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Bariatric surgery is a surgical procedure that helps people who struggle with severe obesity lose weight. It works by altering the stomach or digestive system to limit the amount of food you can eat or absorb. Bariatric surgery provides a lasting weight loss solution, especially when diets and exercise have failed. Plus, it can dramatically improve health conditions linked to obesity.

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  • Image of  Intervenção Bariátrica do Porto

    Obesity is a chronic disease, and at Intervenção Bariátrica do Porto it is treated as one: with a clear medical plan, honest information and long-term support. This surgeon-led practice in Portugal focuses on one field only, weight-loss and metabolic surgery, and its two bariatric surgeons bring combined experience of more than 3,000 bariatric metabolic operations. Every journey starts with a bariatric surgery consultation. The surgeon reviews your health history, your body and your goals, and then explains the options in plain language. A nutritionist assessment follows, so the plan is built on real habits, not guesswork. The two main procedures are gastric sleeve and gastric bypass. The sleeve reduces the size of the stomach and lowers the hormone that drives appetite, so patients feel full sooner with smaller meals. The bypass adds a change in the route food takes through the gut and has a strong metabolic effect, which is why it is often chosen for people living with type 2 diabetes. The choice between them is made together, surgeon and patient, based on clinical factors. The hospital stay is usually one or two nights. After that, the team stays close with structured post-operative follow-up, step-by-step diet guidance from liquids to solids, and a clear message that lasting results come from new routines, exercise and ongoing multidisciplinary care. For patients in Portugal and abroad who want a focused, experienced and transparent team, Intervenção Bariátrica do Porto offers a straightforward path from the first appointment to a healthier, more active life.

  • Image of  Corporación Dermoestética

    Weight loss works best when it is treated as a medical journey, not a quick fix. That idea sits at the heart of Corporación Dermoestética, a medical clinic in Portugal that pairs aesthetic medicine with a structured, physician-led weight loss programme. The brand has more than 20 years of history in Portugal and was brought back in 2019 by a medical team that knew it from the inside. Patients who come for weight loss do not get a catalogue option. They get a full assessment first: medical history, goals, and the right path for their body. From there, the team can recommend a gastric balloon placed by endoscopy as an outpatient procedure, an ESG- Endoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty that reduces stomach capacity without external incisions, or, for severe obesity, surgical options such as the gastric sleeve. Each route comes with a clear plan and regular follow-up. What makes the programme stand out is the support around the procedure. Nutrition consultations, psychology and behavioural support, exercise guidance and ongoing medical reviews are built into every plan. The goal is simple: lose weight safely, learn new habits and keep the results for the long term. Once the weight comes off, patients can continue with maintenance and body contouring care in the same clinic, so the whole journey stays under one roof. For patients travelling to Portugal, Corporación Dermoestética offers a calm, modern setting, a qualified multidisciplinary team and a personal approach from the first consultation to the final check-up.

  • Image of  Gastroclinic
    Portugal
    Portugal, Lisbon

    Gastroclinic

    Weight loss does not always have to mean a scalpel. Gastroclinic is a medical clinic in Portugal that focuses on endoscopic obesity care, gastroenterology and nutrition, giving patients a way to reduce stomach volume or control appetite without the incisions of traditional surgery. The clinic presents itself as a pioneer in Portugal for ESG- Endoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty performed with 3D technology. The stomach is reduced from the inside, through the mouth, using endoscopic suturing. The procedure takes place in an operating room under general anaesthesia and most patients go home the same day. For patients who want a reversible option, Gastroclinic also offers the gastric balloon. The adjustable version is placed by endoscopy under anaesthesia, filled with saline and approved for twelve months of treatment. Because the volume can be changed along the way, gastric balloon adjustment helps keep the feeling of fullness steady and reduces intolerance, so the device keeps working for the whole year. Every plan starts with an evaluation consultation. The team looks at body mass index, eating habits, medical history, metabolic conditions, lifestyle and past attempts to lose weight before recommending anything. A gastroenterologist and a nutritionist then follow each patient during treatment, because lasting results depend on new eating habits as much as on the procedure itself. Patients can book consultations and exams online, and the clinic works in a modern endoscopy unit with 3D visualisation and artificial intelligence support. For anyone in Portugal or abroad looking for a medically supervised, minimally invasive path to a healthier weight, Gastroclinic offers a focused and personal starting point.

