Three female entrepreneurs have launched the UK’s first of a kind clinic dedicated to weight loss will officially
open its doors this month, setting a new benchmark for personalised care, an important step forward for the
future of integrated health.
Reports suggest that more than 1.6 million people in the UK are now using GLP-1 weight loss drugs like
Wegovy and Mounjaro. The latest from the BBC shares that a pill format of weight loss drugs could be used to
help people coming off weight-loss jabs to avoid regaining weight – a known risk when coming off GLP-1
injections. This research supports the growing need for wider and ongoing support both during and after
medication use.
The new clinic in Nottingham has been developed from the personal experience of Mandy Sangha who gained
weight through Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) as well as personal tragedy. Rooted in genuine personal
experience, the clinic aims to support those navigating medicated weight loss with long-term support and care.
The doctor-led clinic, Shape⁸, will be supporting customers with a holistic in-person offering to complement
patients on their weight-loss journey. Founded by Mandy and her sisters, Sandy and Saminda Sangha,
Shape⁸’s opening marks the first step in the business’s mission to share the importance of incorporating
nutrition, exercise, emotional well-being, and lifestyle habits with medication use.
Co-Founder Mandy Sangha said, “We are delighted to be officially opening our first in-person clinic which will
offer a regulated, trusted and safe approach to wellbeing and medication use.
“We’re proud to be sharing our bold mission and our founding story with the weight loss community, to ensure
we help people to live happier, healthier and longer lives. The official opening of our clinic is just the first step in
our ambitions; we’re also going to be introducing our Shape⁸ Together forums which have been created to
provide a safe and supportive space for those on their weight loss journey.”
Dr Kamran Amjed, Clinical Lead at Shape⁸ added: “The ethos behind Shape⁸ is what really stands out for
me. This isn’t about trends or shortcuts, it’s about creating a space genuinely focused on health, wellbeing,
longevity and giving people the tools and support they need to become the best versions of themselves.
“What started as a shared vision has now, I’m pleased to say, become reality with a focus centred on helping
people take control of their health and improve their wellbeing. A lot of people say they’re going to do things
within the healthcare and wellbeing space, but it takes something special to actually make it happen.
“Alongside the sisters, our pharmacy team have been instrumental in ensuring everything we do is built and
grounded around clinical safety, professionalism and client care. Shape⁸ isn’t simply about weight loss and
quick fixes, it’s about health optimisation.”
Alongside the Shape⁸ Together in person forums, the business is also hosting regular wellness days,
providing the perfect space for education, awareness and support for those navigating their medicated weight
loss journey. Partnering with leading collagen, electrolyte and supplement brands, plus several local wellness
businesses covering fitness, nutrition, style and coaching, the Shape⁸ team is focused on bringing high-quality
wellness solutions to its clients.
