4 treatments
Weight Loss
Surgical and non-surgical options supported by long-term guidance.
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Weight Loss
Bariatric surgery is considered for people living with obesity when supervised non-surgical approaches have not been enough. Procedures reduce stomach capacity or change the digestive path.
It is a long-term commitment. Assessment covers medical history, nutrition and readiness for lasting changes in eating, supplements and follow-up.
Understanding the options
- Restrictive procedures
- Gastric sleeve reduces stomach size. It is often discussed first, but reflux and other factors can change the recommendation.
- Bypass procedures
- Gastric bypass also changes how food is absorbed, which requires lifelong supplements and monitoring.
- Non-surgical support
- A gastric balloon is temporary and suits selected people; results depend heavily on lifestyle change.
How eligibility is assessed
- 01BMI, weight history and related conditions reviewed
- 02Blood tests, endoscopy or imaging where needed
- 03Nutrition and, when appropriate, psychological evaluation
- 04A follow-up plan agreed before surgery
Your patient journey
- 01
Consultation
Share your goals and history online, free of charge.
- 02
Assessment
A specialist reviews your information and photos or images.
- 03
Treatment planning
You receive a personal plan and help with scheduling.
- 04
Treatment
In-person examination, then treatment as agreed with your doctor.
- 05
Follow-up
Aftercare guidance and continued contact after you return home.
Frequently asked questions
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