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Gastric Sleeve A smaller stomach. Support for lasting change.
Procedure Your surgeon Process & timing Costs
What to know Sleeve gastrectomy creates a narrower stomach and changes signals involved in hunger and fullness. The intestines keep their usual route.
See how it works+ How gastric sleeve works J-shaped sleeve stomach with the greater-curvature portion removed; food continues through the pylorus into the small intestine. Esophagus Removed stomach portion Sleeve stomach Small intestine © NuSelf The metabolic benefit The sleeve removes most of the stomach tissue that produces ghrelin, a hormone that signals hunger. This can reduce hunger naturally. These hormonal changes also support metabolic health and long-term weight maintenance.
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Your first consultation Review your health, treatment goals, and surgical history. Discuss the procedure and whether it fits your needs.
Preparation & scheduling Complete the evaluations and nutrition preparation in your plan. Insurance requirements and medical readiness determine the schedule; self-pay follows your clinical preparation plan.
Surgery & early recovery Your surgeon explains the hospital stay, staged eating plan, and return to work and activity for your procedure before you schedule.
Long-term follow-up Stay connected for nutrition, laboratory monitoring, and support for your health and weight maintenance.
A clear plan for paying for care Our Insurance Concierge helps check your benefits and the steps required by your plan. For self-pay, request a procedure-specific package quote with the included services and follow-up clearly listed.
Your personalized quote makes the included care clear. Financing is subject to approval.
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Gastric Bypass An established approach to weight loss and metabolic health.
Procedure Your surgeon Process & timing Costs
What to know Roux-en-Y gastric bypass creates a small stomach pouch and reroutes part of the small intestine. It changes food intake, absorption, and metabolic signals.
See how it works+ How gastric bypass works Small gastric pouch connects to a Roux limb. The excluded stomach remains connected to the biliopancreatic limb, which joins the food limb at a separate Y-shaped intestinal connection. Esophagus Small pouch Bypassed stomach Y-shaped connection BP limb © NuSelf The metabolic benefit Food bypasses most of the stomach, including its main ghrelin-producing region. The new intestinal route strengthens the body’s natural GLP-1 response after meals. Together, changes in gut-hormone signaling can reduce hunger, help you feel full sooner, and support blood sugar control and long-term weight maintenance.
Food route Digestive juices Simplified anatomy · not to scale Replay animation ↻ Pause
Your first consultation Review your health, treatment goals, and surgical history. Discuss the procedure and whether it fits your needs.
Preparation & scheduling Complete the evaluations and nutrition preparation in your plan. Insurance requirements and medical readiness determine the schedule; self-pay follows your clinical preparation plan.
Surgery & early recovery Your surgeon explains the hospital stay, staged eating plan, and return to work and activity for your procedure before you schedule.
Long-term follow-up Stay connected for nutrition, laboratory monitoring, and support for your health and weight maintenance.
A clear plan for paying for care Our Insurance Concierge helps check your benefits and the steps required by your plan. For self-pay, request a procedure-specific package quote with the included services and follow-up clearly listed.
Your personalized quote makes the included care clear. Financing is subject to approval.
Your procedure. Your next step.
SADI-S Advanced metabolic surgery. Experienced surgical judgment.
Procedure Your surgeon Process & timing Costs
What to know SADI-S combines a sleeve with a connection from the duodenum to a later section of the small intestine. Long-term nutrition monitoring is an essential part of the plan.
See how it works+ How SADI-S Sleeve stomach with preserved pylorus. The proximal duodenum connects end-to-side to an intact ileal loop. A separate closed duodenal stump leads through the biliopancreatic limb to this single connection. Food and digestive juices then continue together through the common channel. The overlapping bowel segments are not connected at the crossing. Esophagus Sleeve stomach Removed stomach Pylorus preserved End-to-side connection BP limb Common channel Food + digestive juices © NuSelf The metabolic benefit The sleeve removes most of the ghrelin-producing stomach tissue, helping reduce hunger naturally. The intestinal bypass enhances the body’s natural GLP-1 response after meals, supporting earlier fullness, blood sugar control, and long-term weight maintenance. It also deliberately reduces calorie and nutrient absorption—called malabsorption—to contribute to weight loss. Nutrition follow-up and prescribed supplements are part of long-term care.
Food route Digestive juices Simplified anatomy · not to scale Replay animation ↻ Pause
Your first consultation Review your health, treatment goals, and surgical history. Discuss the procedure and whether it fits your needs.
Preparation & scheduling Complete the evaluations and nutrition preparation in your plan. Insurance requirements and medical readiness determine the schedule; self-pay follows your clinical preparation plan.
Surgery & early recovery Your surgeon explains the hospital stay, staged eating plan, and return to work and activity for your procedure before you schedule.
Long-term follow-up Stay connected for nutrition, laboratory monitoring, and support for your health and weight maintenance.
A clear plan for paying for care Our Insurance Concierge helps check your benefits and the steps required by your plan. For self-pay, request a procedure-specific package quote with the included services and follow-up clearly listed.
Your personalized quote makes the included care clear. Financing is subject to approval.
Your procedure. Your next step.
Bariatric Revisions A fresh look at weight regain or concerns after surgery.
Procedure Your surgeon Process & timing Costs
What to know Your next step starts with understanding your previous surgery and what has changed. Dr. Ganta evaluates surgical, endoscopic, and medical approaches to weight regain and concerns after bariatric surgery.
Discuss a second opinion Your first consultation Review your health, treatment goals, and surgical history. Discuss the procedure and whether it fits your needs.
Preparation & scheduling Complete the evaluations and nutrition preparation in your plan. Insurance requirements and medical readiness determine the schedule; self-pay follows your clinical preparation plan.
Surgery & early recovery Your surgeon explains the hospital stay, staged eating plan, and return to work and activity for your procedure before you schedule.
Long-term follow-up Stay connected for nutrition, laboratory monitoring, and support for your health and weight maintenance.
A clear plan for paying for care Our Insurance Concierge helps check your benefits and the steps required by your plan. For self-pay, request a procedure-specific package quote with the included services and follow-up clearly listed.
Your personalized quote makes the included care clear. Financing is subject to approval.
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