

SURGERY
BARIATRIC
Surgical procedures designed to help people with obesity lose weight by modifying the size of the stomach and, in some cases, the intestine.
Its goal is to reduce food intake or nutrient absorption, improving health and decreasing the risk of obesity-related diseases.

1) Intragastric Balloon
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2) Gastric Sleeve
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3) Gastric Bypass
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PROCEDURES
INTRAGASTRIC BALLOON

DESCRIPTION
A silicone balloon is placed inside the stomach using an endoscopy (without surgery). This balloon takes up space and makes the person feel full with less food.
It is removed after a few months. It is a temporary option for weight loss without surgery.
PRICE
$1,400 USD
INCLUDES
- Placement of the gastric balloon by endoscopy (duration of 6 months).
- Medical monitoring and advice throughout the entire process.

Bariatric Surgery
Each procedure has its advantages, and it is important to choose the right one according to each patient's needs.

Gastric Sleeve
It is a surgery in which the size of the stomach is reduced to approximately 20-30% of its original size.
A portion of the stomach is cut out and left in the shape of a tube or "sleeve," which limits the amount of food that can be eaten and reduces hunger. It is a permanent procedure.

Gastric Balloon
A silicone balloon is placed inside the stomach using an endoscopy (without surgery). This balloon takes up space and makes the person feel full with less food.
It is removed after a few months. It is a temporary option for weight loss without surgery.

Gastric bypass
It is a surgery in which the stomach is reduced and connected directly to the small intestine, bypassing part of the normal digestion process.
This causes the body to absorb fewer calories and makes the person feel full faster. It is one of the most effective weight loss procedures, but it requires closer medical supervision.