Obesity Surgery

Obesity surgery stands out as a medical branch that includes surgical interventions targeting weight loss in overweight individuals. These surgical interventions may be preferred in individuals who are unsuccessful in their efforts to lose weight or who have health problems related to obesity. Obesity surgery, which can be basically examined under two categories, primarily includes restrictive and malabsorptive methods that reduce stomach volume and promote weight loss by affecting intestinal absorption.

Bariatric surgery is usually considered when lifestyle changes and diet programs are not effective. Surgical interventions can improve metabolic health by promoting weight loss and reduce the risk of obesity-related comorbidities. However, since such surgical interventions are serious and vital, it is important that candidates are guided and followed by a specialist healthcare team after careful evaluation.

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Stomach Tube (Sleeve Gastrectomy)

Gastric sleeve surgery, which is a frequently preferred method in obesity surgery, is also known as “Sleeve Gastrectomy” in the medical literature. This surgery involves shaping the stomach into a tube shape. During the operation, a large part of the stomach is removed and the esophagus is connected to the intestines. Gastric sleeve surgery prevents weight gain by limiting food consumption.

Gastric Bypass

Gastric bypass surgery is a frequently preferred procedure in the field of obesity surgery. This surgery is usually considered when diet and exercise are ineffective or when severe weight gain causes significant health problems. In the gastric bypass operation, a small pouch is created from the stomach and this pouch is aimed to be directly connected to the small intestine. In this way, as the stomach volume decreases, the patient’s food intake is limited and calorie intake is controlled.

Duodenal Switch

Duodenal switch surgery is a surgical procedure that includes a combination of gastric sleeve surgery and intestinal bypass procedures. This surgery is a method that offers reliable weight loss results with long-term effects.

Gastric Balloon

Gastric balloon is an option for individuals who cannot lose weight with traditional methods such as exercise and diet. This method supports weight loss by reducing the frequency of eating and portion sizes through a silicone balloon filled with air or liquid placed in the stomach. The gastric balloon is usually placed in the stomach for approximately 6 months to support the person’s weight loss process.

Stomach Injection

Stomach injection is a procedure performed with an endoscopic method. In this procedure, weight loss is attempted to be triggered by applying an injection substance that reduces the level of hunger hormone to certain areas of the stomach. Gastric injection is a method that does not require a surgical incision, but there are factors to be taken into consideration before application.

Metabolic Surgery

Surgical interventions performed for the treatment of diabetes (Type 2 diabetes) or diabetes are called metabolic surgery. These surgical procedures are not limited to diabetes; It is also used in the treatment of diseases that affect metabolism such as hypertension, high cholesterol and obesity. Failure to treat such metabolic diseases can negatively impact a person’s overall health and quality of life. Metabolic surgery interventions are not limited to a single method in terms of success rates. Important criteria that determine the surgery to be chosen are the current condition of the patient and suitability for the appropriate treatment method for this condition.

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