Hover Over the Graph Below to See Your Weight Loss Options

Example

You are 45 years of age with a BMI of 52...

Line the mouse cursor up from 45 and across from 52. These lines meet in the pink sleeve / bypass box

What does this mean?

This means you are eligible for a sleeve gastrectomy or a gastric bypass procedure

What do I do next?

Scroll down the page to see a brief summary of each procedure and a link to more information. When you are ready, call our experienced team on 0800 313 4618 for a no-obligation chat about your options. 

Important: This chart is intended as a guide only and does not constitute a recommendation. Other factors may be considered when recommending the best procedure for you. This is only possible after consultation with a doctor

• Age - Over 14
• BMI - Below 45
• Diet History - Some history of successful dieting
• Other considerations - Safest weight loss surgery procedure. Regular and professional aftercare and band adjustments essential

• Age - Over 40
• BMI - Over 45
• Diet History - Poor results when dieting
• Other considerations - More invasive than band surgery but safe and effective, especially with high volume surgeons. Very effective Type II diabetes (immediate resolution in many patients) and Reflux solution. Vitamin and mineral consumption needs to be carefully managed. Good aftercare essential to minimise health risks and risk of weight regain. Limited options in the event of weight regain

• Age - Over 20
• BMI - Over 35
• Diet History - Poor results when dieting
• Other considerations - Limited data as the procedure has only become popular inthe last 3-5 years. Poor option for patients suffering with reflux. More invasive than band surgery but safe and effective, especially with high volume surgeons. Multiple options in the event of weight regain, including banding, bypass and BPD

• Age - Over 40
• BMI - Over 55
• Diet History - Poor results when dieting
• Other considerations - Complex and invasive surgery. Few surgeons and hospitals able to do it. The most effective weight loss solution available. Vitamin and mineral deficiency a real risk and needs specialist management

• Age - Over 18
• BMI - 27-35 
• Diet History - Some history of successful dieting
• Other considerations - Temporary procedure. Early explantation due to intolerance risk - data indicates 5-10%. Sustaining weight loss after removal depends on changing diet and exercise habits while balloon is in place. Most patients suffer several days of nausea and / or sickness post implantation