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If you’ve not achieved your desired weight loss or have experienced complications after Gastric Sleeve surgery, the Gastric Sleeve to Bypass Conversion may be a solution. This laparoscopic procedure combines restriction and malabsorption to enhance weight loss and improve control of obesity-related conditions, providing better long-term results.
BOOK A CONSULTATIONFor patients who haven't achieved their desired weight loss or have experienced complications with Gastric Sleeve surgery, a Gastric Sleeve to Bypass Conversion may be an effective solution. This procedure involves creating a small stomach pouch and rerouting the small intestine to limit both food intake and nutrient absorption. The result is a combination of restriction and malabsorption, leading to more significant weight loss.
This surgery is performed laparoscopically with small incisions, and it offers better weight loss outcomes for individuals who need additional help after gastric sleeve surgery.
Conversion is recommended for patients who have not achieved sufficient weight loss with the gastric sleeve, have experienced weight regain, or are facing complications related to the sleeve. The bypass provides additional restriction and malabsorption for more effective weight loss.
The procedure is done laparoscopically with small incisions. The gastric sleeve is modified to form a small stomach pouch, and the small intestine is rerouted to limit food absorption.
Benefits include more significant weight loss, better control of obesity-related conditions like diabetes, and improved long-term results for those who’ve struggled after gastric sleeve surgery.
Recovery typically takes a few weeks. Most patients resume light activities within 2-3 weeks, though full recovery may take up to 6 weeks. A modified diet and regular follow-ups are necessary.
This procedure is generally safe for appropriate candidates. Like any surgery, there are risks, but Peachtree Surgical & Bariatrics ensures you are well-supported and informed throughout the process.
Reduce stomach size to limit food intake and achieve weight loss. Combining sleeve and bypass techniques creates an effective, lasting solution.
Reduce stomach size by 85%, creating a smaller "sleeve" to limit food intake and promote weight loss
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