right starting point where diabetes control is the main goal.
Read more No injectionsGLP-1 Support Program
Weekly dietitian review, lifestyle coaching, body composition tracking and side-effect management — for patients on medication and for those who want the structure without it.
Read more Non-surgicalAllurion Gastric Balloon
A swallowable balloon placed in about fifteen minutes with no surgery, endoscopy or anaesthesia, then passed naturally at the end of the programme.
Read more SurgicalBariatric & Metabolic Surgery
Sleeve gastrectomy, gastric bypass, mini bypass and revisional procedures. Eligibility decided jointly by surgery, medicine, dietetics and psychology.
Read more IncludedClinical Nutrition
Dietitian-built plans for PCOS, type 2 diabetes and fatty liver, built around your cuisine, budget and working hours rather than a generic sheet.
Read moreHow the right option gets chosen
Patients usually arrive having already decided what they want. That is understandable, but it narrows the options rather than widening them. The assessment exists to work out what actually fits.
- 01Your numbersBMI against South Asian cut-offs, waist circumference, body composition and blood markers — not weight alone.
- 02Related conditionsType 2 diabetes, PCOS, fatty liver, reflux, sleep apnoea and joint disease all change which option is appropriate.
- 03Previous attemptsWhat you have already tried, and specifically why it stopped working, is genuinely useful information.
- 04What you can sustainA treatment you can maintain for a year beats a stronger one you abandon in month three — including on cost.
Most programmes run together, not instead of each other
The common misconception is that these are alternatives. In practice, nutrition support runs alongside almost everything — medication reduces appetite but does not plan meals or protect muscle, and surgery requires lifelong dietetic follow-up.
| If you are having | Runs alongside |
|---|---|
| GLP-1 medication | Nutrition support, protein targets, body composition monitoring |
| Allurion balloon | The coaching programme — results depend heavily on it |
| Bariatric surgery | Lifelong supplementation and dietetic review |
| Nutrition only | Optional medication review if progress stalls |
Who we turn away
Being told a treatment is not appropriate is a legitimate outcome of an assessment, and a more useful one than a prescription you should not have.
- Anyone whose contraindications rule out the medicine they asked for
- Patients seeking a prescription without assessment or monitoring
- Anyone with an active eating disorder, until specialist input is in place
- People whose expectations cannot be met safely by any option we offer
We do not dispense online
Eligibility and prescribing happen at consultation. Falsified GLP-1 pens are a documented international problem — anyone willing to sell you a prescription medicine without assessing you first is worth walking away from.
Next step
A fifteen-minute assessment. Nothing is prescribed or started at a first appointment, and costs are set out in writing before anything begins. Get in touch to arrange one.
Frequently asked
Which weight loss treatment is best?
There is no single best. Tirzepatide showed the greatest average reduction in trials, generic semaglutide is far more affordable, surgery is the most effective for severe obesity, and nutrition support works without any medication. The right one depends on your health picture and what you can sustain.
Do I need medication to get results?
No. The GLP-1 Support Program and Clinical Nutrition both run without a prescription, and a meaningful share of our patients take no medication.
Can I combine treatments?
Most treatments are combined by design — nutrition support runs alongside medication, the balloon and surgery rather than instead of them.
How do I know which one I qualify for?
That is what the assessment establishes. BMI thresholds are a starting point, but comorbidities, medications and previous attempts all feed into it.
What if I want to switch later?
Switching is normal and reviewed at follow-ups — from nutrition to medication if progress stalls, or from medication to a supported taper.
Are costs set out before I commit?
Yes, in writing, before anything starts. Medicine cost and programme cost are separate and both are stated.