About My Best Weight
The clinic was set up after Dr Crotty returned to Ireland in late 2019 and connected with Prof le Roux. It describes itself as the only community-based clinic in Ireland with EASO-COMs accreditation from the European Association for the Study of Obesity.
Care follows a pathway of initial medical assessment, individualised treatment (medication and/or nutrition and behavioural support) and ongoing follow-up. There is no fixed programme, package or subscription, and it is not mandatory to see every member of the team.
Prof Francis Finucane joined the team in October 2025.
- EASO-COMs accredited obesity clinic
- Doctors, dietitian and exercise specialists
- No fixed programme or subscription
- Virtual and in-person appointments
- Support after bariatric surgery
What they offer
- Initial assessment with specialist doctor€200Weight and medical history review, treatment options including medication, lifestyle or surgery
- Initial assessment with specialist dietitian€140Medical nutritional therapy with Josh Percival RD
- Exercise therapyWith an exercise physiologist
- MBW Health ProgrammeStructured coaching programme
Prices
| Initial assessment with specialist doctor | €200 |
|---|---|
| Initial assessment with specialist dietitian | €140 |
Prices from mybestweight.ie, checked 15 October 2026. They can change, so confirm when you book.
Before you go
Who it is for
- Adults living with obesity or weight-related complications
- People already using obesity medication who want specialist guidance
- People struggling with weight regain after bariatric surgery
- Those wanting non-judgemental care
What they treat
- Obesity and weight-related health complications
- Weight regain after bariatric surgery
The team
- Dr Mick CrottyGP & Obesity Medicine Specialist, Co-Founder & Clinical Lead
- Professor Carel le RouxObesity Medicine Specialist, Co-Founder
- Professor Francis FinucaneObesity Specialist, Consultant in Endocrinology & General Internal Medicine
- Dr Anna CrawfordDoctor
- Josh PercivalDietitian (RD)
Opening hours
| Monday | 9:15am–5pm |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 9:15am–5pm |
| Wednesday | 9:15am–5pm |
| Thursday | 9:15am–5pm |
| Friday | 9:15am–5pm |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Opening hours from Google Maps. Holiday hours may differ.
What people say
13 Google reviews
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Location
Rere of 19, Unit 1, The Courtyard, Castle St, Dalkey, Co. Dublin, A96 A8F8, Ireland
Details
| Accreditation | EASO-COMs (European Association for the Study of Obesity) |
|---|---|
| Structure | No fixed programme, packages, schedule or subscription |
Questions people ask
Do I have to see the whole team?
No. Care is arranged in different combinations, and it is not mandatory to see every member of the team.
Is there a fixed programme or subscription?
No. There is no fixed programme, package, schedule or subscription; care is tailored to each person.
Where should I start if I am unsure?
An initial medical consultation is recommended to explore the most appropriate options.
Are appointments available online?
Yes, virtual and in-person appointments are available.
What are My Best Weight's opening hours?
Mon–Fri 9:15am–5pm; Sat–Sun closed. Hours come from Google Maps and can change, so check before you travel.
How much does My Best Weight cost?
The lowest price published on their website is €140 (Initial assessment with specialist dietitian). See the prices section above for the full list.
How do I book My Best Weight?
Book on mybestweight.ie. The Good Spot does not take bookings or payments.
How is My Best Weight rated?
My Best Weight has a 4.4 rating from 13 Google reviews.
Book or ask a question
The Good Spot does not take bookings or payments. Book with My Best Weight directly, or send them a question.
Most people start with an initial medical consultation; virtual or in-person appointments can be booked via the clinic.
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