Skip links

Dental, Plastic & Cosmetic Surgery in Turkey

Facebook-square Instagram Youtube
+31 23 302 0045
Book An Appointment
Health Travel Turkey

Gastric by Pass

Gastric Bypass is a surgical procedure used to support weight loss in individuals who are overweight or obese. During this procedure, the size of the stomach is reduced, and the placement of the intestines is altered to decrease the absorption of food. This results in consuming less food and initiating the process of weight loss.

Gastric by Pass
Gastric by Pass
Consultation

Schedule Appointment

Fill the Form

The Process of Gastric by Pass

Check-out Before After Photos

Gastric bypass has proven to be one of the most effective weight loss procedures, with patients often experiencing long-term, sustainable weight loss.

The Journey to a Healthier You.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Gastric Bypass?

Gastric bypass is a surgical procedure designed to reduce the size of your stomach and reroute your digestive system. During the surgery, the surgeon creates a small pouch at the top of your stomach by dividing it. This pouch becomes your new, smaller stomach, which limits the amount of food you can consume. Additionally, the surgeon connects the small intestine to this new pouch, bypassing a portion of the digestive tract. This results in reduced calorie absorption and changes in gut hormone signaling, which contribute to weight loss.

Gastric by Pass
Gastric by Pass

Gastric Bypass: A Life-Changing Weight Loss Solution

Gastric bypass surgery is not a quick fix or an easy way out. It is a tool that, when combined with commitment and dedication, can pave the way to a healthier, happier life. Post-surgery, you will be supported by a team of healthcare professionals who will guide you through the recovery process, monitor your progress, and provide you with the necessary tools to make lasting lifestyle changes.

If you’re ready to take control of your health and transform your life, gastric bypass surgery may be the solution you’ve been seeking. Consult with a qualified healthcare professional to explore whether this procedure is right for you and embark on your journey to a healthier, happier you.

Get Free Information and Appointment

Leave your contact information to get detailed information about all the transactions you want and to create an appointment request. Our consultants will call you back shortly!

Gastric by Pass

The Process of Gastric by Pass

Stomach Partitioning

Before the surgery begins, the stomach is divided. A smaller pouch is created in the upper part of the stomach. This new stomach pouch allows for the consumption of less food.

Redirecting the Intestines

In the second step, the placement of the intestines is altered. The small intestines are connected to the newly created stomach pouch. This allows food to pass directly into the small intestines, reducing nutrient absorption.

Intestine Connection

A portion of the small intestines is connected to the main stomach pouch. This connection bypasses the other parts of the intestines. As a result, a portion of the food goes directly to the small intestines, shortening the digestion process.

Recovery and Follow-Up

The healing process begins in the post-operative period. You may need to stay in the hospital for a few days, and follow-up appointments are scheduled. It is important to adhere to the post-operative diet regimen and take supplemental vitamins and minerals. Following your doctor's recommendations carefully is essential for successful recovery.

Gastric by Pass

Before / After Results

gastric by pass-44
gastric by pass-42
gastric by pass-41
gastric by pass-40

— 97.6  Customer Satisfaction

Hear from

happy

customers.

All comments on the Internet and pages are the opinions of our customers.

Gastric by Pass
Gastric by Pass
Gastric by Pass

FAQ

Gastric Bypass surgery promotes weight loss in two ways. Firstly, it reduces the size of the stomach, leading to a decreased food intake and calorie consumption. Secondly, it changes the placement of the intestines, reducing nutrient absorption and further contributing to weight loss.

While Gastric Bypass surgery is generally safe, like any surgical procedure, it carries some risks. These risks include infection, bleeding, complications related to anesthesia, and post-operative complications. Issues related to nutrition, such as problems with eating, and vitamin and mineral deficiencies, may also arise in the post-operative period. Therefore, maintaining regular communication with your doctor before and after the surgery is important.

After Gastric Bypass surgery, certain lifestyle changes may be necessary. These changes include modifying your eating habits, consuming smaller portion sizes, eating slowly, and chewing food thoroughly. Additionally, following your doctor's recommendations for exercise, paying attention to fluid intake, and taking vitamin and mineral supplements regularly are important. These lifestyle changes are crucial for achieving successful outcomes and sustaining weight loss after the surgery.