Weight Loss Injections

• Free consultation with our experienced clinical team if a weight loss injection is prescribed.
• You will be offered ongoing follow up to suit your needs
• Free weight loss support pack developed by our in-house nurses and doctors to give you the best chance of success
• You can message our clinical team for advice and support for free during your weight loss journey
• You will be shown how to use weight loss injections and needles will be provided for free. Sharps bins are available upon request.
• You will be given the medication after your consultation without needing to queue at a pharmacy

• Complete an online eligibility questionnaire here. Please review the criteria below beforehand.
• Book a 'Weight Loss First Consultation' at a time that suits you either online or by calling our trained receptionists on 01306884444
•  Turn up to your pre-booked consultation with our clinical team and we will discuss your options, including weight loss injections, and be able to train and provide you with your first month's supply on the same day.
• Attend your pre-booked consultation in clinic or via our virtual clinic. For virtual appointments, we’ll email you a secure link—please join at your allocated time. We’ll discuss your options, including weight-loss injections, and provide training; if you attend in person, we can supply your first month’s treatment the same day (where clinically appropriate).

• BMI of > 30 or
• BMI of > 27 with one weight related co-morbidity (High blood pressure, High cholesterol, Pre-diabetes, Sleep Apnea, Fatty Liver disease, PCOS)

You are unlikely to be eligible for weight loss injections with the following:

• If you are pregnant or breast feeding
• Severe hepatic impairment
• End stage renal impairment
• Pancreatitis or Gallbladder disease
• Personal or family history of Thyroid Cancer
• Personal history of Multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2 (MEN2)
• Unstable Diabetic Retinopathy
• Diabetes requiring insulin or other injectable therapy
• A history of severe depression or eating disorders
• Previous bariatric surgery
• Severe gastrointestinal disease
• Blood clotting or bleeding disorder
• Currently being treated for cancer
• Chronic malabsorption syndrome