Medical Weight Management

At Doghurst Clinic, we offer clinically supervised weight management for adults who are struggling to lose weight despite lifestyle changes.

Our approach focuses on:

  • Medical assessment
  • Long term health improvement
  • Sustainable weight loss

Patient safety and informed decision making

Injectable treatments are only offered where clinically appropriate and alongside dietary and lifestyle support.

Injectable Weight Loss Medications

Prescription medications such as GLP-1 receptor agonists may be considered following a full consultation. These medicines work by supporting appetite regulation and satiety.

They are not suitable for everyone and are only prescribed after:

Weight Management and Injectable Treatments

What the Process Looks Like

Initial medical consultation

A comprehensive consultation to understand your medical history, lifestyle, and weight-related concerns.

Assessment of suitability

Evaluation of BMI, overall health, and eligibility for medical or injectable weight management options.

Discussion of expectations and risks

A transparent discussion about expected outcomes, potential risks, and alternative treatment options.

Ongoing monitoring and review

Regular follow-ups to monitor progress, ensure safety, and adjust treatment as needed for long-term success.

Medication is prescribed only when clinically justified and in line with UK prescribing guidance.

Important Information

Weight loss medications are not cosmetic treatments
Results vary between individuals
Ongoing lifestyle changes remain essential
Regular follow up is required

We do not promote rapid or extreme weight loss. Our priority is safe, responsible, long term health outcomes.

Medical Weight Management and Injectable Treatments FAQs

Who is weight management suitable for?

This service is for adults who are overweight or obese and have struggled to lose weight through lifestyle changes alone. Suitability is assessed clinically.

No. Weight loss varies between individuals and depends on multiple factors including lifestyle, adherence, and medical history.

No. Injectable medications are optional and only prescribed when clinically appropriate. Lifestyle support remains essential.

All medications carry risks and benefits. These will be explained in full during your consultation before any prescription is issued.

Duration of treatment depends on individual response, tolerability, and clinical review. Ongoing monitoring is required.

No. Prescriptions are only provided following a full medical assessment.

Not sure where to start?

That’s exactly what consultations are for. Book in and let’s explore your options together.

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