Life-Changing
Weight Loss Surgery —
Your New Beginning
Chennai's expert Bariatric Surgery programme — laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy, gastric bypass and metabolic procedures performed by certified surgeons. Clinically proven to produce lasting weight loss and resolve type 2 diabetes, hypertension, sleep apnoea and joint disease. Safe. Minimally invasive. Transformative results.
The Most Effective
Long-Term Solution
for Severe Obesity
Weight loss surgery — medically known as bariatric surgery — is a clinically proven surgical intervention that modifies the stomach and/or digestive system to produce significant, sustained weight loss in adults with severe obesity when diet, exercise and medication have failed to deliver lasting results.
Unlike diets and non-surgical methods that work on willpower alone, bariatric surgery produces fundamental physiological changes: it reduces stomach capacity (restricting food intake), alters gut hormones that control hunger and fullness, and in bypass procedures, reduces calorie absorption — creating a powerful, multi-mechanism approach to weight loss that is simply not achievable through lifestyle changes alone for people with a BMI above 37.5.
At Maynee, every weight loss surgery is performed laparoscopically — using small incisions, specialised instruments and a camera rather than open surgery — for significantly less pain, faster recovery and lower complication rates. Each patient undergoes a comprehensive pre-operative assessment and receives a personalised post-operative nutrition and lifestyle programme to ensure the best possible long-term results.
Types of Weight Loss Surgery at Maynee
Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy
Removes 75–80% of the stomach, leaving a banana-shaped sleeve. Restricts food intake and dramatically reduces hunger by lowering ghrelin (hunger hormone) levels. Most commonly recommended for BMI 37.5–50.
Most PopularRoux-en-Y Gastric Bypass
Creates a small stomach pouch and re-routes the small intestine, both restricting intake and reducing calorie absorption. Most effective for type 2 diabetes remission — 80%+ resolution rates.
Best for DiabetesMini Gastric Bypass
A single-loop bypass procedure — simpler and faster than Roux-en-Y with comparable weight loss and diabetes resolution outcomes. Shorter operating time and reduced surgical complexity.
Faster ProcedureMetabolic Surgery for Diabetes
Bariatric procedures used specifically to treat type 2 diabetes in patients with BMI as low as 30 where diabetes is insufficiently controlled despite optimal medical therapy.
Diabetes ResolutionHow Bariatric Surgery Works — The Science
Six Life-Changing Ways Bariatric Surgery
Transforms Your Health
Weight loss surgery does far more than reduce body weight — it fundamentally resets the metabolic and hormonal systems that control hunger, blood sugar, blood pressure and energy, producing health improvements that no other intervention can match for people with severe obesity.
Sustained, Significant Weight Loss — 50–70% of Excess Weight
Bariatric surgery produces weight loss results that are simply not achievable through diet and exercise for most patients with severe obesity. Clinical data consistently shows 50–70% excess body weight loss within 12–18 months after surgery — with meaningful results beginning within the first few weeks. For a patient who is 50kg above their ideal weight, this means losing 25–35kg and reaching a healthy, sustainable body weight for the first time in years. Unlike diets that produce temporary results followed by rebound weight gain, bariatric surgery produces physiological changes that make long-term weight maintenance genuinely achievable.
Type 2 Diabetes Remission — 60–80% of Patients
One of the most clinically remarkable effects of bariatric surgery — particularly gastric bypass and sleeve gastrectomy — is the rapid remission of type 2 diabetes, often occurring within days of surgery and before significant weight loss has taken place. This is driven by fundamental changes in gut hormone secretion (GLP-1, GIP and PYY) that directly improve insulin sensitivity and beta cell function, independent of weight loss. 60–80% of type 2 diabetic patients achieve complete medication-free remission; the remaining patients see dramatically reduced insulin requirements and improved glycaemic control. This is the most effective treatment for type 2 diabetes in obese patients available in modern medicine.
Resolves Hypertension, Sleep Apnoea & Joint Disease
The cardiovascular and orthopaedic burden of severe obesity is dramatically reduced following bariatric surgery. Hypertension (high blood pressure) improves or fully resolves in 70–75% of patients — often allowing a significant reduction or complete discontinuation of antihypertensive medications. Obstructive sleep apnoea resolves or significantly improves in over 80% of patients, eliminating the need for CPAP in many cases. Joint pain — particularly in the knees, hips and lower back — substantially improves as the mechanical load reduces, improving mobility and quality of life. Fatty liver disease, high cholesterol and gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GERD) also show significant post-surgical improvement.
