Common weight loss procedures include gastric banding, gastric balloon treatment, gastric bypass surgery and sleeve gastrectomy. To get the most out of your weight loss treatment, we recommend that you stick to the diet plan you are provided with by one of our experienced nutritional therapists. 

Usually, the surgery is scheduled ahead of time. A week or so before your operation, you will probably be asked to visit your hospital’s pre-admission unit.

The second procedure divides the small intestine into two tracts, which enables food to bypass most of the intestine, leading to a reduction in the amount of calories absorbed.

Bariatric surgery “cures” or significantly improves many obesity-related health conditions, including:

While a little bit of weight gain after gastric bypass surgery is likely to occur after hitting your lowest weight, there are many things you can do to keep the weight regain to a minimum…

To make life as easy as possible, we agree upfront the Completa price of your weight loss treatment. This price includes the following:

Coronary blockage or narrowing reoccurrence: If you had a stent placement or an angioplasty that didn't clear the blockage or narrowing of one or more coronary arteries, coronary bypass surgery might be the best option.

If you haven’t experienced weight regain, give us your advice about how you’ve been able to avoid it.

The psychiatrist or psychologist may assess you to see if you are ready to manage the challenges of weight-loss surgery.

You'll likely always have to remain careful about your weight. But mixing a healthier diet with more activity is the best way to lose weight, keep it off for the long term and improve your health.

Food moves through one tract, bypassing most of the small stomach bypass intestine. This reduces the number of calories and amount of nutrients absorbed. Digestive juices flow from the stomach through the other intestinal tract and mix with food as it enters the colon.

The stomach is stapled, creating a small pouch in the upper section, which causes you to feel full more quickly and eat less.

Bariatric surgery, also known as weight loss surgery, can be a safe and effective option for individuals who haven’t been able to lose weight through other methods.

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