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More than just weight loss!
What is Bariatric Surgery?
Bariatric surgery is a recognised treatment for obesity. It changes how the digestive system works to support meaningful weight loss and better long term health.
Not just a procedure!
Bariatric surgery does more than support weight loss.
By changing how the body controls hunger and uses energy, it may improve conditions linked to obesity, including type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and sleep apnoea. In some patients, these conditions may go into remission.
Care chosen just for you!
Your journey begins with a detailed assessment and continues with preparation, surgery, recovery, nutrition and lifelong follow up. Your care plan is built around your individual health and needs.
Is bariatric surgery an option for you?
Start With Your BMI
BMI compares your weight with your height and can help indicate whether bariatric surgery may be considered. It is a useful starting point, but it cannot determine your suitability on its own.
Criteria to be considered for bariatric surgery
Your BMI is 35 or above.
Your BMI is 30 or above and you have a condition linked to obesity, such as type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, sleep apnoea, fatty liver disease or severe joint pain.
Something to remember!
Your weight history, overall health and ability to continue long term follow up are also important. A full specialist assessment is needed before any treatment is recommended.
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Every patients journey is unique. Here’s one story of renewed health and a brighter future.
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A year from now, you may be grateful you started today.
Your first step can be as simple as speaking with someone who understands.