Obesity Treatment

We offer two proven pathways to lasting weight loss — medical and surgical. The right approach depends on your individual circumstances, health goals, and preferences. Our team will help you find the best option.

Conditions that benefit from weight loss treatment

Both medical and surgical approaches can be effective for patients living with:

Type 2 Diabetes

Weight loss can lead to significant improvement or complete resolution of Type 2 diabetes, often reducing or eliminating the need for medication.

Obstructive Sleep Apnoea

Weight loss significantly reduces the severity of sleep apnoea, with many patients no longer requiring CPAP therapy.

Metabolic Syndrome

A cluster of conditions including high blood pressure, elevated blood sugar, and abnormal cholesterol levels that increase cardiovascular risk.

Musculoskeletal Pain & Depression

Significant weight loss reduces joint stress and has been shown to improve anxiety, depression, and overall quality of life.

Your Weight Loss Options

We offer two complementary approaches to obesity treatment. Many patients benefit from a combination of both.

Non-surgical, medication-based approaches combined with dietitian and psychology support. Suitable for patients who prefer to avoid surgery or who may not yet qualify for a surgical procedure.

Non-invasive - no surgery or recovery time
Reversible - can stop treatment at any time
Lower upfront cost
Suitable for patients with lower BMI (27.5+)
Can be combined with surgical approaches

Laparoscopic (keyhole) bariatric procedures performed by our experienced surgeons. Supported by a dedicated multidisciplinary team including dietitian, psychologist, and clinical nurse specialist.

Significant, sustained weight loss (75% excess weight loss)
Strong improvement in metabolic conditions
Proven long-term outcomes backed by decades of research
One-time procedure with lifelong support
Laparoscopic( keyhole) or robotic approaches

Not sure which option is right for you?

Every person is different. Book a consultation and our team will help you understand which approach — medical, surgical, or a combination of both — is best suited to your circumstances and goals.