Our Featured Procedures

1) BariClip Procedure

The BariClip procedure is one of the newest non-surgical solutions for obesity. It relies on placing a special clip on the upper part of the stomach to reduce its size without cutting or removing any part. It is performed under general anesthesia, without altering stomach anatomy and without bypassing the intestines, making it reversible in the future if needed. The procedure is safe, quick, and helps reduce appetite while achieving stable weight loss without the risks of leakage or malabsorption. BariClip is an ideal option for patients seeking an effective solution with the possibility of reversal.

2) Endoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty (ESG)

ESG is an advanced endoscopic technique performed without any surgical incisions. A specialized endoscope is used to create internal sutures that reduce stomach volume into a tube-like shape similar to a surgical sleeve. No cutting or removal of stomach tissue is involved, which ensures greater safety and faster recovery time. ESG helps control appetite, improve eating habits, and achieve excellent weight loss while maintaining full gastrointestinal function. It is an ideal option for patients seeking an effective, non-surgical solution.

3) Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy

Sleeve gastrectomy is one of the most popular and successful obesity surgeries. The part of the stomach responsible for producing the hunger hormone (ghrelin) is removed, and the stomach size is significantly reduced. The procedure is performed laparoscopically through small incisions, which reduces pain and speeds up recovery. It leads to major and stable weight loss and helps treat related conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and sleep apnea. Sleeve gastrectomy is a strong option for patients with moderate to severe obesity.

4) Mini Gastric Bypass (MGB)

Mini gastric bypass offers the highest rate of weight loss and excellent improvement in diabetes control. It works by reducing stomach size and rerouting part of the intestines to decrease absorption and regulate hunger and satiety hormones. It has a strong effect on insulin resistance and helps maintain long-term results. It is suitable for patients with high obesity levels or those suffering from severe reflux that makes sleeve gastrectomy unsuitable.

5) Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass

One of the most powerful procedures for treating obesity and related conditions, especially gastroesophageal reflux disease. It reduces stomach size and bypasses a portion of the intestines to improve metabolism and reduce absorption. It offers rapid improvement in blood sugar levels and stable, significant weight loss. This procedure provides the highest level of effectiveness for patients with advanced obesity.

6) Gastric Balloon (Orbera / Spatz)

The gastric balloon is a non-surgical procedure inserted through the mouth into the stomach to occupy extra space, reducing appetite and enhancing the feeling of fullness. It promotes gradual weight loss and is an excellent option for those beginning their obesity treatment journey or those who are currently unsuitable for surgery. Some types are adjustable and can remain in the stomach for up to 12 months.

Minimizer Ring

The Minimizer Ring is a precise device placed around the upper part of the stomach during bariatric procedures such as sleeve gastrectomy or gastric bypass to prevent future stomach dilation and maintain long-term weight loss results. It is made of a flexible, safe medical material that does not cause irritation and is placed laparoscopically without affecting digestion or the natural movement of food.

The Minimizer Ring helps with:

• Preventing stomach expansion after surgery
• Maintaining long-term weight loss results
• Reducing food intake without severe hunger
• Enhancing the effectiveness of bariatric procedures for patients who regain weight after sleeve or bypass surgery

The ring is an ideal option for patients who experienced stomach dilation after a previous procedure, or for those seeking strong, stable protection against weight regain and relapse.