What is a Mini Gastric Bypass?
The Mini Gastric Bypass is a weight loss surgery similar to the gastric bypass. The mini-gastric bypass surgery uses both restriction and malabsorption to achieve weight loss. The mini-gastric bypass reduces the stomach size significantly, while also bypassing a large part of the small intestines. This procedure is a newer and less invasive procedure than the gastric bypass, with similar long-term results.
Am I eligible for a Mini Gastric Bypass Surgery?
The first step to determine if you are a good candidate for a Mini Gastric Bypass is getting in touch with one of our patients coordinators to fill a quick Health Questionnaire. Within 24 hours after receiving your information, one of our bariatric surgeons reviews your case and determines if you are a good candidate for Mini Gastric Bypass Surgery.
Operation Information
Duration: |
30-45 minutes |
Incision Location: |
Abdominal Area |
Hospitalization: |
1-2 days |
Recovery Period: |
2 weeks |
Anesthesia: |
General Anesthesia |
Frequently Asked Questions
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You can stretch your new stomach after gastric bypass surgery. And its easier than you may think. By falling back into old habits you are almost guaranteed to stretch your stomach. This article is going to focus on ways to prevent stretching your new stomach rather than discuss how and why your stomach stretches.
Also known as Single Anastamosis or Omega Loop gastric bypass. The procedure takes 45 minute – 1.5 hours under a general anaesthetic. Patients usually spend two nights in hospital although occasionally clients do go home after one day.
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