BMI
A first guide.
BMI relates body weight to height. In adults, a BMI of 25 or above is classed as overweight, and 30 or above as obesity.
Understanding weight
Healthy weight loss.
A medical perspective.
Weight has many causes. That is why we look beyond the number on the scale and consider your overall health.
General information for adults.More than willpower
Excess weight is complex.
Metabolism, genetics, medication, sleep, stress, diet, activity and your environment can all affect your weight. Good treatment looks at these factors without blame.
Health
More than a number.
Existing conditions, fat distribution, medication and your weight history are also part of a medical assessment.
Treatment
Designed for daily life.
Nutrition, activity and new habits form the foundation. Medication may be added after a medical assessment.
25–29.9Overweight
30+Obesity
BMI is a guide. It does not replace an individual examination or diagnosis.
Next step
See how it works.
Four clear steps, from your first consultation to follow-up.