Lose weight and keep it off.

The assessment is free. The only thing you pay for is your medication, and it costs the same however you start.

• Start online. Answer the assessment in your own time. We read it, make the checks we make before prescribing, and if treatment is right for you, deliver your medication to your door. Reorder when you need more, and we check each request at no charge.

• Talk to us first, if you prefer. Book a consultation by video or by phone. It is optional, and you do not need one to start.

Move your care to us from another clinic, an NHS service, or an online provider, and you are very welcome. Tell us what you are on, including your current dose, and where it is right we continue you where you are. We will not make you start again at the lowest dose just because there has been a gap since your last prescription.

If you are microdosing, or you want to, we can prescribe and supervise it properly rather than leaving you to manage it on your own.

Either way, we check your history first, from what you tell us in the assessment and the evidence you send with it.

Weight loss medication is a clinical treatment, not a shortcut. We can usually start treatment if you are an adult with a BMI of 30 or above, or 27 or above with a related condition like high blood pressure, raised cholesterol, type 2 diabetes, or sleep apnoea.

If you have already lost weight on a GLP-1 and want to hold it, we can often keep you on a maintenance dose even once you are below those starting numbers. That is a clinical judgement we make with you, not a box you have to tick.

What we will not do is prescribe for someone at a healthy weight chasing cosmetic loss, or where it is not safe. We will tell you honestly at your assessment.

Most people get some side effects, usually nausea, constipation, tiredness or a smaller appetite, and for most they settle within a few weeks. We start at a low dose and step up slowly for that reason.

A few risks are uncommon but worth knowing about: pancreatitis and gallstones, the latter more likely during rapid weight loss, and rare allergic reactions.

We will not prescribe in pregnancy or breastfeeding, where there is a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, or during an active eating disorder, and the assessment checks for these. If anything troubles you between reviews, you can message the clinical team.

A blood test is not required to start, but we recommend one. A baseline check of your liver, kidney, thyroid, glucose and lipids lets us prescribe safely and see that treatment is working, with a follow-up a few months in.

You choose how: a finger-prick kit at home, a phlebotomy appointment near you or a home visit, or here at our Westfield clinic.

Blood tests are priced separately, the same as the medication. If you have recent results from your NHS GP or another provider, we can use those.