Our Obesity Surgery program offers safe, effective, and long-term solutions for individuals struggling with obesity and its related health conditions, including type 2 diabetes, hypertension, sleep apnea, and joint problems. We approach each patient holistically, starting with a comprehensive medical evaluation that assesses your overall health, lifestyle habits, and nutritional needs.
Based on this assessment, we create a personalized surgical plan using advanced techniques such as gastric sleeve, gastric bypass, or mini-gastric bypass, depending on your individual needs. Our multidisciplinary team — including surgeons, dietitians, and psychologists — provides preoperative preparation, postoperative care, and long-term follow-up, ensuring that patients not only lose weight but also maintain a healthier lifestyle over time.
Beyond weight loss, our goal is to improve overall well-being, increase energy levels, enhance mobility, and reduce the risk of obesity-related diseases. We emphasize patient education, lifestyle coaching, and nutritional support to help you achieve lasting results and a renewed sense of health and confidence.
Obesity is determined using the following formula:
BMI = Weight (kg) ÷ Height (m²)
According to international reference ranges:
BMI 30 kg/m² and above: Obese
BMI 40 kg/m² and above: Morbidly Obese
BMI 50 kg/m² and above: Super Obese
However, BMI alone is not enough. A full medical evaluation also considers age, gender, fat distribution, waist circumference, muscle mass, and overall metabolic health.
The main cause of obesity is an energy imbalance — consuming more calories than the body burns. Excess energy is stored as fat.
However, obesity develops due to multiple contributing factors:
Sedentary lifestyle
Irregular eating habits
High consumption of processed and sugary foods
Emotional or stress-related overeating
Individuals with overweight parents may have a higher risk, but healthy lifestyle habits can significantly reduce this risk.
Thyroid disorders
Insulin resistance
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
Certain medications
Obesity is therefore a multifactorial disease that requires a comprehensive approach.
Obesity affects nearly every organ system in the body. Excess fat tissue is hormonally active and can disrupt metabolic functions.
As body fat increases, cells become less sensitive to insulin. This condition, known as insulin resistance, causes blood sugar levels to rise and may eventually lead to Type 2 diabetes.
Obesity significantly increases the risk of:
Hypertension
High cholesterol
Heart disease
Stroke
Excess weight can contribute to sleep apnea and breathing difficulties.
Increased body weight places excessive pressure on joints, leading to pain and limited mobility.
Obesity may also lead to:
Low self-esteem
Anxiety and depression
Reduced quality of life
Without proper treatment, these complications can shorten life expectancy.
Yes. Obesity is a treatable and manageable disease.
Treatment options include:
Personalized nutrition programs
Lifestyle and behavioral modifications
Regular physical activity
Medical therapy when necessary
Bariatric (obesity) surgery for eligible patients
In cases of severe obesity, especially when serious health risks are present, surgical treatment may be recommended to achieve faster and more sustainable results.
Early diagnosis and a personalized treatment plan are essential for long-term success.
Contact us today to learn more about our services and take the first step toward a healthier, brighter future.