Weight Loss Coach

Weight Loss Coach is an online medical weight loss service that lists Malta among the countries it serves, with a directory address in St Julian's. Rather than a walk-in clinic, it works through video consultations with doctors, blood work analysis and one-to-one coaching. It is listed with other nutritionists in Malta in our directory.

This page describes what the service offers and how it works, and it is not medical advice. Whether any treatment is suitable for you is a decision for the doctor who reviews your case.

How the programme works

The process follows three steps. First, you meet a doctor in a one-to-one video call to build a plan for your weight loss. Second, you receive a detailed analysis of your blood work, which looks at your biology and family history. Third, the doctor may prescribe medication, which can address cravings or slow digestion, where appropriate.

Patients sign up for an account online and must confirm that they are over 18. The sign-up notes that the medical services involve review by licensed doctors and may result in medical advice, diagnosis or a prescription. The site also shows which appointment slots are free on the day you visit, and a BMI calculator is available.

The service lists a wide set of markets across Europe, including the United Kingdom, Ireland, Malta, Cyprus, France, Germany, Spain, Italy and Greece, so a UK patient who moves to Malta, or splits the year between the two, can stay with the same kind of programme. Because everything happens by video, the first step does not depend on where you are staying, and you can book from a rented flat or a hotel room.

Coaching, eating plans and counselling

The service treats weight loss as more than willpower. It combines medication, where a doctor judges it suitable, with diet and counselling that look at the psychological side of weight and emotional eating habits. The doctors build a customised plan around each person.

One-to-one coaching is meant to keep you motivated and to shape a goal-oriented eating programme that fits your current lifestyle. It is suited to people who find it hard to stick to goals or who have tried other programmes without success. The programme also uses the idea of a metabolic reset, which means rethinking how your body responds to eating, exercise, sleep and emotional triggers.

The doctors build diet into the customised plan alongside medication and counselling, so the eating plan is made with you rather than handed over as a standard sheet. The aim is a programme that fits the days you actually have, including work, travel and family meals.

Medication mentioned on the site

The service works with approved weight loss drugs known as GLP-1 medicines, and semaglutide is the one most often recommended by its doctors. Other products named on the site include Wegovy, Ozempic, Mounjaro (tirzepatide), Saxenda, Trulicity and liraglutide. Which medicine, if any, is prescribed is a medical decision made after your consultation and blood work, so read this list as information about the service rather than a recommendation.

If you are weighing up the practical side of living on the island, our Malta relocation guide and the Malta weather guide give useful context, and for general activity nearby the gym 24/7 Fitness Club San Gwann is in the same part of the island. Another listing in the nutrition category is A New Better Life.

Location and starting out

The directory address is on Mensija Street in St Julian's, and nearby listings include 2B Gallery and the dive school 7R Diving Malta. Because consultations are by video, you can begin from a hotel or a rented flat. See our guides to hotels in Sliema and St Julian's and things to do in Malta when planning a stay.

To get started, sign up on the service's website and book an appointment, or ask a question first. Use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to the business.