Obesity Surgery - Gastric Balloon
Gastric Balloon
A non-surgical weight loss method in which a saline-filled silicone balloon placed in the stomach via endoscopy remains for 6–12 months, providing early satiety.
About the Operation
Gastric balloon is a non-surgical weight loss method in which a saline-filled silicone balloon placed in the stomach via endoscopy remains for 6–12 months, providing early satiety. It gives effective results when combined with lifestyle changes.
Application Details
- 1Endoscopic placement: general anesthesia is not required (sedation is sufficient).
- 2Orbera (6 months) or Spatz3 (12 months) balloons are used.
- 3Average 15–20 kg loss; must be reinforced with lifestyle changes.
- 4Removed endoscopically after 6–12 months.
Who Is It Suitable For?
- Individuals with BMI 27–40 who do not want surgical intervention
- Pre-surgical preparation cases or mild obesity
Operation Summary
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