Gastric Bypass
Gastric bypass surgery reshapes the digestive system to create a smaller stomach pouch and reroute the intestines. This procedure limits food intake and nutrient absorption, promoting significant weight loss. It’s effective in improving or resolving obesity-related conditions like diabetes and hypertension. However, it requires lifelong commitment to dietary changes and regular exercise for sustained results. Potential candidates should discuss risks, benefits, and post-operative care with a healthcare provider to determine if gastric bypass is suitable for their weight loss journey.
5 DAYS
Accommodation
2 HOURS
Duration of Procedure
6 WEEKS
Recovery
APERA CARE
Complication Insurance
Gastric Bypass Surgery Process:
Creation of a Small Gastric Pouch:
The surgeon creates a small pouch at the top of the stomach, thereby limiting the amount of food a person can consume.
Connection to the Small Intestine:
The newly created gastric pouch is connected directly to
a lower portion of the small intestine, bypassing a significant
part of the stomach and the intestine.
Caloric Intake Limitation and Nutrient Absorption Reduction:
The reduced stomach capacity contributes to limiting caloric intake.
The direct connection to the small intestine reduces
nutrient absorption.
Benefits of Gastric Bypass Surgery:
Significant Weight Loss:
Patients may experience significant weight loss
in the postoperative period.
Improvements in Health Conditions:
Surgery can lead to notable improvements in conditions such
as type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and sleep apnea.
Reduction in the Risk of Obesity-Related Complications:
Risks associated with obesity, such as heart diseases and
metabolic disorders, can be reduced.
Positive Impact on Quality of Life:
Patients frequently report significant improvements
in their quality of life and mobility.
Eligibility
Checklist
- BMI higher than 40
- Older than 18
- Younger than 55
Our All-Inclusive Gastric Sleeve Journey
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Hotel
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Airport
Transfer
Translator
Pre-op Test
Succes
Surgery
Luxury
Hotel
Boat
Tour
Dietitian
Support
Back
Home
Gastric Bypass Before & After Photos
In our ‘Soul for Soul’ social responsibility project, we offer gastric bypass surgery support to one patient monthly, aiding them in transitioning to a healthy, new life. We believe that by amplifying love at the brink of a healthy lifestyle, we can nurture its expansion.
Gastric Bypass Techniques
Two common gastric bypass techniques which are preferred by most surgeons are Roux-En-Y and Mini Gastric Bypass. The appropriate technique can be different for each patient. The doctor decides which method is better for a specific patient during the consultation.
Roux En Y: The classic, laparoscopic method in which a small pouch is created and tied to the intestines.
Mini Gastric Bypass: This method can be applied depending on the size of the stomach and BMI of the patient. It’s a shorter surgery with an easier recovery. Click here for more information on mini-gastric bypass.
It’s best to avoid greasily and junk food a week before your operation day. It’s better to incorporate more liquid into your diet for easier digestion and cleanse. If you smoke or consume alcohol regularly, take a break around one week before your operation. Incorporate more soups and vegetables into your diet towards your operation date. Drink more liquids with every meal.
You will be admitted to our hospital upon your arrival.
We will do the bloodwork and the necessary tests to
prepare you for the operation.
You will be admitted to our hospital upon your arrival.
We will do the bloodwork and the necessary tests to
prepare you for the operation.
