Metabolic Health Clinic in Dubai

Most people don’t develop metabolic disease overnight. They often start with small changes that might not seem connected. For example, a routine checkup might show higher cholesterol, rising blood pressure, or signs of fatty liver. You may also find it harder to lose weight, even if your habits have stayed the same.

These conditions are usually linked, and over time can raise your risk of heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, and kidney disease. Focusing on each issue alone may not give you the full picture.

At King’s College Hospital London in Dubai, our Metabolic Health Clinic addresses these conditions together in one place. Through KIDEO, our endocrinologists help you understand why these changes are happening and what you can do to improve your long-term health.

Why does metabolic health matter?

Metabolic health involves more than just your weight. It shows how well your body manages blood sugar, blood pressure, cholesterol, liver function, and energy. If one area is affected, others can be too.

People with high cholesterol often also have high blood pressure or insulin resistance. Some find out they have fatty liver disease during a routine scan and learn it is connected to extra weight or prediabetes. Treating these conditions together usually works better than handling each one separately.

Many people feel fine in the early stages, so regular health checks are important.

What happens at your first appointment?

Your first visit helps us get a full understanding of your health, not just focus on one test or diagnosis.

Your endocrinologist will discuss your medical and family history, current medications, lifestyle, sleep, and any changes you have noticed. We will review your existing blood tests and scans, and may suggest more tests if needed.

Depending on your circumstances, your assessment may include:

• Blood pressure measurement
• Weight, waist circumference, and body mass index (BMI)
• Blood tests to check cholesterol, blood sugar, liver function, and other metabolic markers
• Assessment of cardiovascular risk
• Review of medications that may affect metabolism or weight

Before suggesting any treatment, we make sure to understand what is affecting your metabolic health and talk with you about the best options for your situation.

When should you see our metabolic health specialists?

You do not need to wait for serious health problems before asking for advice.

Many of our patients come to us because they have:

• High blood pressure
• High cholesterol or triglycerides
• Fatty liver disease
• Prediabetes
• Type 2 diabetes
• Insulin resistance
• Overweight or obesity
• Difficulty losing weight
• A family history of diabetes or heart disease
• Abnormal results from a routine health screening

Some people just want to learn about their future health risks and find ways to lower them.

What conditions do we commonly treat?

Hypertension

High blood pressure usually does not cause symptoms early on, so many people are surprised when it is found during a check-up. If not treated, it can slowly harm your heart, kidneys, brain, and blood vessels. Treatment can include lifestyle changes, medication, or both.

Hyperlipidemia

High cholesterol and high triglycerides usually do not cause symptoms, but they raise your risk of heart disease over time. Our specialists look for possible causes and suggest practical ways to improve your cholesterol.

Lipid disorders

Some people are born with conditions that cause high cholesterol from a young age. Others have abnormal lipid levels even after treatment. Our lipid clinic offers expert assessment for inherited and complex cholesterol problems, with treatment plans made for each person’s needs.

Fatty liver disease

Fatty liver disease is becoming more common and is often connected to obesity, insulin resistance, and type 2 diabetes. Many people find out they have it after routine blood tests or an ultrasound. Treating the underlying metabolic issues can help your liver and lower the risk of future problems.

Obesity and medical weight management

Weight gain is not just an issue of willpower. Hormones, genetics, medications, sleep, and metabolism all play a role. Our team provides medical weight management with nutrition advice, lifestyle support, and GLP-1 medications like Wegovy and Mounjaro when needed.

Longevity and preventive metabolic care

Longevity medicine focuses on maintaining health rather than simply treating illness. Through regular metabolic assessments and follow-up, our specialists monitor changes that may increase the risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, fatty liver disease, and other age-related conditions. The aim is to identify opportunities for early intervention and help patients stay healthier for longer.

How is metabolic health managed over time?

Improving metabolic health takes time. Making small, steady changes often works better than trying to change everything at once.

Your follow-up appointments may include:

• Reviewing your blood pressure, weight, and waist measurement
• Checking cholesterol, blood sugar, liver function, and other blood tests
• Adjusting medication if your results change
• Discussing nutrition, physical activity, and other lifestyle habits
• Reviewing your progress and agreeing on the next steps together

Our goal is to help you make changes that are realistic, lasting, and fit your daily life.

Who are the best doctors for metabolic health in Dubai?

The best doctors for metabolic health in Dubai are Dr. Emran Ghaffar Khan, Dr. Sakina Koubeh, Dr. Momin Kamal Shah, Dr. Hammad Bajwa, Dr. Muhammad Owais Murtaza, Dr. Jawad Bashir, and Dr. Mohammad Sadiq Jeeyavudeen at King’s College Hospital Dubai.

Our endocrinologists treat many metabolic conditions, such as obesity, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, fatty liver disease, diabetes, insulin resistance, and hormonal problems. Through KIDEO, they help you see how these issues are linked and create long-term plans to improve your health.

Why choose King’s College Hospital Dubai?

Because many metabolic conditions overlap, it often helps to see one team instead of visiting several different clinics.

At King’s, your endocrinologist works with other specialists in the hospital when needed. Whether you need help with weight, heart, liver, nutrition, or diabetes, your care stays connected, with one team guiding your progress and helping you make informed choices about your health.

How can I book an appointment?

To book an appointment with our Metabolic Health Clinic, call 800 7777, complete the online appointment request form, or book through the KingsHub app.