Weight Loss Consultation in London

Before any plan, a clinician should ask about your relationship with food. If food takes up a large share of your thinking, if eating is followed by guilt or compensating behaviour, or if your weight is already in a healthy range, a weight programme can make things worse, and the right next step is your GP or Beat (England helpline 0808 801 0677).

They should also ask about pregnancy and breastfeeding, any condition or medicine that affects weight, and any recent change in weight you cannot explain, because unexplained weight gain needs a diagnosis before a plan.

Write down your weight history, list every medicine and supplement you take, and bring any blood results from the last few months. Those three things decide what the clinician still needs to check, and they save you paying to repeat a test your GP has already run.

It also helps to know what you want from the appointment: a reason for weight you cannot explain, a plan you can hold, or simply someone to check the basics.

A first weight loss consultation at a London clinic costs about £150 to £310, in published prices checked on 30 September 2026: £150 for 45 minutes at Tower Bridge Hospital, and £310 for a 45-minute initial assessment at The London General Practice. A general private GP appointment starts at about £89 for 15 minutes, which is usually too short for a full weight history.

Blood tests are usually charged on top. Medical Weight Loss London sets no fee of its own and takes no payment per enquiry: the clinician confirms their fee before you book. All the London prices checked are on the prices page.

Online weight services can take a history, but they cannot take your blood pressure or your waist, and they often move straight to a plan without the blood tests. The consultation arranged through this site is in person at UNTIL Soho, a 4-minute walk from Tottenham Court Road, so the measurements and the plan for tests happen in one appointment. Reviews can be shorter once the plan is set.

A good consultation ends with a written plan and a date for the first review, usually within a month. The reviews are where the plan is tested against what actually happened, and the medical weight loss programme page sets out what they should contain over 6 to 12 months. If your results point to something else, such as an underactive thyroid, the next step may be your GP rather than a programme.