Located in Praça Alexandre Herculano, very close to everything, we are one of the most implemented slimming clinics in the city of Faro and the Algarve.We have a long tradition and expertise in obesity treatments and weight management.For more than 3 decades, we have been helping people from the Algarve and Farenses to recover their physical form in a healthy and permanent way.Your self-esteem is very important to live a pleasant and fulfilling life. Take care of yourself. Use our scientifically recognized methods.The Clinic Dr. Tallon also provides aesthetic services, hair loss and others. Inquire for more details.Once your treatment begins, our doctors specializing in nutrition will monitor your case to ensure a successful evolution.We are the slimming clinic in Faro with the most experience in the world in the weight loss sectorOur methods are scientifically proven. Prof Dr. José Maria Tallon, dedicated his entire life to the study of obesity.Our treatments use the most advanced techniques known in the field of medicine and Aesthetic Medicine.A recent study, which estimated trends in the Body Mass Index (BMI) in 200 countries and territories in people aged 5 and over, reported that the global number of adult women with obesity increased from 69 million in 1975 to 390 million in 2016 , while the number of men with obesity increased from 31 million to 281 million in the same period. The study also showed that rising trends in the BMI of children and adolescents appear to be stabilizing in many more developed countries, albeit at high levels.Obesity is associated with higher mortality and is a risk factor for the development of several comorbid conditions, such as diabetes, hypertension and cardiovascular diseases. In addition, it also has considerable economic consequences. The direct health costs of obesity are high and obese individuals have a 36% increase in annual health care costs and a 77% increase in drug costs, compared to their average weight equivalents. Additionally, obesity has several indirect costs caused by reduced productivity and absenteeism due to premature illness or disability and early mortality.