Improves PCOS, Fertility & Hormonal Health
For women suffering from Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and obesity-related hormonal dysfunction, bariatric surgery produces transformative improvements. Weight loss after surgery reduces hyperinsulinaemia and androgen excess — the primary hormonal drivers of PCOS symptoms. Menstrual regularity improves significantly in most women; fertility improves substantially; testosterone and LH/FSH ratios normalise; and features like hirsutism (unwanted hair growth) and acne often reduce markedly. For women who have struggled with PCOS-related infertility, bariatric surgery can be the most impactful fertility-improving intervention available when BMI is a contributing factor.
Extends Life Expectancy & Reduces Cancer Risk
Severe obesity is associated with significantly reduced life expectancy — increasing mortality risk from cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, certain cancers (breast, colon, oesophageal, uterine) and respiratory failure. Research demonstrates that bariatric surgery reduces long-term mortality risk by 30–40% compared to non-surgical treatment of equivalent obesity. The surgery reduces inflammatory markers, insulin resistance and hormonal dysregulation — all of which are independently associated with cancer risk. For morbidly obese patients, bariatric surgery is not merely a cosmetic or quality-of-life intervention — it is a potentially life-extending medical necessity.
Transforms Mental Health, Confidence & Quality of Life
The psychological impact of severe obesity — including depression, social anxiety, low self-esteem, body image distress and social isolation — is profoundly improved following bariatric surgery in the vast majority of patients. As weight reduces and physical capabilities improve, patients report dramatic improvements in energy, mobility, self-confidence and daily quality of life. The ability to participate in activities that obesity had previously excluded them from — from exercise to travel to social events — transforms their mental health and relationships. Studies show clinically meaningful improvements in depression, anxiety and quality-of-life measures at 1, 3 and 5 years post-surgery in most bariatric patients.
Weight Loss Surgery
Procedure Video
Watch our certified bariatric surgeon walk through the complete weight loss surgery journey — from pre-operative assessment, eligibility screening and procedure walkthrough to the post-operative recovery pathway and long-term results — so you know exactly what to expect.
Your Weight Loss Surgery Journey —
Step by Step
At Maynee, your bariatric surgery journey is fully supported from the first consultation through surgery and long-term follow-up — with dedicated nutritional counselling, medical monitoring and lifestyle coaching at every stage of your transformation.
Bariatric Consultation & Eligibility Assessment
Your journey begins with a comprehensive surgical consultation. Your bariatric surgeon reviews your complete medical history, current weight and BMI, all obesity-related health conditions (diabetes, hypertension, sleep apnoea, PCOS, joint disease, fatty liver), previous weight loss attempts, current medications and your personal weight loss goals. Your surgeon explains all available surgical options — sleeve gastrectomy, gastric bypass and mini bypass — outlining the mechanism, expected outcomes, risks and recovery of each procedure. Together, you and your surgeon agree on the most appropriate procedure for your specific health profile, BMI, comorbidity burden and goals. Eligibility criteria are clearly explained and questions answered at length.
Pre-Operative Investigations & Medical Clearance
A thorough pre-operative workup is conducted to confirm surgical safety and optimise your health before the procedure. Standard investigations include full blood count, liver and kidney function tests, HbA1c and fasting glucose, thyroid function, lipid panel, ECG, chest X-ray, upper GI endoscopy (to assess the stomach and rule out ulcers), abdominal ultrasound (to assess gallbladder), echocardiogram if indicated, and sleep study if obstructive sleep apnoea is suspected. A dietitian consultation is conducted to begin the pre-operative liver-shrinking diet — reducing liver size before surgery to improve laparoscopic access and reduce surgical risk. A psychological assessment may be conducted to confirm readiness for the significant lifestyle changes bariatric surgery requires.
Laparoscopic Bariatric Surgery
Weight loss surgery at Maynee is performed laparoscopically — through 4–5 small incisions of less than 1cm — using a camera (laparoscope) and specialised instruments, with no large abdominal cut. You are given general anaesthesia and the procedure is performed by your certified bariatric surgeon. For sleeve gastrectomy: approximately 75–80% of the stomach is removed using surgical staplers, leaving a narrow sleeve-shaped stomach. For gastric bypass: a small stomach pouch is created from the upper stomach and connected directly to a segment of the small intestine, bypassing the lower stomach and first portion of the small intestine. The laparoscopic approach means significantly less pain, a shorter hospital stay (typically 2–3 days), faster return to normal activities and lower complication rates versus open surgery.
