About Svelte by LuKaria

Dr. Kadria Fairclough is a Jamaican physician, mother, and advocate for healthier living who understands firsthand the challenges many individuals face with weight management and metabolic health. Born and raised right here in Jamaica, she has witnessed the impact of obesity, diabetes, hypertension, and other metabolic conditions not only among her patients, but within her own family as well.

Family has always been at the centre of Dr. Fairclough's life. As a mother to a son, she understands the importance of being healthy enough to fully participate in life's most meaningful moments. She does not take that role for granted and is passionate about helping others improve their health so they can enjoy more quality time with the people they love.

This personal connection to metabolic health inspired Dr. Fairclough to establish Svelte by LuKaria, a medical weight management practice dedicated to helping patients achieve sustainable weight loss, improve metabolic health, and transform their body composition through evidence-based care. Her goal extends beyond helping patients lose weight; she is committed to helping them build healthier bodies, reduce their risk of chronic disease, increase longevity, and regain confidence in themselves.

Dr. Fairclough believes that every patient deserves compassionate, individualized care free from judgment or stigma. She is deeply committed to patient education and informed decision-making, empowering patients with the knowledge and tools they need to make lasting changes to their health.

With years of Canadian telehealth experience and credentials including MBBS and LMCC, Dr. Fairclough provides Jamaica-focused virtual care through medically supervised treatment plans and ongoing support tailored to each patient's unique needs and goals.

Through Svelte by LuKaria, Dr. Fairclough is helping Jamaicans take control of their health, improve their metabolic wellness, and create a future where they can live longer, healthier, and more fulfilling lives with their families.