Advanced Solutions for Permanent Weight Loss and Metabolic Health
Obesity is defined as an excessive accumulation of body fat relative to lean mass (muscle, water, and bone). It is a primary driver of chronic conditions like insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes. While diet and exercise are the first line of defense, Bariatric Surgery becomes a vital medical intervention for high-risk patients.
Modern surgical techniques have significantly increased success rates, reducing complications and ensuring a faster recovery for patients seeking a healthier lifestyle.
Bariatric surgery is generally recommended for individuals who meet the following criteria:
A non-permanent method where a balloon is placed in the stomach via gastroscopy. It stays for 6-12 months, creating a feeling of fullness and helping the patient adopt healthy eating habits.
The most popular method. It reduces the stomach volume and the production of the Ghrelin (hunger) hormone. It can reduce obesity-related diseases by up to 80% without altering the digestive system’s natural flow.