Your Initial Consultation (45 minutes, face to face) with Becky With a health questionnaire link sent and consultation time and date arranged.
Your journey begins with a relaxed, friendly consultation where we take the time to understand your health, your lifestyle, and what truly matters to you.
This is your space to talk openly, without judgement.
During this appointment, you will receive:
Baseline health assessment
A full set of measurements to help us understand your starting point, including:
• Weight
• Height
• Blood pressure
• Pulse
• Waist circumference
These markers help us tailor your plan safely and effectively.
Baseline monitoring
We measure your:
• Weight
• Muscle mass
• Bone mass
This helps us ensure you’re losing weight safely while maintaining strength and overall wellbeing. Everything is explained clearly and simply, so you feel informed and confident.
Prescription and counselling
If a medical treatment is suitable for you, we agree on the most appropriate option and provide full counselling on how to use it safely and effectively.
Lifestyle exploration
We look at your daily routines, habits, and goals, discussing how we overcome any barriers you foresee.
This helps us create a plan that fits your life — not the other way around.
Follow up appointment arranged
Before you leave, we schedule your next check in to keep you supported, accountable, and moving forward.
Your Safety Comes First
Your wellbeing is always the top priority.
All decisions are made with your health, your goals, and your long term success in mind. You will never be rushed, pressured, or judged — just supported with evidence based guidance every step of the way.
Understanding the Drawbacks of Weight Loss Injections
Weight loss injections can be a helpful tool for reducing appetite and supporting healthier eating habits. However, because they work by making you feel fuller sooner and less hungry overall, there are some important considerations to be aware of.
Reduced Appetite: What This Means for Your Health
A lower appetite can make it easier to follow a reduced calorie diet — but it also means you may unintentionally eat too little. When this happens, the body may not receive the nutrients it needs to stay healthy.
Potential drawbacks include:
- Malnourishment if calorie or nutrient intake becomes too low
- Loss of muscle mass if protein intake is inadequate
- Loss of bone mass if overall nutrition is insufficient
These risks don’t occur for everyone, but they highlight why proper guidance and monitoring are essential.