Hospital Recovery & Post-Operative Monitoring
After surgery, you spend 2–3 days in hospital for monitoring, pain management and the initiation of the post-operative dietary protocol. You begin with clear liquids on day one, progressing to full liquids by day two. Pain is well-controlled with laparoscopic surgery and most patients find the discomfort significantly less than anticipated. Your surgeon, nutritionist and nursing team monitor you closely — checking wound sites, vital signs, initial dietary tolerance, hydration and mobility. Before discharge, you receive a comprehensive post-operative dietary programme, supplement protocol, activity guidance, wound care instructions and scheduled follow-up appointments. You are given a direct contact for the surgical team for any concerns after discharge.
Post-Operative Dietary Progression & Recovery
Recovery follows a structured four-phase dietary progression: Phase 1 (weeks 1–2) — clear liquids only; Phase 2 (weeks 3–4) — full liquids including protein shakes, yoghurt and soups; Phase 3 (weeks 5–6) — soft pureed foods introduced gradually; Phase 4 (week 7 onwards) — soft to regular foods as tolerated. Return to desk work is typically possible at 1–2 weeks; driving at 2–3 weeks; full physical activity at 6–8 weeks. Your nutritionist meets you at each follow-up appointment to guide dietary progression, manage any intolerances and optimise your nutritional intake and supplement protocol. Regular blood tests at 3, 6 and 12 months monitor nutritional status and health markers.
Long-Term Follow-Up, Monitoring & Weight Maintenance
Bariatric surgery at Maynee includes a structured long-term follow-up programme — at 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year and annually thereafter. Each appointment includes weight and body composition review, blood test assessment of nutritional markers, medication review (many patients reduce or discontinue diabetes, blood pressure and cholesterol medications as results establish), dietary review and lifestyle coaching. Long-term success depends on the patient's commitment to the dietary, exercise and supplement protocols recommended by the surgical team. Patients with robust post-operative support systems and dietary compliance consistently achieve and maintain the best long-term weight loss results.
Essential Pre-Surgery & Post-Surgery Instructions
Before surgery: Follow the pre-operative liver-shrinking diet prescribed by your dietitian for 2–4 weeks before surgery — this is clinically important for reducing surgical risk. Stop smoking at least 6 weeks before surgery (smoking significantly increases anaesthetic and wound healing risks). Disclose all medications including herbal supplements to your surgeon. Avoid aspirin and anti-inflammatory drugs for 2 weeks before surgery unless instructed otherwise. Fast from midnight on the night before surgery. Arrange responsible adult support for your hospital journey and the first week at home. Prepare your home recovery space with liquid diet supplies before admission.
After surgery (essential): Follow the four-phase dietary progression strictly — eating solid foods too early risks staple line complications. Chew all food thoroughly and eat slowly. Take all prescribed vitamin and mineral supplements daily and permanently. Attend all scheduled follow-up appointments — blood test monitoring is essential to detect and prevent nutritional deficiencies. Avoid alcohol for at least 12 months post-surgery (alcohol absorption changes significantly after bypass procedures). Begin gentle walking as soon as comfortable after surgery; progress to structured exercise at 6–8 weeks. Do not become pregnant within 18 months of surgery — contraception is essential during the rapid weight loss phase. Contact the surgical team immediately for any fever, severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, difficulty swallowing or wound complications.
Why Bariatric Surgery at Maynee
Changes Everything
A certified bariatric surgery programme at Maynee delivers clinically proven, life-changing outcomes — from significant sustained weight loss and disease remission to transformed quality of life and life expectancy, backed by dedicated surgical expertise and comprehensive long-term support.
50–70% Excess Weight Lost
Clinical data consistently demonstrates 50–70% excess body weight loss within 12–18 months — results no diet or non-surgical intervention can replicate for severe obesity.
Type 2 Diabetes Remission
60–80% of patients achieve complete, medication-free type 2 diabetes remission after bariatric surgery — often within weeks of the procedure, before significant weight loss occurs.
Minimally Invasive — Fast Recovery
All procedures performed laparoscopically — 4–5 small incisions, no large abdominal cut. 2–3 days hospital stay, return to desk work in 1–2 weeks, significantly less pain than open surgery.
