The body mass index (BMI) is a measure that uses your height and weight to work out if your weight is healthy.

The BMI calculation divides an adult’s weight in kilograms by their height in metres squared.

You can count your BMI with this link NHS BMI Count

The packages listed above have been created considering the different needs of each patient. You can also choose the most suitable package for yourself in accordance with the package content. Each package has different privileges. You can choose the most suitable package for you.

Yes. You can get free online consultation by sending us a message. You can understand whether you are suitable for treatment by answering the questions we asked you during the consultation.

Slimmer and fiter is a very successful obesity clinic that has provided treatment to many patients. The packages we have prepared for our patients from many parts of the world are at your service with the best price guarantee. In this way, we ensure that our customers both have successful operations and have them done at affordable prices. You can also get treatment with slimmer and fitter with a success rate of 99.9%.

Weight loss treatments are divided into surgical and non-surgical. If you are not sure about gastric sleeve or gastric bypass surgery, you can prefer gastric balloon treatment. Thus, instead of having surgery, you can get these treatments without the need for incisions and stitches. However, you can still get an online consultation by sending us a message to find out which treatment you are more suitable for.

Tube stomach works in three ways. The first is a restrictive process, that is, it provides weight loss by restricting the amount of food that can be eaten. Secondly, 80% – 85% of the stomach is removed together with the hunger hormone Ghrelin. This hormone stimulates appetite and hunger. Elimination of the hormone ghrelin causes a significant decrease or loss of appetite. Finally, surgery with changing behavior is a proven method of achieving long-term weight loss for obese people.

Every person is different, and many different factors determine how much weight or how quickly they lose weight. However, most tube stomach patients lose 70% of their excess weight in the first year and 80% in 2 years. And as you start to lose weight, you will start to feel healthier and more energetic.

There is a certain amount of danger with all surgical treatments. Because of this, we only employ the most accomplished and talented top surgeons. Cuff surgery is minimally invasive, or keyhole, surgery. This helps to lower the possibility of problems following surgery.
Surgical procedures are only carried out if they are safe to do after rigorous pre-operative testing and consultations.
Additionally, it is your obligation to address any medical concerns with your surgeon beforehand and to strictly adhere to all pre- and post-operative instructions. By doing this, you can make sure that both you and your surgeon are ready for the procedure and that your body is taken care of before, during, and afterward.

• People with a BMI over 30 are suitable for gastric sleeve.
• Patients between the ages of 18-65 are suitable for treatment.

Yes, you will see several doctors upon arrival at the hospital prior to your procedure. Pre-operative tests consist of:

• Blood Tests
• urine analysis
• x-ray
• ultrasound
• ECG
• Pulmonary
• Function Test
• Endoscopy (You will be asleep during this procedure)
  You will also have consultations with an anesthesiologist, cardiologist, chest specialist, internist, psychiatrist, and bariatric surgeon.

You are not required to undergo a liver shrinking diet or followany other special diet prior to surgery as our surgeons are so experienced they canoperate with inflated livers. They also have equipment that enables themtoassist with fatty livers during surgery.

• While bariatric surgery can offer many benefits, all forms of surgery aremajor procedures that can pose serious risks. Also as with any major procedure, bariatric surgery poses potential health risks.
  Those risks associated with this surgical procedure can include;
• Excessive bleeding
• Infection
• Adverse reactions to anaesthesia
• Blood clots
• Lung or breathing problems
• Leaks in your gastrointestinal
• Death (very rare)

Yes there is a post op pack (medicine pack) supplied to you prior to your discharge from the hospital included. This consists of stomach protectors, blood thinning injections, vitamins and other medical supplies needed. Prior to discharge you will be instructed on how to take.

While you recuperate after your surgery, you should relax. In the end, taking good care of yourself while you recuperate speeds up and improves your recovery. The time needed for healing varies from patient to patient, though. However, you should often be able to stand and walk about a few hours following your bariatric surgery. Although you might feel sore or uneasy, these symptoms are relatively common and should pass shortly. Oral painkillers can be used to treat any discomfort. Most patients discover that they may resume their regular daily activities in 4 to 5 days.

After surgery, you’ll be on a liquid diet for the first two weeks. After that, you’ll be on a puree diet for the next two weeks. Following that, you should try to resume eating “regular” meals around a month after your surgery. Following surgery and before release, you will receive complete instructions on the meals to be consumed as well as advice from the nutritionist and our staff. You will have three little meals every day, spaced no more than 4-5 hours apart, after 4-5 weeks. The long-term goal is to have three meals the size of a tea plate each day, with healthy snacks like fruit, yoghurt, or raw almonds in between.Due to the changes in stomach hormone levels, you will only be able to consume very little meals following surgery and most likely won’t feel hungry. Within a year following your operation, it’s normal for your portion sizes to rise to a beginning portion or child’s size.

The scar from single-incision gastric sleeve surgery is located inside the navel. As a result, it is completely invisible. Small scars from laparoscopic gastric sleeve surgery are relatively noticeable. However, they dramatically deteriorate and becoming harder to notice over time.