bariatric surgery for obesity is the solution to the very obese and who have failed to lose weight with diet, exercise, medications and other therapies
Existem dois tipos de cirurgia da obesidade
There are three types of obesity surgery
The price of surgery for obesity in different countries
Life after the Surgery of Obesity
Activities, birth control and periodic test
This involves risks as any operation
A successful surgery for obesity can make you lose 50% or more of body weight and maintain that level for at least five years.
Clinical studies show that after surgery for obesity most patients lose weight quickly and continues to do so until 18 to 24 months after surgery for obesity. Patients can lose 30 to 50% of weight in the first six months and 77% as early as 12 months. Another study showed that it is possible to maintain the gradual loss of weight during the next 10 to 14 years.
Health problems related to obesity as back pain, sleep apnea, high blood pressure, diabetes and depression are mitigated or resolved after surgery for obesity. Many patients with diabetes have demonstrated excellent resolution of their diabetic condition.
The surgery for obesity is available in three options, the first is the gastric bypass, which reduces absorption of calories and disposal of the stomach, the second and third options are less invasive, but only prevents you eat too much. The "gastric band" and "gastric balloon" reduce the storage and emptying capacity of the stomach.
We presents in U.S. dollars the price of the types of surgery for obesity in different countries - by clicking in the price you convert to the currency of your country
Country |
Price |
Difference |
Brazil |
-55% |
|
Portugal |
-20% |
|
South Africa |
-50% |
|
Germany |
-10% |
|
Argentina |
-55% |
|
Australia |
-00% |
|
Austria |
-30% |
|
Belgium |
-50% |
|
Bolivia |
-60% |
|
Canada |
-25% |
|
Chile |
-50% |
|
Colombia |
-60% |
|
Costa Rica |
-48% |
|
Equador |
-60% |
|
Spain |
-20% |
|
United States |
-20% |
France |
-15% |
Ireland |
-15% |
Italy |
-20% |
Luxembourg |
-40% |
|
Mexico |
-45% |
|
New Zealand |
-00% |
|
Peru |
-60% |
|
United Kingdom |
-15% |
|
Rep. Dominicana |
-50% |
|
Switzerland |
-10% |
|
Venezuela |
-48% |
Country |
Price |
Difference |
Brazil |
-55% |
|
Portugal |
-20% |
|
South Africa |
-50% |
|
Germany |
-10% |
|
Argentina |
-55% |
|
Australia |
-00% |
|
Austria |
-30% |
|
Belgium |
-50% |
|
Bolivia |
-60% |
|
Canada |
-25% |
|
Chile |
-50% |
|
Colombia |
-60% |
|
Costa Rica |
-48% |
|
Equador |
-60% |
|
Spain |
-20% |
|
United States |
-20% |
France |
-15% |
Ireland |
-15% |
Italy |
-20% |
Luxembourg |
-40% |
|
Mexico |
-45% |
|
New Zealand |
-00% |
|
Peru |
-60% |
|
United Kingdom |
-15% |
|
Rep. Dominicana |
-50% |
|
Switzerland |
-10% |
|
Venezuela |
-48% |
Country |
Price |
Difference |
Brazil |
-55% |
|
Portugal |
-20% |
|
South Africa |
-50% |
|
Germany |
-10% |
|
Argentina |
-55% |
|
Australia |
-00% |
|
Austria |
-30% |
|
Belgium |
-50% |
|
Bolivia |
-60% |
|
Canada |
-25% |
|
Chile |
-50% |
|
Colombia |
-60% |
|
Costa Rica |
-50% |
|
Equador |
-60% |
|
Spain |
-20% |
|
United States |
-20% |
France |
-15% |
Ireland |
-15% |
Italy |
-20% |
Luxembourg |
-40% |
|
Mexico |
-45% |
|
New Zealand |
-00% |
|
Peru |
-60% |
|
United Kingdom |
-15% |
|
Rep. Dominicana |
-50% |
|
Switzerland |
-10% |
|
Venezuela |
-50% |
Returning to Work
After surgery for obesity the return to activities depends on your physical condition, type of activity, the extent of the operation - many patients return after six weeks.
Birth Control
Women of childbearing age should use more effective forms of birth control during the first 24 months after surgery for obesity. The pregnancy occupies space in the body and can affect the operated area .
Regular Testing
Over time, you need periodic anemia check-ups, levels of vitamins, iron and others. The tests are initially performed every three to six months and then start to be made every year.
The surgery for obesity is like any operation and may present risks of complications in surgery, postoperative and long term that should be discussed with the bariatric surgeon. The possible risks include: