Dietitian consultation
Guidance on eating well before and after surgery, including nutrition for healing.
Who it is for: anyone preparing for surgery, and especially those having weight-loss procedures.
Add-ons
Add-ons can be combined with any package. Choose the ones that suit your procedure, your health and the way you like to prepare.
How add-ons work
Your clinician can suggest add-ons that fit your situation. You are never required to take any.
Preparing well
Guidance on eating well before and after surgery, including nutrition for healing.
Who it is for: anyone preparing for surgery, and especially those having weight-loss procedures.
A supportive conversation about expectations, motivations and how you feel about the decision.
Who it is for: anyone who wants space to think it through, or who feels anxious.
A pharmacist-style check of your prescribed medicines and supplements ahead of surgery. Your clinician will advise on any changes.
Who it is for: people taking several medicines or long-term treatment.
An extra conversation with a clinician to go through results or questions in more detail.
Who it is for: people with complex histories or many questions.
Travelling
Guidance for the person travelling with you, covering what to watch for, how to help and when to seek advice.
Who it is for: patients bringing a friend or relative as a carer.
A call to go through your clinic's instructions, what to pack and how to reach us while away.
Who it is for: first-time travellers for surgery.
Help choosing and fitting compression or support garments, if your surgeon advises them.
Who it is for: people having body contouring or breast surgery.
Recovering
Additional UK reviews beyond the scheduled ones, for longer or more complex recoveries.
Who it is for: people who want more reassurance, or whose clinician advises closer monitoring.
Guidance on caring for scars once wounds have healed, timed to your surgeon's advice.
Who it is for: anyone with surgical scars who wants structured support.
Gentle massage with a suitably trained practitioner, where your surgeon says it is appropriate.
Who it is for: people whose surgeon recommends it after contouring procedures.
Repeat blood tests through a diagnostic partner, reviewed by your clinician.
Who it is for: people whose earlier results needed monitoring, or who have had weight-loss surgery.
Further dietary support as your needs change during recovery.
Who it is for: those adapting to new eating patterns after surgery.
A supportive conversation about how you feel as you recover, including mood and body image.
Who it is for: anyone finding recovery emotionally difficult.
Summary
| Add-on | Best timed | Typically suited to |
|---|---|---|
| Dietitian consultation | Before and after | Anyone, especially weight-loss surgery |
| Psychological readiness session | Before | Those wanting time to reflect |
| Medicines review | Before | People on several medicines |
| Travel companion support | Before and during | Patients travelling with a carer |
| Surgical garments guidance | Before and after | Contouring and breast surgery |
| Extra follow-up reviews | After | Longer or complex recoveries |
| Scar care | After wounds heal | Anyone with surgical scars |
| Lymphatic drainage | After, if advised | Some contouring procedures |
| Blood test follow-up | After | Those needing monitoring |
Add-ons support your care. They do not replace your surgeon's instructions, and your clinician will advise whether each is appropriate for you.
Speak to a UK clinician. They will suggest only what is useful for your situation.
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