Bariatric Surgery

Surgical weight loss for appropriate candidates.Assessed by BMI, health and medical history.

Bariatric surgery — including gastric sleeve, gastric bypass and related procedures — is considered when obesity is significant and non-surgical methods have not produced lasting results.

SRENOVA provides pre-surgical assessment, candidate evaluation and coordination of surgical care for suitable patients.

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Consultation-led careBariatric surgery is not a first-line treatment. Careful screening for eligibility, risk and long-term commitment is required before any recommendation.

Step 01

BMI and health history

Weight history, conditions and previous interventions are reviewed.

Step 02

Blood tests and investigations

Health markers, nutritional status and organ function reviewed.

Step 03

Sleeve, bypass or other

Surgical options explained based on anatomy and goals.

Who May Be Considered

Bariatric surgery is for specific clinical cases.

Surgery is considered when BMI is high enough, related health conditions are present and other methods have failed to produce lasting results.

The assessment process reviews overall health, surgical risk, mental health readiness and long-term follow-up capacity.

01BMI ≥ 35 with related health conditions

02BMI ≥ 40 in some cases without conditions

03Type 2 diabetes related to obesity

04Sleep apnoea and cardiovascular risk

05Failed sustained non-surgical weight loss

06Commitment to long-term follow-up

Assessment Pathway

Bariatric candidacy requires thorough evaluation.

Multiple assessments precede any surgical recommendation.

01Initial review

BMI and health history

Weight history, conditions and previous interventions are reviewed.

Best first step

02Medical screening

Blood tests and investigations

Health markers, nutritional status and organ function reviewed.

Best for safety

03Procedure discussion

Sleeve, bypass or other

Surgical options explained based on anatomy and goals.

Best after clearance

04Post-surgical care

Monitoring and nutrition

Long-term dietary, supplement and follow-up requirements explained.

Best for outcomes

Procedure Overview

Common bariatric approaches.

Each procedure suits different profiles and goals.

Gastric Sleeve

Volume restriction

Stomach size reduced to limit food intake.

Gastric Bypass

Restriction and absorption

Stomach and intestinal routing changed for greater effect.

Revision

Corrective surgery

For inadequate results or complications from previous bariatric surgery.

Non-Surgical

Pre-surgical bridge

Medication or balloon options for certain candidates.

At A Glance

What candidates usually want to know.

Quick answers before messaging the clinic.

Eligibility

BMI-based

Clinical criteria guide candidacy.

Assessment

Multi-step

Medical, nutritional and psychological review required.

Recovery

Weeks to months

Return to activity is gradual.

Follow-up

Long-term

Lifelong nutritional monitoring is expected.

Before You Book

Questions worth asking.

Clear answers help compare options with confidence.

Am I eligible for bariatric surgery?

Eligibility is based on BMI, related health conditions and medical history. A full assessment is required to determine suitability.

What is the difference between gastric sleeve and bypass?

Sleeve reduces stomach size. Bypass also reroutes the intestine for greater metabolic effect. The right choice depends on your profile.

How much weight will I lose?

Results vary. Success depends on the procedure, adherence to dietary changes and long-term follow-up.

What are the long-term requirements after surgery?

Lifelong nutritional supplementation, regular monitoring and dietary discipline are expected after bariatric procedures.

Private Consultation

Begin your bariatric assessment at SRENOVA.

Book a consultation to review your eligibility, understand surgical options and plan a safe, supported pathway to sustainable weight loss.

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