Obesity surgery is a medical intervention that aims to achieve long-term and sustainable weight loss in individuals with severe overweight. This treatment targets not only aesthetic but also metabolic and systemic health problems. Surgical options are evaluated individually and planned with a multidisciplinary approach.
Methods such as sleeve gastrectomy, gastric bypass and mini gastric bypass are the most common bariatric surgeries. These procedures work by reducing the volume of the stomach or changing the absorption properties of the digestive system. The advantages and risks of each method are determined by detailed evaluation.
Bariatric surgery provides not only weight loss but also the regression of obesity-related health problems such as type 2 diabetes, hypertension, sleep apnea and joint diseases. Quality of life improves significantly after surgery. Surgical treatment may therefore become a medical necessity.
The surgical process is not limited to the operation. It is preceded by a detailed medical evaluation, psychological support and nutritional counseling. Afterwards, follow-up programs are applied for patients to adapt to their new life patterns. This holistic approach ensures permanent results.
When deciding on surgical treatment, the patient's body mass index, presence of metabolic disease, lifestyle and expectations are taken into consideration. Choosing the most appropriate method for each individual directly affects the success of treatment. Obesity surgery is an effective and safe solution when applied in the right hands.
The success of surgery is closely related to the patient's active participation in the process and compliance with lifestyle changes. Therefore, surgery is not an end but a powerful step towards a healthy life. With the right support, this journey can be sustainable and transformative.
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