  • Image of  Humanitas Gavazzeni

    Living with severe obesity affects far more than weight, and the bariatric surgery team at Humanitas Gavazzeni treats it as the chronic, complex disease it is. This private hospital in northern Italy, accredited by the national health service and by Joint Commission International, has been recognised as a Centre of Excellence by SICOB, the Italian society for obesity surgery and metabolic diseases. That title is only given to centres with high surgical volumes, structured multidisciplinary teams and systematic long-term follow-up. The unit offers the main modern options, all performed with minimally invasive laparoscopy through a few small openings. A gastric sleeve removes a large part of the stomach, leaving a narrow tube that reduces both portion size and hunger. A gastric bypass creates a small stomach pouch connected directly to the small intestine, a choice often preferred for patients with reflux or type 2 diabetes. For people who did not reach their goals after an earlier operation, or who developed problems over time, surgeons perform revisional bariatric surgery, using robotic assistance when the case calls for it. Surgery is only one step of the pathway. Before any decision, patients meet surgeons, nutrition specialists, psychologists and endocrinologists, and they receive support with diet, behaviour and medication both before and after the operation. An enhanced recovery protocol means most patients go home after about two nights. For adults in Italy who want a safe, structured and evidence-based route out of obesity, Humanitas Gavazzeni combines experienced surgeons with a hospital culture that measures its results and follows every patient over the long term.

  • Image of  Sana Klinikum Offenbach
    Germany
    Germany, Offenbach am Main

    Sana Klinikum Offenbach

    Surgery for severe obesity works best when it is the final step of a careful journey, not the first. That principle guides the obesity and metabolic surgery section at Sana Klinikum Offenbach, a large teaching hospital in Germany whose obesity centre was among the first in the country to receive the highest quality seal of the German Society for General and Visceral Surgery as a centre of excellence. Before any operation is considered, patients go through a thorough evaluation. Specialists look for hormonal, thyroid, genetic and psychological causes of weight gain, and conservative options such as nutrition therapy, exercise and behavioural support are explored first. Only when these measures are not enough does the team discuss surgery. The section covers the full range of established procedures. The most frequently performed operations are the gastric sleeve and the Roux-en-Y gastric bypass, alongside one-anastomosis and duodenal bypass variants for selected patients. For people who regain weight or develop reflux or dumping symptoms after an earlier operation, the surgeons offer revisional bariatric surgery tailored to the individual anatomy. Endoscopic options are also available. Almost every operation is carried out with keyhole techniques, and an advanced robotic assistance system is used increasingly. This minimally invasive approach usually means less pain, smaller scars and a faster return to daily life. A multidisciplinary team of surgeons, internists, anaesthetists, dietitians, psychologists and specialised nurses works side by side at one location. Structured aftercare and a patient self-help group support long-term success, making Sana Klinikum Offenbach a trusted address for obesity and metabolic surgery in Germany.

    Languages Spoken:
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    German
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    English
  • Image of  Schön Klinik Hamburg Eilbek

    Few obesity centres in Germany can point to more than 25 years of continuous experience and around 1,200 weight loss operations every year. The specialist obesity surgery centre at Schön Klinik Hamburg Eilbek is one of them, and it holds the national Center of Excellence certification of the German Society for General and Visceral Surgery, a distinction shared by only a small group of clinics. Patients usually begin with a detailed consultation in which surgeons, nutrition experts, exercise therapists and psychologists look at their medical history, eating habits and personal goals. From there, the team recommends the approach that fits best. A gastric sleeve reduces the size of the stomach and is a common choice for many patients with severe obesity. A gastric bypass, offered in both the classic Roux-en-Y and the omega-loop variant, changes the route food takes and is often suggested for people who also struggle with type 2 diabetes or reflux. For patients whose earlier weight loss operation did not bring lasting success, revisional bariatric surgery can correct or convert the previous procedure. All operations are performed with minimally invasive keyhole techniques in a modern surgical wing, which helps shorten the hospital stay and speed recovery. Care does not stop after discharge. The centre runs thousands of follow-up appointments each year, because structured lifelong aftercare is essential for stable results and good health. As an academic teaching hospital with more than 800 beds and a 24-hour emergency department, Schön Klinik Hamburg Eilbek combines specialist expertise with the safety of a large hospital. Video consultations make the first step easier.

    Languages Spoken:
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    German
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    ar
    Arabic
  • Image of  Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital

    Obesity is a medical condition, not a matter of willpower, and that belief shapes the weight-loss and metabolic surgery service at Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital. Founded in 1904 and now a large tertiary general hospital in China, it combines a nationally recognised endocrinology and diabetes programme with an experienced surgical team. This pairing matters, because severe obesity often travels with type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and sleep apnoea, and the best results come when surgeons and metabolic specialists plan care together. For many patients, the first step toward a lasting change is gastric sleeve surgery. The surgical team performs it with minimally invasive techniques designed to reduce pain, shorten the hospital stay and support a faster return to normal activity. Candidates are assessed carefully, with attention to nutrition, blood sugar, heart and lung health and emotional readiness. For people with poorly controlled diabetes or more complex metabolic needs, gastric bypass may be recommended instead. The choice between options is always made after a full review of the patient's history, goals and test results, and it is explained in clear, practical terms. The hospital has also developed single port bariatric surgery, performed through one small incision at the navel. This approach aims to leave minimal visible scarring while keeping safety standards high. Care continues long after the operation. Dietitians, endocrinologists and nurses guide patients through the early weeks and the years that follow, with regular checks of weight, vitamins and metabolic health. Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital welcomes international patients and offers English-language support through its international cooperation office, making it a reliable choice for metabolic surgery in China.

