About Gastric Sleeve Surgery?
Gastric sleeve surgery is an effective and increasingly popular procedure for those seeking substantial weight loss and improved health. This innovative procedure involves the removal of a significant portion of the stomach, resulting in a smaller, banana-shaped new stomach that comprises only 15-20% of its original size. By reducing the stomach’s capacity, this surgery
How Does Surgery Work?
Sleeve gastrectomy is performed laparoscopically, which involves small incisions, the use of a camera, and specialized instruments. During the procedure, the surgeon removes the outer curvature of the stomach, creating a sleeve or tube-like structure. This new stomach pouch is much smaller and helps to restrict food intake. The surgery reduces the cells that produce ghrelin, a hormone in the stomach that regulates hunger. Patients who undergo this procedure often report a decreased appetite and feel full more quickly after eating, which leads to a reduction in food intake. Additionally, individuals with type 2 diabetes may experience significant improvement, potentially resolving their condition and eliminating the need for diabetes medication. In this type of surgery, food passes into a small portion of the stomach and then directly into the small intestine, unlike gastric bypass surgery. As a result, nutrients continue to follow the regular digestive pathway without being bypassed, minimizing issues with nutrient absorption. The surgery also reduces the likelihood that patients will need vitamin supplements.
Before After



Benefits of Gastric Sleeve Surgery
● Significant Weight Loss
● Short Recovery Time
● Increase in Quality of Life
● Boosted Energy Levels
● Increase in Self-Confidence
● Freedom in Movement and Better Joint Health
● Healthier Heart.
● Relief from Sleep Apnea – Many patients find complete relief from obstructive sleep apnea.
● Improvement in Obesity-Related Conditions – Conditions like type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia often improve or resolve.
● No Foreign Objects: Unlike gastric banding, this surgery does not involve foreign implants.
Post-Surgery Recommendations
There are some important points you should pay attention to when you are discharged after sleeve gastrectomy surgery.
● Pay particular attention to fluid consumption and avoid carbonated drinks.
● Take your medication on time and inform your doctor about any complication.
● Engage in short, regular walks but avoid heavy exercise.
● Maintain hygiene during post-operative dressings.
● Always go to your follow-up appointments on time.
Taking good care of yourself after surgery period will speed up your recovery process and helps to reach your goals.

Meet Our Surgeon
Dr. Fikret Beyaz is your dedicated ally in the battle against obesity and type 2 diabetes. He is not just a doctor; he’s a compassionate healer who understands the physical and emotional challenges you face. With Dr. Beyaz by your side, you can look forward to a brighter, healthier future. He’s not just a surgeon; he’s a pioneer in improving the lives of countless individuals who have struggled with obesity and side effects. Like how he always say to their patients: “everybody deserves a healthy life.”
Surgical Risks & Our Commitment to Your Safety
Surgery Complications
Surgery can lead to issues like infection, bleeding, or blood clots.
How we handle this: We use advanced techniques, prepare patients well, and monitor them closely after surgery.
Nutritional Deficiencies
Even though gastric sleeve surgery causes less n utritional deficiencies compared to other bariatric surgeries, it’s essential to follow up.
How we handle this: We offer nutrition advice and supplements, plus regular check-ups to avoid deficiencies.
Acid Reflux
Gastric sleeve raises acid reflux risk due to increased stomach pressure and a weakened esophageal sphincter.
How we handle this: We guide patients to eat slowly, in small amounts, and avoid sugary foods, alcohol or cigarettes.
Cosmetic Concerns
Laparoscopic surgery may leave scars, and weight loss can cause sagging skin.
How we handle this: We use small incisions for less scarring and provide advice on exercise and skin care. Plastic surgery referrals are available if needed.
Hair Loss
Some patients may lose hair temporarily due to fast weight loss.
How we handle this: We recommend proper nutrition and vitamins to support hair health. Hair usually grows back within a few months..
Gastric Sleeve Recovery
Recovery phase is almost equally important as surgery to achieve the weight-loss goal. After gastric sleeve surgery, patients begin with a liquid diet and gradually progress to clear liquids and then pureed foods. Light physical activity is encouraged throughout recovery. As they transition to regular solid foods, maintaining a focus on protein allows a return to daily activities and exercise with physician approval. Following a recommended diet and exercise routine is essential, and follow-ups help monitor progress. Significant weight loss and routine health evaluations are generally seen one year post-surgery.