Sleeve Gastrectomy

Sleeve gastrectomy is a procedure where people tend to love it as vertical sleeve gastrectomy; the process mainly consists of reducing size in stomach which is about 80% of its original volume. After such an operation banana-shaped-like tube remains as your stomach. Stomach becomes so small that, at one time, less amount food can be taken affecting satiety signals therefore making person consume less food eventually.

Furthermore, the procedure is carried out in a minimally invasive way making use of laparoscopic surgery, which implies that small tools are inserted through several small incisions situated above the belly button in the upper abdomen. By employing this new surgical technique there’s typically less pain, shorter stay at hospital as well as faster recovery than traditional open surgeries where long cuts were made on abdominal region.

In addition to limiting one’s amount of food intake sleeve gastrectomy also modifies synthesis of appetite-regulating hormones helping reduce hunger and promote long-term fat loss. Weight loss surgeries are usually recommended for people with a high body mass index including those who have tried different ways like diets, exercises or other types of weight loss but were unable to achieve their desired changed weight.

Consequently, for individuals that undergo these surgeries they must commit themselves to permanent correct nutrition practices, regular physical exercise and follow up treatment in order to ensure success over the long term. Patients must consult with their physicians if they want to know whether this specific option is appropriate for them or not when it comes to achieving desired results concerning their weight loss plans.