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Sleeve Gastrectomy Surgery - Eren Hospital

Sleeve Gastrectomy Surgery - Eren Hospital

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Sleeve Gastrectomy Surgery - Eren Hospital

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Sleeve gastrectomy is a surgical procedure for weight loss in which a large portion of the stomach is removed, leaving behind a smaller "sleeve" or tube-shaped stomach. The procedure is typically performed laparoscopically, meaning through small incisions in the abdomen using a camera and specialized instruments.

During a sleeve gastrectomy, the surgeon removes approximately 75-80% of the stomach, leaving a smaller stomach that can hold less food. The procedure also removes the portion of the stomach that produces the hunger hormone ghrelin, which can help to reduce feelings of hunger and promote weight loss.

Sleeve gastrectomy can lead to significant weight loss and improvement in weight-related health problems. However, like all surgical procedures, it does come with risks, such as bleeding, infection, and complications related to anesthesia. It is important to discuss the risks and benefits of sleeve gastrectomy with a qualified healthcare provider before deciding if the procedure is right for you.

What Does This Package Include?

-Specialist Consultation

-Necessary Preoperative Tests and Examinations

-Sleeve Resection of the Stomach (Gastroplasty)

-In the Postoperative Period Support Group Led by a Nutritionist

-Translator Services

-VIP transfers → Airport - Hotel - Clinic

What Happens After Obesity Surgery?

After undergoing sleeve gastrectomy, patients experience several changes in their daily life, dietary habits, and weight loss patterns. Here's a general overview of what patients can expect in the months following the surgery:

Immediately After Surgery (Day 1-2)

-Patients are closely monitored in the hospital.
-They are given pain medications and may experience some discomfort or soreness around the incision sites.
-Patients start with a clear liquid diet, which includes water, broth, sugar-free gelatin and clear juices.

First Week

-Patients continue with a liquid diet, gradually transitioning to pureed or mashed foods.
-Intake of small portions and frequent meals is advised.
-Patients need to consume adequate fluids to avoid dehydration.
-Most patients experience significant weight loss during this period due to the restricted caloric intake.

First Month

-Patients can start incorporating soft, moist food into their diet, such as cottage cheese, cooked vegetables and ground meats.
-Portion size remains small, and its important to chew food thoroughly.
-Patients may begin experiencing the early stages of weight loss as the body adapts to the reduced calorie intake.
-Some individuals may still experience discomfort while eating or may struggle with the texture of certain foods.

Two To Three Months

-Patients continue to advance their diet by introducing solid foods.
-They should focus on high-protein meals and avoid excessive intake of sugary or fatty foods.
-Regular physical activity is encouraged to support weight loss and overall health.
-Weight loss usually continues during this period, albeit at a slower rate than the initial weeks.

Three To Six Months

-Patients can gradualy reintroduce a wider variety of foods, including lean meats, fruits and vegetables.
-Portion sizes continue to be controlled, and mindful eating habits are encouraged.
-By this stage, patients often experience substantial weight loss with the average ranging from 30% to 50% of their excess body weight.

Six Months To One Year

-Patients should be folowing a well-balanced diet with an emphasis on protein-rich foods, fruits, vegetables and whole grains.
-Regular exercise becomes an essential part of maintaining weight loss and promoting overall fitness.
-Weight loss progress may slow down during this period but patients can expect to see continued improvements in their health and body composition.

Long Term (One Year and Beyond)

-Patients should be folowing a well-balanced diet with an emphasis on protein-rich foods, fruits, vegetables and whole grains.
-Regular exercise becomes an essential part of maintaining weight loss and promoting overall fitness.
-Weight loss progress may slow down during this period but patients can expect to see continued improvements in their health and body composition.

It's important to note that each patient's experience may vary and these time lines are general guidelines. The recovery process and weight loss journey after sleeve gastrectomy can be influenced by factors such as individual metabolism, adherence to dietary recommendations and engagement in physical activity. Consulting with a healthcare professional who specializes in bariatric surgery is recommended for personalized guidance and support.

Sleeve Gastrectomy Surgery - Eren Hospital

Sleeve Gastrectomy Surgery - Eren Hospital

What Does This Package Include?