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Weight history and health
The doctor reviews medical history, medicines, previous attempts and possible reasons for weight gain.
Assessment of health, weight history and metabolic risks, followed by a gradual individual plan without extreme diets.
The consultation helps review weight history, medicines, test results, nutrition, sleep, stress and activity.
First workable steps and follow-up indicators are chosen with metabolic health and preserving muscle mass in mind.
Doctor and nutritionist consultations, a review of weight history and habits, risk assessment and a realistic plan.
The doctor reviews medical history, medicines, previous attempts and possible reasons for weight gain.
The nutritionist assesses nutrition, activity, sleep, stress and daily routine.
Nutrition, movement, investigations when indicated and progress monitoring.
The aim is to support metabolic health.
One plan from two specialists.
Changes are introduced without strict prohibitions.
Medical and everyday factors are considered.
The consultation may suit weight gain, increased waist circumference, prediabetes, insulin resistance, fatty liver or repeated unsuccessful weight-management attempts.
Weight history, body composition and changes in waist circumference are assessed.
The doctor considers prediabetes, insulin resistance and liver condition.
Previous experience helps make a more realistic and workable plan.
Weight history, body composition and changes in waist circumference are assessed.
The doctor considers prediabetes, insulin resistance and liver condition.
Previous experience helps make a more realistic and workable plan.
A personal written plan for weight management and improved metabolic health.
Medical causes and eating habits.
Nutrition, daily routine and suitable activity.
What to monitor and when to return.
A 3–5-day food and sleep diary can be useful, but you do not need to fast or change your menu before the appointment.
Bring previous test results, a list of medicines and a short weight-change history.
Nutrition, weight-management medicines, tests and review frequency.
The doctor reviews weight history, nutrition, physical activity, sleep, stress, medicines and coexisting conditions. We assess metabolic risks and make a gradual plan without extreme diets.
It considers conditions, medicines, body composition, sleep, psychological factors and complication risk in addition to calories. The goal is sustained health improvement, not the fastest possible change on the scale.
The doctor determines the list after consultation. Depending on the situation, glucose, lipids, thyroid function, liver function and other indicators may be needed.
Where equipment is available, we can assess weight, waist circumference and body composition. These indicators help distinguish reduced fat mass from lost muscle mass and monitor change more safely.
Yes. We review earlier attempts, reasons weight returned and barriers to sustaining change. The plan is based on small workable changes and medically justified treatment options.
These medicines may be considered only when indicated and after contraindications are assessed. The consultation does not guarantee a prescription; the doctor selects treatment individually and discusses nutrition, activity and monitoring of side effects.
Not every patient needs continuous calorie counting. The doctor may recommend a more suitable method: meal structure, portion size, food quality or a temporary diary.
The pace depends on starting weight, health, treatment and preserving muscle mass. We focus on sustained progress and do not promise the same number of kilograms to every patient.
Initially reviews may be more frequent, especially when medicines are prescribed or chronic treatment changes. Intervals then lengthen according to change and patient independence.
The price depends on the format, investigation scope and follow-up programme. Tests, medicines and additional investigations are usually charged separately.
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The doctor assesses causes of weight gain and makes a sustainable plan.