    Languages Spoken:
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    Chinese
    en
    English
  • Image of  Clinique de l'Yvette
    France
    France, Longjumeau

    Clinique de l'Yvette

    Clinique de l'Yvette is a multidisciplinary private clinic in France and part of the Almaviva Santé group. It offers adults living with obesity a complete, medically supervised path to lasting weight loss. The bariatric team performs gastric band, gastric sleeve, and gastric bypass procedures, each matched to the patient's health profile, weight-loss goals, and related conditions such as type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, and sleep apnea. A gastric band is a less invasive, adjustable option. A gastric sleeve reduces stomach size to limit food intake and hunger. A gastric bypass combines restriction with metabolic effects for more significant, long-lasting results. Before surgery, each patient is assessed by a multidisciplinary team of surgeons, anesthesiologists, dietitians, and other specialists, who support them from preparation through long-term follow-up. With 143 beds, advanced medical imaging, and a Da Vinci surgical robot, Clinique de l'Yvette gives local and international patients seeking bariatric surgery in France a modern, safe, and patient-focused environment.

    Languages Spoken:
    fr
    French
    en
    English
  • Image of  Clinique du Pays de Rance

    Clinique du Pays de Rance is a private healthcare facility in France and a member of Groupe Vivalto Santé, offering patients a structured, multidisciplinary approach to weight loss and metabolic surgery. The clinic's surgical team performs duodenal switch, gastric bypass, and gastric sleeve procedures for adults living with obesity and related health conditions such as type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and sleep apnea. Each patient follows a complete care pathway that brings together surgeons, anesthesiologists, dietitians, and nursing staff, from the first consultation to long-term follow-up. For many patients, gastric sleeve is a first step toward lasting weight loss, while gastric bypass and duodenal switch are offered to those who need stronger metabolic results. The clinic follows enhanced recovery protocols designed to reduce hospital stays, limit post-operative discomfort, and help patients return to daily life sooner. Supported by modern operating theaters, on-site medical imaging, and dedicated nutritional guidance, Clinique du Pays de Rance gives local and international patients seeking bariatric surgery in France a safe, well-supervised environment with care built around lasting health outcomes.

  • Image of  Helios International

    Helios International operates one of Europe's leading hospital networks, with specialized expertise in bariatric surgery consultation and obesity treatment across multiple centers in Germany. The network's Bariatric Surgery Consultation program draws on decades of combined experience treating severe obesity through evidence-based surgical and conservative approaches. Helios Berlin-Buch—the largest obesity center in Germany—treats approximately 800 patients annually, reflecting the network's commitment to volume, expertise, and specialization. The interdisciplinary team evaluates each patient individually, determining whether gastric sleeve, gastric bypass, or alternative metabolic surgery approaches best match their clinical profile and health objectives. Approximately 70 percent of all obesity interventions performed at Helios centers are gastric sleeve procedures, performed using minimally invasive techniques to minimize tissue trauma and recovery time. The network's multidisciplinary approach integrates surgical specialists, endocrinologists, psychosomatic physicians, and nutritional counselors to ensure comprehensive preoperative assessment and long-term metabolic management. Helios International provides multilingual support in Arabic, English, French, German, and Russian, coordinating all aspects of the patient journey—from initial consultation and diagnostic investigation through surgery and post-operative rehabilitation. The combination of multiple specialized centers, high-volume expertise, and integrated patient support services positions Helios among Europe's most experienced bariatric surgery networks.

    Languages Spoken:
    de
    German
    en
    English

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  • What is the safest surgery for weight loss?

    Gastric sleeve surgery is generally one of the safest bariatric surgery.  It has fewer complications and a quicker recovery than options like gastric bypass. However, the safest weight loss surgery depends on your health.

  • Is bariatric surgery painful?

    Bariatric surgery involves some discomfort, but pain levels vary by surgery type and individual tolerance. Most patients experience manageable pain in the first few days. However, prescribed medication usually relieves the pain. 

  • Can I live a normal life after bariatric surgery?

    Yes, you can live a normal life after bariatric surgery. While there are adjustments to make, many people experience significant improvements in their overall health and quality of life. 

  • Can I be pregnant after bariatric surgery?

    Yes, you can become pregnant after bariatric surgery. However, most doctors recommend waiting at least 12 to 18 months after surgery before trying to conceive.

  • What is the life expectancy after bariatric surgery?

    Life expectancy often improves after bariatric surgery. The surgery reduces obesity-related risks like diabetes and heart disease. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is key to long-term success.

  • Is there anything you can never eat again after bariatric surgery?

    After bariatric surgery, certain foods can be hard to eat or you should avoid. This is because the surgery makes your digestive system more sensitive to certain foods. Sugary and high-fat foods, for example,  may cause discomfort.

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