Weight loss medication, backed by a GP team who stays with you.
Start your Medical Weight Loss journey with 20% off your Initial Assessment, offer ends 30 September.
- CQC registered
- No referral needed
- No binding contract
- Prescription within 2 working days
1. Initial assessment
- We evaluate your suitability for prescription weight-loss medication and lifestyle plan.
2. Prescription
- Within 2 working days you’ll receive confirmation whether the medication is suitable and a digital prescription if approved.
3. Follow-up
- Regular follow-up to monitor progress, adjust dose, address side-effects and embed sustainable habits.
£63✓ Full health history
✓ Measurements & baseline bloods with a GP
✓ Same-week slots available
£79✓ GP reviews medication progress, side-effects, dosing, lifestyle counselling
✓ Support with nutrition, physical activity, behavioural change
✓ Transition to less frequent reviews once stable
You may qualify if:
✓ You're 18 years of age or over
✓ Your BMI is 30 or above or 27+ with a related condition (high blood pressure, prediabetes, sleep apnoea): Calculate your Body mass index (BMI) here
✓ You're not pregnant or being treated for pancreatitis
Not sure where you stand?
Bring your best estimate, your GP confirms full eligibility at assessment, at no extra cost.
of our patients are still in active care at 16 weeks — vs 50–70% typically seen with online-only providers
flat fee per GP visit, no subscription, no bundled add- ons
Every price, per dose. No surprises later.
Most clinics quote a "from" price and let the pharmacy bill do the rest. Here's what you'll actually pay for the medication, plus a £79 GP visit, charged only when you're seen (around 7 visits a year, not monthly). Your GP talks you through exact costs, typically £75–£250 per month depending on what's clinically appropriate for you, at your assessment, with no obligation to proceed.
Sustainable weight loss
Our goal is to help individuals reduce the risk of lifestyle-related diseases associated with overweight and obesity, while also promoting better physical and mental health. Through personalised weight management — with or without safe and scientifically proven medications — we support you on your journey towards long-term weight loss, rather than a quick fix.
The causes of overweight are complex
The solution isn’t always as simple as eating less and moving more.
Overweight is the result of a combination of genetics, physiology, environment, and the brain’s complex regulation of weight.
By understanding these factors and the challenges they bring, we can achieve safe and lasting weight loss together.
Overweight should be treated as a chronic condition — not as a lack of willpower.
GP-supervised treatment
Where clinically appropriate, your GP may recommend prescription-only weight-management treatment as part of your plan. All treatment options, dosing, expected outcomes and suitability are discussed in full during your assessment and follow-up appointments — not on this page — so you get accurate, personalised information rather than generic claims.
Medical Weight Loss FAQs
Is the £79 charged every month?
No — it's per visit, not on a schedule. Visits start monthly while your dose is adjusted, then space out. Most patients have around 7 visits a year.
How much does medication cost?
This depends on what's clinically appropriate for you and is billed directly by the pharmacy. Your GP talks you through exact costs at assessment — no obligation to proceed.
Is treatment properly monitored?
Yes. Every patient is reviewed by the same GP throughout, with bloods checked at the intervals NICE recommends and dose changes made in person, not by algorithm.
Can I stop anytime?
Yes. No binding contract or subscription — pay per visit and per prescription, pause or stop whenever you choose.
What are the requirements for using medication for weight loss?
- You must be over 18 years of age
- A BMI value above 30, or alternatively a BMI value above 27 with a weight-related comorbidity such as diabetes, sleep apnoea, cardiovascular disease.
- Exclusions include being pregnant, having pancreatitis, or undergoing treatment for diabetes.
How do you calculate BMI?
To calculate BMI, you first need to measure your weight in kilograms and your height in meters. Once you have these measurements, you square your height in meters (height multiplied by itself). Then, you divide your weight in kilograms by the square of your height. The resulting number is your BMI.
Calculate your Body mass index (BMI) on NHS
Why choose a GP-led medical weight loss programme?
Choosing a GP-led medical weight loss programme offers several advantages.
- Firstly, you benefit from the expertise and guidance of a qualified medical professional who can tailor the program to your specific health needs and monitor your progress closely.
- Additionally, a GP-led programme often integrates medical assessments and laboratory tests to ensure safe and effective weight loss, addressing any underlying health issues that may impact your journey.
- Furthermore, having access to medical supervision can provide reassurance and support, enhancing your overall experience and success with the weight loss program.
What does the initial appointment involve?
The initial appointment will allow a holistic discussion between you and your GP. You can expect the following:
1. Holistic Assessment:
- Your GP will dedicate time to truly understand you. This involves:
- Medical History: A thorough exploration of your health journey.
- Weight History: Insights into your past weight fluctuations.
- Dietary Habits: Discussion about your eating patterns.
- Physical Activity: An assessment of your exercise routines.
- Psychological Factors: Exploring emotional and mental aspects related to weight.
- This holistic approach ensures that your unique needs are considered.
2. Weight-Related Diseases Evaluation:
- Your GP will assess whether any weight-related diseases are affecting you. This includes:
- Blood Test: To check for any underlying health conditions.
- Risk Factors: Identifying potential risks associated with your weight.
- Health Goals: Discussing what you hope to achieve.
3. Creating Your Weight Loss Plan:
- By the end of this appointment, you and your GP will collaboratively design a personalised weight loss plan.
- This plan will be tailored to your specific circumstances, aiming for sustainable results.
What does a follow-up consultation entail?
During your follow-up appointments, your GP will focus on several essential aspects to ensure your weight loss journey remains on track:
- Medication Review:
- Your GP will assess how well the prescribed medication is working for you.
- Any side effects or concerns related to the medication will be discussed.
- Dosage Adjustment:
- Your GP will adjust the dosage of the medication. A new prescription will be given to you.
- Nutritional Support:
- Further discussion of the nutritional changes you’re making and providing individualised support.
- Weight Check
- Blood investigations (required at week 16).
- These tests aim to detect any potential adverse effects of the medication. Regular monitoring ensures your safety and allows timely adjustments if needed.
- Addressing Concerns:
- Use this time to discuss any challenges, questions, or issues you’re facing.
What is the cost of the weight loss medication itself
The cost of medication depends on the medication prescribed and the dosage, and varies between pharmacies. You can expect to pay between £75 - £250 per month for the medications.
What is the duration of the prescription?
For medication initiation, the prescription will be monthly as your GP need to monitor and adjust the dosage on a monthly basis.
Once you are on a maintenance dosage, medication review will happen every 3 months.