Obesity Surgery

Restrictive Surgery: This type of surgery limits food intake by reducing the volume of the stomach. This causes the person to consume less food and feel full faster. Examples include Sleeve Gastrectomy and Gastric Bypass Surgery.

Malabsorption Surgery: This type of surgery changes the functionality of the stomach and intestines, reducing the absorption of food. This reduces the amount of calories taken into the body. Gastric Bypass Surgery falls into this category.

Sleeve Gastrectomy (Stomach Reduction Surgery): It is done by removing a large part of the stomach and leaving a small tube.

Gastric Bypass Surgery: Reducing the stomach and bypassing part of the intestines to create a connection between the intestines.

Gastric Balloon Appetite control and weight loss through the use of a balloon temporarily inserted into the stomach.

Obesity surgeryIn addition to achieving weight loss, it can improve obesity-related health problems such as type 2 diabetes, hypertension and sleep apnea. However, such surgical interventions are usually a serious decision and should be evaluated by a specialized surgeon, taking into account the individual's health status and weight loss goals. Furthermore, bariatric surgery should be considered as a whole, combined with lifestyle changes, diet and exercise to achieve the most effective results.