Obesity is not just a matter of willpower; it is a medical condition that requires professional intervention. My surgical approach does not just aim to reduce your stomach volume but targets a complete rebalancing of your body’s metabolic system.

Each patient’s metabolic needs are unique in obesity treatment. We determine the most appropriate method for you by evaluating your health history and goals.

Sleeve Gastrectomy

A “restrictive” method where a large portion of the stomach is removed to reduce its volume.

• How it works: Stomach volume is reduced, and the secretion of the appetite hormone (ghrelin) decreases.

• Who it’s for: It is the gold standard for patients who want to reach their ideal weight and have had failed diet attempts in the past.

Gastric Bypass

A “malabsorptive” method where the stomach volume is reduced, and a portion of the small intestine is bypassed.

• How it works: You eat less, and nutrient absorption is regulated.

• Who it’s for: It is the most powerful metabolic solution for my patients with comorbidities such as Type 2 Diabetes and hypertension.

Gastric Balloon

A non-surgical, temporary, and supportive method.

• How it works: It creates a feeling of fullness in the stomach, making portion control easier.

• Who it’s for: It is an ideal starting point for patients who are not ready for surgery, need to lose weight before an operation, or are seeking motivation for lifestyle changes.

Transit Bipartition

An advanced metabolic surgery where stomach volume is reduced, and a portion of the digestive system is redirected.

• How it works: It improves hormonal balances, effectively breaking insulin resistance.

• Who it’s for: It is specifically designed for patients with uncontrolled Type 2 Diabetes and severe obesity.

SASI (Single Anastomosis Sleeve-Ileal Bypass)

Similar to Transit Bipartition, this is an advanced technique performed with a single connection (anastomosis) that has both restrictive and absorption-regulating effects.

• How it works: It allows a portion of nutrients to pass through without being absorbed in the intestines, increasing metabolic rate.

• Who it’s for: It is a modern choice for patients with diabetes and metabolic syndrome who aim for faster weight loss and better diabetes control.

Obesity surgery is a serious process that requires expertise and multidisciplinary follow-up.

• Personalized Surgical Planning: Every patient’s metabolism is unique. We select the most appropriate surgical method for you through detailed pre-operative assessments.

• Advanced Surgical Techniques: I perform operations using “minimally invasive” techniques that minimize tissue damage and accelerate the recovery process.

• Long-Term Follow-up: I am with you at every stage of your healthy weight loss journey with our nutritionists and team in the post-operative period.