Regenerative medicine
Peptide Therapy tailored to your biology.
Physician-led peptide protocols, compounded through regulated pharmacies and tailored to your goals, history and biomarkers.
What it is
Signals, not shortcuts.
Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as the body's own signalling molecules. They direct tissue repair, hormone production, immune function, metabolism and cellular communication.
They are administered by injection or, in some cases, orally or intranasally, and are compounded by regulated pharmacies. Every protocol is tailored to your goals, history and biomarkers, set by your treating physician rather than offered off a fixed menu.
Who typically uses this
Repair, resilience, and recovery.
Peptide therapy at Modern Health is considered individually, within a wider plan, after a full review of your health history and biomarkers.
What to expect
Reviewed, then tailored.
From your first consultation to an individualised protocol.
Peptide consultation
A 30-minute consultation with a Modern Health physician to discuss your goals and history.
Medical history and biomarkers
We review your full medical history and run baseline bloodwork before starting.
A tailored protocol
Your physician designs a protocol suited to your goals, compounded through a regulated, certified pharmacy.
Ongoing oversight
Your response is monitored, with follow-up built into your plan.
Getting ready
Before, on arrival, and after.
Before you arrive
- Share your full medical history, including any history of cancer
- Tell us if you are or may be pregnant
- List current medications and supplements
- Bring any recent bloodwork, if you have it
On arrival
- Baseline bloodwork is arranged if not already done
- Your physician discusses a tailored protocol with you
- Ask anything before you begin
After
- Your protocol is compounded through a regulated, certified pharmacy
- Follow-up is scheduled to track your response
- Contact us with any questions between visits
Safety and suitability
Reviewed first, always.
As with any biologically active therapy, peptides are not suitable for everyone. We review your full medical history and run baseline bloodwork before starting, and every peptide is compounded through regulated, certified pharmacies.
Generally avoided in
- Pregnancy
- The context of active cancer
Please discuss with us if you have
- A history of cancer
- Any current medication or supplement use
- Any other chronic medical condition
Common questions
Questions, answered.
What are peptides?
Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as the body's own signalling molecules, directing processes like tissue repair, hormone production, immune function and metabolism.
How are peptides given?
Peptides are administered by injection or, in some cases, orally or intranasally. Your physician decides what is appropriate for your protocol.
Is peptide therapy safe for everyone?
No. As with any biologically active therapy, peptides are not suitable for everyone, for example they are generally avoided during pregnancy or in the context of active cancer. We review your full history and bloodwork first.
What happens at the peptide consultation?
A 30-minute consultation with a Modern Health physician to discuss your goals, history and bloodwork, and whether peptide therapy is appropriate for you.
How do I get started?
Book a peptide consultation online. Your physician reviews your history and bloodwork before recommending a protocol.
Ready to talk to a physician about peptide therapy?
Book a peptide consultation with one of our physicians, or get in touch first if you have a question.
This page is for general information only and does not constitute medical advice. Suitability for peptide therapy is determined individually during a consultation with one of our physicians.