Resolves Hypertension & Sleep Apnoea
Hypertension improves in 75% of patients post-surgery. Sleep apnoea resolves or significantly improves in over 80% — many patients eliminate CPAP therapy within months of surgery.
Improves PCOS & Fertility
Significant improvement in PCOS symptoms — regularised menstrual cycles, improved fertility, reduced androgens and better hormonal balance — in women with obesity-related PCOS.
Reduces Life-Threatening Medication Burden
Most patients significantly reduce or completely discontinue diabetes, blood pressure, cholesterol and acid reflux medications after surgery — improving quality of life and reducing long-term drug costs.
Extends Life Expectancy by 30–40%
Studies show bariatric surgery reduces long-term mortality risk by 30–40% compared to non-surgical treatment of equivalent obesity — by reducing cardiovascular, diabetic and cancer-related mortality.
Comprehensive Lifetime Aftercare
Structured follow-up programme including nutritionist support, annual blood tests, medication reviews and lifestyle coaching — for the life of every bariatric surgery patient at Maynee.
Is Weight Loss Surgery
Right for You?
Bariatric surgery eligibility is assessed individually based on BMI, health conditions, weight loss history and surgical readiness. A consultation with our bariatric surgeon confirms your suitability and identifies the most appropriate procedure for your specific profile.
Ideal Candidates for Weight Loss Surgery
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BMI Above 37.5 (Asian Criteria) or 40 (General)
Adults with a BMI above 37.5 who have been unable to achieve and maintain sufficient weight loss through supervised non-surgical methods over a documented period — the core eligibility criterion for bariatric surgery internationally.
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BMI Above 32.5 with Serious Obesity-Related Conditions
Adults with BMI 32.5–37.5 who have serious obesity-related health conditions — type 2 diabetes, hypertension, sleep apnoea, PCOS, cardiovascular disease, fatty liver disease or disabling joint disease — that are inadequately controlled despite optimal non-surgical management.
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Failed Non-Surgical Weight Loss Attempts
Adults who have made genuine, documented attempts to lose weight through supervised diet programmes, exercise and/or weight loss medications — with either insufficient weight loss or significant weight regain after initial loss — demonstrating that non-surgical approaches alone are not sufficient for lasting results.
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Type 2 Diabetes with BMI Above 30 — Metabolic Surgery
Patients with type 2 diabetes that is insufficiently controlled despite optimal medical therapy, with BMI above 30, who may benefit from metabolic bariatric surgery even at lower BMI thresholds — given the exceptional diabetes remission rates achieved surgically.
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Committed to Lifelong Dietary & Lifestyle Change
Adults who understand that bariatric surgery is a powerful tool — not a magic cure — and who are genuinely committed to following the prescribed dietary programme, supplement protocol and regular follow-up appointments required to achieve and maintain long-term results after surgery.
When Weight Loss Surgery May Not Be Suitable
Your surgeon will assess each of the following at consultation:
- BMI below 30 without serious obesity-related comorbidities — surgery is not appropriate for mild obesity or weight loss for cosmetic purposes alone
- Active, unstabilised psychiatric conditions including severe depression, active eating disorders or active substance misuse — psychological clearance is required before surgery
- Pregnancy or planning pregnancy within 18 months — surgery is contraindicated during pregnancy; a minimum 18-month gap is required post-surgery before attempting conception
- Severe cardiac or pulmonary conditions that significantly elevate anaesthetic risk — cardiopulmonary clearance required
- Active peptic ulcer disease or significant GERD — endoscopic assessment and treatment required before bariatric consideration
- Cirrhosis or severely impaired liver function — bariatric surgery significantly increases risk in active liver cirrhosis
- Uncontrolled autoimmune or inflammatory conditions requiring systemic steroids — long-term steroid use significantly impairs wound healing and results
- Unwillingness or inability to commit to lifelong nutritional supplements and follow-up — poor compliance significantly increases risk of nutritional complications
- Previous bariatric surgery with complications — revision surgery requires specialist assessment and dedicated revision bariatric surgeon experience
Not Sure If You Qualify?
Our bariatric surgeon conducts a thorough evaluation of your BMI, health conditions, weight loss history and surgical readiness at your consultation — and will give you an honest, personalised assessment of whether bariatric surgery is the right next step for you and which procedure is most appropriate for your specific profile.
