Gastric bypass in Turkey with an expert: Dr. Gökçe

The omega or mini gastric bypass: an effective treatment for obesity. Treatment by Dr. Gökçe.

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The gastric bypass – also known as the Roux-en-Y gastric bypass – combines stomach reduction with a shortened passage through the small intestine, reducing the surface area available for nutrient absorption. In particular, the absorption of fat and protein in the intestine is reduced. Overall, the gastric bypass has a positive effect on hormonal balance – for example, by increasing the amount of insulin released to regulate blood sugar levels.

Gastric bypass surgery has been proven to be an effective treatment for obesity for many years. The first procedure of this kind was performed as early as 1966. There are different variants of gastric bypass surgery, which are selected depending on the patient's state of health. Gastric bypass surgery is a complex operation that you should ideally entrust to an experienced specialist like
Dr. Gökçe!

In which cases is gastric bypass surgery suitable?

BMI under 35?

Then you should choose a different treatment. The benchmark for a gastric bypass is a BMI of 40 (from 35 with concomitant diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure or sleep apnea).

Young patients / reflux diseases

Gastric bypass surgery is preferably performed on younger patients, especially those with type 2 diabetes or gastroesophageal reflux disease.

Exclusion of pathological gastric changes

A gastric bypass cannot be performed if there is gastritis or bacterial infection that could lead to gastric ulcers.

Untreated eating disorders / pregnancy

Various mental and physical conditions may make it necessary to avoid a gastric bypass.

Results of gastric bypass surgery

Gastric bypass surgery is a proven, well-researched procedure for combating severe obesity. The rate of complications is very low. Particularly with a BMI of 40 or higher, rapid results can be expected. In the first year alone, up to 50% of excess weight can be lost, and in the long term, you can lose between 60 and 75%.

75%
of your excess weight in just a few months
Ergebnisse nach der Operation

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Medical qualifications

Ernennung zum außerordentlichen Professor

Certificate for the practice of bariatric surgery

This document is awarded by the Ministry of Health to surgeons who meet the requirements for bariatric surgery.

Medizinisches Staatsexamen

Medical state examination

6 years of medical studies

Facharztdiplom für Allgemeinchirurgie

Specialist diploma in general surgery

5 years of surgical training

Ernennung zum außerordentlichen Professor

Appointment as associate professor

Passing the faculty examination and appointment as associate professor

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FAQ

What is a gastric bypass?

A gastric bypass is a surgical procedure for weight loss that has been tried and tested for over 50 years. It involves reducing the size of the stomach and bypassing part of the intestine. This greatly reduces the amount of food that can be eaten, which leads to significant weight loss.

Who is a candidate for a gastric bypass?

A gastric bypass is suitable for severely overweight individuals (BMI ≥ 40 or ≥ 35 with concomitant diseases) who have not been able to achieve sufficient weight loss despite dieting and other measures and who have health risks due to their excess weight. Depending on the health and psychological conditions, a gastric bypass or another weight-loss surgery may be suitable.

How much weight can I lose after a gastric bypass?

Most patients lose around 60-70% of their excess weight in the first 12-18 months after gastric bypass surgery. However, success also depends on adherence to dietary and lifestyle guidelines after surgery.

What are the risks of gastric bypass surgery?

Possible risks of a gastric bypass include infection, bleeding, vitamin deficiency and complications in the digestive system. Regular follow-up care is necessary to detect and treat possible long-term problems early on.

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