A straightforward, safe, and reversible metabolic procedure called a single anastomosis gastric bypass (SABG) or mini-gastric bypass (MGB) helps obese people who are having trouble losing weight while managing co-morbid conditions including diabetes and hypertension. Compared to open gastric bypass surgery, laparoscopic mini-gastric bypass surgery is safer and simpler. Mini gastric bypass surgery also has a quicker recovery and a shorter stay in...

With gastric sleeve surgery, also known as sleeve gastrectomy, your surgeon will remove around 80% of your stomach to minimise the size of your stomach. The new stomach usually has very limited storage volume after gastric surgery, which results in early fullness after eating. The decrease in stomach capacity also aids in the elimination of the stomach cells that make ghrelin, the hormone that stimulates hunger. The considerable drop in ghreli...

1. Traditional /complete abdominoplasty: The incision is made low on the stomach and typically extends from hip bone to hip bone. The surgeon will then shape the muscle and skin as needed. You will also have an incision around the navel. This option is for people who want the most correction and who also have a significant amount of loose skin to remove from their waist. Frequently, liposuction is used to improve the transition zones. 2. Parti...

Tummy Tuck Procedure Tummy Tuck Procedure By forming a smooth and tight abdominal profile, the tummy tuck procedure, also known as abdominoplasty, eliminates extra skin and fat and, in most cases, repairs the weaker or divided muscles. Most of us work to get a flat, toned belly by managing our weight and exercising. Even those with healthy body weight and proportions might acquire a protruding, drooping abdomen. Heredity, ageing, previou...