Gastric Sleeve in Tijuana Mexico
A Gastric Sleeve, also known as Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy, is a minimally-invasive surgery performed on the stomach. This 1-2 hour weight-loss procedure consists of making the stomach into a long tube, or “sleeve”, by removing two-thirds of the stomach which delivers quicker and more prolonged satiety (sense of fullness) and decreased appetite. The smaller stomach pouch restricts food intake by allowing only a limited amount of food to be eaten at one time.
This is a popular weight loss surgery in Mexico because it is designed to help you by eliminating your desire to eat as much or as often. Gastric sleeve surgery in Tijuana is a simpler procedure to perform than gastric bypass, resulting in lower complications and faster recovery times. Another benefit of this surgery is that your stomach will continue to function normally, and as a result, you can still eat most of your favorite foods with no worries about suffering from dumping syndrome.
The procedure has two mechanisms of action:
- Restrictive: cutting vertically 70-80% of the stomach.
- Metabolic: cutting the part of the stomach where the hunger hormone is produced this hormone function is stimulates your appetite.
Rapid Results
In certain instances, patients may achieve a weight loss of over 50% in just four to six months through the Rapid Results program.*
Affordable Pricing
The gastric sleeve packages offered in Tijuana, Mexico are priced affordably, providing low-cost options for those seeking weight loss surgery.
A Safe Option
Gastric sleeve surgery is a safe option for weight loss treatment, as it presents a lower risk of complications compared to other weight loss methods.*
Gastric Sleeve Benefits
- Typically lose between 60-70% of their excess body weight.
- Improves health, mobility and cognitive functions.
- Improves most obesity-related comorbidities like T2DM, high blood pressure, lipid disorder, triglycerides disorder, severe joint disease, obesity-related severe psychological problems, sleep apnea, chronic lumbar pain, and fatty liver.
- Minimally invasive procedure (laparoscopic, the surgeon only needs to make a few small incisions in your abdomen to operate).