1. Doctor consultation
Why weight loss is hard
For many men, diet and exercise alone may not be enough.
Our difference: we treat weight gain at its biological root with medical therapy plus expert dietary and lifestyle support.
Clinical studies show average 5–15% body-weight loss over 12 months with prescription therapy plus diet and lifestyle support.
Medication alone isn’t enough.
Your program includes:
Transparent, no hidden fees.
In-clinic consultation – Bulk billed with a Medicare card (No out of pocket cost)
Or
Convenient phone consults - $102
In-clinic consultation - $102 (Medicare rebate of $43.90)
Or
Convenient phone consultation $102 (Medicare rebate of $43.90 only available if previously seen in-clinic)
Note: Many weight-loss medicines are not PBS-subsidised; private prices apply.
BMI may misclassify muscular or older men & does not measure fat distribution.
There are several medically supervised treatment options that can be tailored to your individual weight management needs.
These options may be considered for individuals who are finding it difficult to lose weight despite lifestyle changes, particularly if weight is contributing to other health concerns.
Eligibility is determined during a consultation with your GP, where your medical history, current health, and goals are carefully reviewed.
Our doctors can offer a range of prescription weight loss medication for those eligible, expert men’s dietitian provide coaching, and we support you
with regular check-ins.
You can access Forte Men’s Health either in person or online. You will receive a complementary bulk billed first consult when you attend an in-person consultation.
Only prescription treatments with clinical evidence for weight loss. Choice depends on your history and the doctor’s assessment.
Some men get nausea or digestive changes. Usually mild and improve with time. We monitor closely.
Results vary. Studies show 5–15% average loss over 12 months with medical and lifestyle support.
Yes. Australian GPs prescribe and review your treatment with ongoing monitoring.
Yes. Lifestyle change is essential. The dietitian makes it practical and sustainable.
No. If you already have recent blood tests or scans, bring them along. If not, your GP may request new tests (such as blood sugar, cholesterol, liver function) to for follow up of treatment results and safety.
BMI classifies weight relative to height but does not directly measure body fat or distribution and may misclassify muscular or older men. Use with waist and other health checks.
Yes. Discuss with your doctor and we’ll guide you.
