Anesthesia
To ensure a comfortable and pain-free experience, patients receive general anesthesia, keeping them fully unconscious throughout the procedure.
Minimally Invasive Incisions
The surgeon makes small laparoscopic incisions in the abdomen, allowing for a precise and less invasive approach. This technique helps reduce scarring, minimize discomfort, and speed up recovery.
Stomach Size Reduction
A portion of the stomach, typically about 80%, is removed, leaving a narrow, sleeve-shaped stomach. This change reduces food intake and alters hunger hormones, making it easier for patients to maintain long-term weight loss.
Incision Closure
Once the stomach is reshaped, the surgeon carefully closes the incisions with sutures or surgical adhesive. The internal stapling of the stomach is also reinforced to prevent leaks and promote proper healing.
Post-Surgery Monitoring
Patients are observed in the hospital for vital checks, pain management, and hydration support. Early movement is encouraged to reduce complications and promote blood circulation.
Recovery and Follow-Up
Before leaving the hospital, patients receive a personalized recovery plan, including dietary guidelines, physical activity recommendations, and medication instructions. Regular follow-ups help monitor progress, support healthy habits, and ensure long-term success.