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RESTRICTIVE BARIATRIC PROCEDURE

Gastric Sleeve

Sleeve gastrectomy reduces the size of the stomach to support earlier fullness and sustainable portion control.

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OVERVIEW

Understanding the procedure.

During sleeve gastrectomy, a large portion of the stomach is removed and the remaining stomach is shaped into a narrow sleeve. The digestive route remains unchanged. It is a major operation and suitability must always be assessed by a specialist.

Key considerations

Laparoscopic approach for suitable patients
No intestinal rerouting
Long-term nutrition and follow-up are essential
Important

This page provides general information. Only a qualified clinician who has assessed you can explain your suitability, individual risks and expected recovery.

Common questions

Who may be considered?

People who meet clinical criteria for bariatric surgery and are ready to make lasting nutrition and lifestyle changes may be considered after full assessment.

How is recovery planned?

Your individual recovery plan covers mobility, hydration, nutrition progression, medication and the timing of your return home.

What happens after I return home?

Your five-year programme connects you with surgeon, dietitian and coordinator guidance at planned stages.

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