Book a Surgical Assessment
Chennai's Trusted
Bariatric Surgery Centre
At Maynee, every weight loss surgery is performed by a certified bariatric surgeon using advanced laparoscopic techniques — with a comprehensive pre-operative assessment, dedicated nutritional support and a structured long-term follow-up programme that sets you up for lifelong success.
Fellowship-Trained Bariatric Surgeons
Our bariatric surgeons hold advanced fellowship training in minimally invasive and bariatric surgery — ensuring the highest surgical precision, safety and outcomes. Every procedure is performed by a certified, experienced specialist — not a general surgeon performing occasional bariatric cases.
Advanced Laparoscopic Theatre & Equipment
All bariatric procedures are performed in a fully equipped laparoscopic theatre with high-definition camera systems, advanced surgical stapling devices and an experienced surgical team trained in bariatric-specific protocols — ensuring precision, safety and optimal outcomes for every patient.
Dedicated Nutritionist & Aftercare Team
Bariatric surgery requires lifelong nutritional management — and at Maynee, dedicated bariatric dietitians support every patient from pre-operative dietary preparation through post-operative dietary progression and long-term nutritional monitoring. Your aftercare team is available between appointments for queries and concerns.
Transparent Pricing — No Hidden Charges
All bariatric surgery costs at Maynee are clearly explained at your consultation — including pre-operative investigations, the surgical procedure itself, hospital stay, post-operative follow-up appointments and nutritional supplement guidance. No unexpected charges at any stage of your programme.
Meet Your Bariatric Surgeons
Every weight loss surgery at Maynee is performed by a fellowship-trained bariatric surgeon — with specialist expertise in laparoscopic procedures, metabolic surgery and comprehensive bariatric aftercare.
Lead Bariatric Surgeon
Surgeon Name
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Real Results,
Real Lives Transformed
Hear from patients whose lives were transformed by weight loss surgery at Maynee — in their own words.
"I was 42 years old, diabetic for 8 years, on three blood pressure tablets and could barely walk up a flight of stairs. Six months after my sleeve gastrectomy at Maynee I've lost 38kg, my diabetes is in complete remission without any medication, my blood pressure is normal and I am walking 5km every morning. The surgical team and the dietitian were with me every step of the way. This surgery gave me my life back."
"I had PCOS for fifteen years, my periods were completely irregular, I had tried every diet and medication with no lasting results. After my gastric bypass at Maynee I've lost 45kg over the past year. My periods are regular for the first time since my teens, my gynaecologist says my hormonal profile is normal and we've just started trying for a baby. I am not exaggerating when I say this surgery completely changed the direction of my life."
"I was 132kg and my knees were in constant pain. My orthopaedic surgeon refused to replace my knees until I lost weight. I had my sleeve gastrectomy at Maynee fourteen months ago and I am now 84kg. The knee pain is gone completely — I didn't even need the replacement. The surgeon was incredibly honest and thorough in the consultation, the recovery was much easier than I expected and the nutritionist's support through the diet phases was invaluable."
Weight Loss Surgery
Before & After
Real results from patients who underwent weight loss surgery at Maynee. Clinical photography — no filters, no editing.
Before
After
Sleeve Gastrectomy — 38kg Lost
BMI 44, type 2 diabetes, hypertension — diet-resistant for 6 years. Laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy at Maynee. 38kg weight loss at 12 months, complete diabetes remission at 3 months, blood pressure normalised at 6 months.
Before
After
Gastric Bypass — 45kg Lost
BMI 46, PCOS, insulin resistance — failed 4 medically supervised weight loss programmes. Gastric bypass at Maynee delivered 45kg weight loss, regular menstrual cycles by month 4, insulin sensitivity fully restored by month 6.
Before
After
Mini Bypass — 52kg Lost
BMI 49, severe obstructive sleep apnoea (CPAP-dependent), hypertension, knee pain. Mini gastric bypass at Maynee delivered 52kg weight loss over 18 months, CPAP discontinued at month 8, blood pressure fully normalised, knee pain resolved.
Individual results vary. Photography shown with full patient consent. Results depend on procedure type, starting BMI, dietary compliance, physical activity, medical history and individual response to surgery.
Your Weight Loss Surgery Journey —
Week by Week
A realistic guide to the bariatric surgery recovery and weight loss progression — from surgery day through the life-changing transformation that follows in the months ahead.
