Alan Li Surgical Specialist

Reviewed 2026-04-14

A reference page based on publicly available information. This page summarises what Alan Li Surgery publicly says about medical weight-loss injections in Manchester and links to relevant public authority sources.

Peptide clinics Manchester

Official clinic pages and public records where available.

Public source checks

The rows below standardise what was and was not confirmed from the reviewed public sources.

How to read these checks: ✓ Confirmed · ◐ Partial · — Not confirmed

Direct GMC trailNo direct GMC register profile was safely matched in this review, although the surgeon is clearly named on the official site.
Direct CQC trailNot confirmed from reviewed public sources.
Direct GPhC trailNot confirmed from reviewed public sources.
Direct Companies House trailNot confirmed from reviewed public sources.
Named clinician trailMr Alan Li is named on the official about page as the surgeon behind the service. About page ↗

Comparison checklist

How to read this checklist: ✓ Yes · ◐ Partial · — Not confirmed

Prescriber or medical oversight shownA named prescriber or supervising clinician is visible.
Consultation describedThe site says how the initial consultation happens.
Testing or bloodwork describedNo clear testing or bloodwork step is described.
Follow-up monitoring describedNo clear follow-up or monitoring plan is described.
Pharmacy or dispensing route disclosedNo clear dispensing route is disclosed.
Legal entity verifiedNo clear matching company record is visible.
Direct regulator record verifiedNo clear matching regulator record is visible.

Identity and regulatory checks

The links below are the clinic’s own public pages and source pages. They are neutral reference points, not approval signals. Finding a match confirms what the page says, it does not validate clinical quality, outcomes, or whether a service is appropriate for you.

Alan Li’s public trail is clear on the service itself. The injections page names Mounjaro, Ozempic/Wegovy, and Saxenda, and the surgeon page establishes who is behind the clinic.

The Manchester location trail is also real rather than template fluff: the official locations page lists multiple hospital consultation sites, and the contact flow supports both remote and face-to-face booking. What is still missing is a clean direct regulator match and a verified legal-entity trail.

This record is publishable because the named-surgeon trail and Manchester consultation trail are both real. It still needs a fuller regulator and legal-entity pass before it should be treated as a strong reference page.

Location

Public address reviewed: Spire Manchester Hospital, 170 Barlow Moor Road, Didsbury, Manchester M20 2AF

The official locations page also lists The Alexandra Hospital and Pines Hospital in Manchester, so this marker uses one representative consultation site.

Please confirm the address before visiting.

Questions to ask before booking

Alan Li’s trail is surgeon-led, so the useful questions are about clinical oversight, follow-up, and which Manchester site to book.

  • Who performs the consultation and prescription decision for my case?
  • Which medicines are you actually using, and how do you decide between them?
  • What monitoring or follow-up do you recommend after treatment starts?
  • Which Manchester site should I book, and is it remote or face to face?
  • If medication is dispensed, which pharmacy does it come from?

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