In Gastric Sleeve surgery, 70% of the stomach is removed by applying keyhole incisions. The operation is concluded by bringing a banana-shaped tube to the remaining part of the stomach. With this system, people feel full with less food consumption. Gastric sleeve surgery, unlike other methods, does not cause any change in the structure of the digestive system. You only need nutritional supplements for a short time after the operation, which is one of the advantageous aspects of the operation.

Am I The Suitable Candidate For A Gastric Sleeve Surgery?

Candidates considered suitable for gastric sleeve can be listed as follows:

• People with a BMI over 30 and a medical condition (such as diabetes or high blood pressure) who could benefit from weight loss

• People who are BMI > 40 and have no other medical problems,

• People with health problems due to obesity,

• People with mobility problems due to obesity,

• People suffering from depression or self-esteem problems due to obesity,

• People who have tried diet and exercise to lose weight, or who have had no or limited success

• People willing to commit to a new, healthier lifestyle after surgery

• People who have realistic goals for their surgery,

• People whose state of health is suitable for the company,

• However, the specific decision will depend on your surgeon's recommendations and your choices.

Candidates considered suitable for gastric sleeve can be listed as follows:

• People with a BMI over 30 and a medical condition (such as diabetes or high blood pressure) who could benefit from weight loss

• People who are BMI > 40 and have no other medical problems,

• People with health problems due to obesity,

• People with mobility problems due to obesity,

• People suffering from depression or self-esteem problems due to obesity,

• People who have tried diet and exercise to lose weight, or who have had no or limited success

• People willing to commit to a new, healthier lifestyle after surgery

• People who have realistic goals for their surgery,

• People whose state of health is suitable for the company,

• However, the specific decision will depend on your surgeon's recommendations and your choices.

Gastric sleeve treatment has many advantages. It can help you achieve your weight loss goals, but like any other treatment, there are limitations. Therefore, it is very important to discuss your goals in detail with your surgeon. After the process, if you discuss the details to pay attention to, you can choose the most appropriate procedure to get the desired results. A gastric sleeve doesn't change your eating habits, it just makes you feel full faster. After the surgery, the portion sizes you eat will be smaller, but the content of the food is a detail you should pay attention to. As you will be eating less, it is even more important that the food you eat is nutritious and healthy is. Your diet after the operation is at your own risk. A gastric sleeve does not automatically mean that you want a healthier diet. After the operation, it makes sense to meet with a specialized nutritionist. Gastric sleeve surgery is just the beginning of your journey to lower BMI and a healthier lifestyle. While a gastric sleeve will help you lose weight, it also requires hard work and determination. Gastric sleeves provide the most effective results when combined with a healthy diet, regular exercise, and a good lifestyle. Therefore, you must be willing to make healthy changes in your life to support surgery and achieve your weight loss goals.

It is normal to feel sleepy for a few hours after the surgery because a gastric sleeve is performed under general anesthesia. Your surgeon will prescribe appropriate pain medication to manage any pain you may experience after gastric sleeve. You can be discharged from the hospital after resting in the hospital for 1-2 days after the operation. Before you leave the hospital, you will be given an appointment to come for a check-up within 10-14 days. During this appointment, the surgeon will evaluate your progress. You may not be able to drive for 5 to 14 days after surgery. By the third week following your surgery, most of the pain and discomfort should have subsided and you should no longer need pain medication. You can return to your routine life within 2 weeks after the operation. Aftergastric sleeve, it is recommended to do some light walking every day to prevent blood clots from forming. You should avoid all other types of exercise for at least 4 weeks after surgery. It is unlikely that you will have large scarring after gastric sleeve surgery, but you may have a few minor scars. Regular scar care will help improve their appearance over time.

How effective you will get from gastric sleeve surgery will depend on how much effort you put into maintaining a healthy lifestyle after surgery. A healthy diet and regular exercise are important for promoting and maintaining weight loss. If you do not adhere to a healthy and balanced lifestyle, your new stomach may increase in size due to stretching.

Every surgery carries some risks and complications. Before agreeing to continue her treatment, it is important to educate yourself so that you can make an informed decision about having gastric sleeve. A rare but potentially serious complication from the gastric sleeve procedure is the development of a leak from the line where the stomach is cut and stapled back together. This complication can cause stomach contents to irritate other organs and cause a serious infection. We only work with highly skilled and experienced surgeons to minimize the risk of complications such as leaks in BNC. You have a risk of bleeding within 2 weeks following the operation. The risk of bleeding and bruising is usually quite low. Any type of surgery carries a risk of infection. If infection occurs after gastric sleeve, it is usually mild and can be treated with a short course of antibiotics. But in some cases, infections may become more severe and require you to return to the hospital for treatment. Below are some signs of infection to watch out for:

• The Fever above 38 ° C,

• Redness spreading from the wound area 48 hours after the surgery,

• Yellow/smelly discharge from your wound,

• Pain that does not respond to pain medications,

• If you have any of these symptoms after gastric sleeve, it is vital that you seek medical attention.

There is a risk of developing vitamin and/or mineral deficiencies when you have gastric sleeve surgery. As a natural consequence of surgery, your body may no longer absorb essential vitamins and minerals. Additionally, they will advise you on what supplements you should take to avoid deficiencies and the resulting side effects.