Gastric Sleeve
A significant portion of the stomach is removed during gastric sleeve surgery, also known as a sleeve gastroplasty, which is performed to lose weight. After consuming a tiny quantity of food, the patient feels satisfied following surgery. People who get the procedure also report feeling less hungry because a smaller stomach secretes less of the hunger-inducing hormone ghrelin.
When Should I Consider Gastric Sleeve Surgery?
One type of bariatric surgery, commonly referred to as weight loss surgery, is gastric sleeve surgery. It is occasionally advised for those who are extremely fat or who suffer from obesity-related health issues. You should investigate other options before considering gastric sleeve surgery.
Usually, the initial step is to experiment with different dietary consumption, daily activities, and exercise regimens. Additionally, several medications can aid with weight loss. Usually, surgery is considered only after these non-surgical methods have been exhausted.
Following gastric sleeve surgery, weight loss can lower blood pressure, asthma attacks, type 2 diabetes, and enhance heart health.
What Happens During Gastric Sleeve Surgery?
General anesthesia is used during the keyhole surgery.
The stomach will be partially removed after the surgeon uses a stapling tool to form a tiny tube, or "sleeve," inside the stomach.
The stomach's capacity will be reduced to roughly a fifth after surgery.
The stomach is excised in considerable portion during gastric sleeve surgery.
What Can I Expect After The Procedure?
Following gastric sleeve surgery, liquid diets will be your initial course of treatment. You will switch from pureed to solid meals over the course of the following few weeks. Your meals will be significantly smaller, and because of your small stomach, you might have to quit drinking at mealtimes. After bariatric surgery, you will need to drastically alter your lifestyle in order to reduce weight and keep it off. A dietician, for instance, can provide you with nutritional guidance on how to alter your eating habits in order to maintain your health while reducing weight. You'll be eating far fewer meals than you used to. Also, it's likely that you will need vitamins and other supplements forever. Additionally, you will need to—and be able to—increase your physical activity level.
How Much Does Gastric Sleeve Or Sleeve Gastrectomy Surgery Cost In Turkey?
The cost of a gastric sleeve procedure can vary based on several factors, including the surgeon's fee, pharmaceutical prescriptions, post-operative clothing, diagnostic tests, surgical facility expenses, and anesthetic fees. The overall cost is influenced by variables such as the surgeon's experience, the type of procedure performed, and the geographic location of the surgical facility. It's important to consider not only the financial aspects but also the surgeon's expertise and the patient's comfort level, as these factors are crucial in determining the success and satisfaction of the gastric sleeve procedure.
The cost of the medical trip includes:
1- Transport service: A car and a driver will be with you throughout the medical trip, all transfers between the airport, hotel, hospital.
2- The translation service: includes a translator who will accompany you to translate into the French language (English, Russian, Arabic, Spanish).
3- It includes all the analyses, examinations and blood tests before the operation to ensure your state of health and your preparation for the operation.
4- Includes the cost of the process itself.
5- Nights at the hospital - Hospitalization.
6- It includes all the necessary medications and treatments for the recovery period after the operation.
7- It includes the medical supplies needed after the operation. Including corset (if patient has undergone liposuction and BBL) The silicone device for the nose (if the patient has undergone rhinoplasty).
8- It includes all visits and checks with the doctor after the operation to monitor the state of your health.
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