Surgery & Hospital Recovery
Surgery performed, 2–3 days in hospital. Liquids only. Discomfort managed with medication. Discharge with dietary programme and supplement protocol. Return home to rest.
Early Weight Loss — 5–10kg
Rapid early weight loss begins. Dietary progression from liquids to soft foods. Return to desk work possible. Diabetes medication often reduces or stops. First follow-up appointment.
Rapid Weight Loss Phase — 20–30kg
The fastest weight loss period. Significant improvements in energy, mobility and mood. Diabetes, blood pressure and sleep apnoea often fully resolving. Exercise programme initiated. Most visible body transformation.
Target Weight Approaching — 35–50kg Lost
Weight loss continues at a steadier rate. Exercise capacity dramatically improved. Medication burden significantly reduced. Quality of life transformation fully apparent. Annual blood test review.
Long-Term Maintenance & New Life
Final weight stabilises. Full life transformation established. Annual reviews, blood tests and nutritional monitoring continue. Most patients maintain results with dietary discipline and ongoing follow-up.
Weight Loss Surgery vs
Other Weight Loss Methods
Understand how bariatric surgery compares to dieting, medications, non-surgical procedures and other weight loss approaches — so you can make a fully informed decision about the right path for you.
| Feature | Weight Loss Surgery (Bariatric Surgery at Maynee) |
Diet & Exercise Alone |
Weight Loss Medications |
Non-Surgical Procedures |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weight Loss Outcomes | ||||
| Total Excess Weight Loss | ✓ 50–70% excess weight | ~ 5–10% body weight typically | ~ 10–15% body weight | ~ 10–20% body weight |
| Results Sustained at 5 Years | ✓ Yes — with dietary compliance | ✕ Most regain weight within 2 years | ✕ Weight returns when stopped | ~ Partial — varies by procedure |
| Effective for Severe Obesity (BMI 40+) | ✓ Yes — specifically indicated | ✕ Rarely sufficient at BMI 40+ | ~ Limited benefit at BMI 40+ | ~ Moderate — not suited to BMI 40+ |
| Health & Disease Resolution | ||||
| Type 2 Diabetes Remission | ✓ 60–80% complete remission | ~ Improved control, rarely remission | ~ Better control, not remission | ✕ No direct effect on diabetes |
| Resolves Hypertension & Sleep Apnoea | ✓ 70–80% significant improvement | ~ Modest improvement over time | ~ Limited effect on these conditions | ✕ No direct effect |
| Improves Life Expectancy | ✓ 30–40% mortality reduction | ~ Modest improvement | ~ Some evidence of benefit | ✕ No evidence of mortality benefit |
| Practicality & Safety | ||||
| Hospital Stay Required | ~ 2–3 days (laparoscopic) | ✓ None required | ✓ None required | ✓ Day procedure |
| Permanent Physiological Change | ✓ Yes — stomach permanently modified | ✕ No physiological change | ✕ No physiological change | ~ Temporary or partial change |
| Requires Lifelong Supplementation | ~ Yes — vitamins & minerals permanently | ✓ Not required | ✓ Not required | ✓ Not required |
| Supervised Medical Programme | ✓ Full surgical & aftercare team | ✕ Self-managed | ~ Doctor-supervised | ~ Clinician-supervised |
For general educational purposes. Individual suitability, results and timelines vary. Consult our bariatric surgeon for a personalised health assessment and surgical recommendation.
Weight Loss Surgery Questions
Answered
The most common questions from patients considering bariatric surgery — answered by our certified surgeons. If your question is not here, ask us at your consultation.
Lipo Injection
For patients approaching bariatric surgery eligibility or managing post-surgical metabolic support, lipotropic injections (MIC + B12 + L-Carnitine) provide non-surgical metabolic acceleration — supporting liver fat processing, energy and weight management as a complement to surgical results.
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Skin Tightening Treatments
Significant weight loss after bariatric surgery often results in loose or lax skin — particularly in the abdomen, arms and thighs. Our non-surgical skin tightening treatments improve skin elasticity and firmness to complete your body transformation after surgery.
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Glutathione Treatment
Post-bariatric patients benefit significantly from glutathione IV therapy — supporting liver detoxification, providing powerful antioxidant defence during the metabolic changes of rapid weight loss, and improving skin tone and brightness as body composition transforms.
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