Lose weight without surgery with an Intragastric Balloon. This minimally invasive weight loss treatment helps reduce food intake by placing a soft balloon inside the stomach, allowing you to feel full sooner and support healthier eating habits.
An Intragastric Balloon is a non-surgical weight loss treatment that involves placing a soft, expandable balloon inside the stomach. Once filled, the balloon occupies space within the stomach, helping patients feel full with smaller meals.
The balloon is temporary and is typically removed after several months as part of a structured weight management program.
The Intragastric Balloon works by reducing the available space in the stomach. As a result, patients tend to eat smaller portions and feel satisfied more quickly during meals.
Combined with dietary changes, exercise, and medical follow-up, the treatment can help patients achieve meaningful weight loss and develop healthier lifestyle habits.
An Intragastric Balloon can support significant weight loss without the need for surgery. The procedure is minimally invasive, does not require permanent changes to the digestive system, and usually involves a short recovery period.
Weight loss achieved through the treatment may help improve obesity-related conditions such as type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, sleep apnea, and joint discomfort.
A comprehensive assessment is performed to evaluate your weight, medical history, and suitability for the procedure.
Necessary investigations and medical assessments are completed to ensure the treatment can be performed safely.
The balloon is inserted into the stomach through the mouth using an endoscopic procedure. Once positioned, it is filled with fluid or gas to the appropriate size.
Patients are monitored after the procedure and receive dietary guidance to help adapt to the balloon and support weight loss.
After the recommended treatment period, the balloon is removed through a similar endoscopic procedure.
Individuals who are overweight or obese and have not achieved sufficient results through diet and exercise may be suitable candidates. A medical evaluation is required to determine eligibility.
No. An Intragastric Balloon is a non-surgical treatment that is placed and removed using an endoscopic procedure.
Weight loss varies depending on individual factors, lifestyle habits, and adherence to dietary recommendations after the procedure.
Most intragastric balloons remain in the stomach for approximately six to twelve months, depending on the type of balloon used and the treatment plan.
Yes. The balloon is temporary and can be removed after the treatment period, making it a reversible weight loss option.