Peptide Health Clinic
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About the clinic

A small Sydney clinic that gives you time.

We started Peptide Health Clinic for people who want a careful, private conversation with a doctor, without a sales pitch attached.

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Why we exist

Online, it can be hard to tell advice from advertising.

A lot of what people read about health online is written to sell something. It can leave you with more questions than answers, and no one to ask.

We think the better starting point is a doctor who has time to listen, who asks about your whole health rather than a single product, and who is honest about what is and isn't appropriate for you.

So that's how we've built the clinic: an unhurried first visit, a written plan, reviews you agree to, and fees you can see before you book. We don't sell products, and we don't promise prescriptions or results.

Our principles

How we work, every visit.

01

Assess first

Every pathway starts with a doctor's assessment. Any next step depends on what is appropriate for you.

02

Write it down

You leave your first visit with a written plan in plain language, so you can read it again at home.

03

Be clear about cost

Fees are shown before you book. We say up front what's charged separately.

04

No pressure

No countdowns, packages or offers. Book when you're ready, and review when it's useful.

05

Respect, always

Whatever you've read or tried before, you'll be listened to without judgement.

06

Work with others

If your GP or another health professional is better placed to help, we'll say so.

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Who we see

Adults who want a careful second look.

People come to us for different reasons. Some want more time with a doctor than they can usually get. Some are curious about things they've read and want a straight answer. Some are already using products from elsewhere and want a doctor to look at the full picture. Some are referred by their GP or an allied health professional.

Whatever brings you in, the first step is the same: an assessment with a doctor, and an honest conversation about what makes sense for you.

Book an initial assessment