Quick Facts:Â Â
- Cost: Ranges from 40,000 AED to 45,000 AED
- Weight loss observed: Almost 90%Â
- Losing body weight: 50-70%
- Time to achieve outcome: Normally 6-12 months
- Improved sleep apnea: Almost 70-80%
- Facing complications: Only 0.1-0.2%
- Improved cholesterol level: 40%
- Duration: Varies from person to personÂ
- Initial outcome: Within weeks Â
- Target: Obesity and issues caused by it
- Outcome: Weight loss, improved healthÂ
- Treatment type: SurgicalÂ
Individuals need to prioritize their health by adopting a healthy lifestyle and a balanced diet. Being overweight comes along with a lot of health-related problems. However, many people realize that the problem is not only with their weight but also with the social challenges that come along with being very heavy and overweight. Such people can go for Metabolic Surgery in Abu Dhabi, designed to improve their quality of life and health and extend their longevity. Read all about it on the page below.
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Metabolic Surgery:
Metabolic surgery is also called bariatric surgery. Multiple surgical methods are considered and conducted during this treatment pattern, including adjustable gastric banding, gastric bypass, biliopancreatic diversion with duodenal switch (BPD/DS), and sleeve gastrectomy. However, the treatment pattern is arranged and followed depending on the customized circumstances.  Â
How Does it Work?Â
The procedure psychologically generates the sensation of fullness, resulting in limited consumption of food. With this, the amount of nutrients and calorie intake is effectively reduced and easily counted.  Â
Cost:Â
The Metabolic surgery cost ranges from 40,000 AED to 45,000 AED. It fluctuates for each individual based on the type of therapy needed, the patient’s present health, the surgical approach chosen, and the surgical expert performing the procedure. The surgeon decides the ultimate price after considering all the cost-affecting elements.
Impact of Surgery:Â Â
The impact of this surgical treatment on different health issues is mentioned below.
Health issue | Impact |
Anxiety and depression | Improved health and mood. |
Type 2 diabetes | Reprove and control the blood sugar level with a low risk of complications. |
High cholesterol | Improved triglyceride levels and cholesterol. |
Cardiovascular disease | Reduces the risk of stroke, heart disease, etc. |
Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) | Resolution or improved NAFLD. |
Sleep apnea | Improving and reducing sleep apnea symptoms. |
Osteoarthritis | Alleviate pain and improve mobility. |
High blood pressure | Overall reduction in blood pressure level. |
Cancer risk | Reduces the risk of encountering cancer. |
Fertility issues | Enhances fertility within women while also reducing pregnancy-related complications. |
Treatment Options:
The following methods are considered while undergoing this treatment.Â
Gastric Bypass:Â
Gastric bypass is a further type of bariatric surgery. During the process, a small pouch is made out of the stomach while directly connecting it with the small intestine. By doing so, the consumption of food is reduced while also absorbing the limited calories within the body.Â
Sleeve Gastrectomy:Â Â
Sleeve gastrectomy is a modern-day method of surgical treatment. The procedure is conducted with a laparoscopic device and a specific amount of stomach is removed. Leaving behind a sleeve-shaped stomach, the remaining portion only bears limited consumption of food.Â
Adjustable Gastric Banding:Â
During the adjustable gastric banding, a band is placed and adjusted within the upper portion of the stomach. By doing so, the intake of food is limiticized.Â
Biliopancreatic Diversion with Duodenal Switch (BPD/DS):Â
Similar to sleeve gastrectomy, this method is utilized to remove an excessive amount of the stomach while connecting the remaining one directly with the intestine.      Â
Results:
After the downtime, the outcome is significant weight loss, as well as improved overall health. Â
Ideal Candidate:Â
Following are the eligibility criteria to sign up for the surgical session.Â
- The people who suffer from type 2 diabetes are ideal for the treatmentÂ
- Someone who does not suffer from any type of health conditionÂ
- A person who is morbidly obese or above the BMI of 40
- Anyone who suffers from conditions or diseases caused by being overweightÂ
- An individual who is motivated enough to lose weight and lead a healthy lifestyleÂ
- Someone who understands the treatment and is mentally prepared for itÂ
Treatment Guideline:Â
The following pattern is followed while undergoing the procedure.
When to Opt for the Treatment? Â
On facing the following aspects, it is better to sign up for the treatment.
- Having a high BMI.
- Other methods did not work to lose weight.
- Looking for a quick fix to lose weight.
- The procedure is effective according to the health condition.Â
How to Select the Procedure? Â
The following aspects are considered before selecting a procedure.
- Individual health condition.
- Goals and expectations.
- Existing BMI.
- Eating and lifestyle habits.
- Expected or unexpected influence of the treatment.
- Budget.
- Surgeon’s suggestion.
- Personal preferences, etc.Â
Dos and Don’ts:Â
The following measures need to be considered while undergoing the treatment.
Dos:
- Timely attend the appointment sessions with the specialist.
- Follow the dietary measures suggested.
- Disclose realistic medical history.
- Discuss the concerns.
- Stay hydrated.Â
- Only consume the rescheduled medication pattern.Â
- Timely sign-up to avail the services of a caregiver. Â
Don’ts:
- After midnight the night before the session, do not eat anything.
- Do not hesitate to raise questions.
- Avoid smoking and consuming alcohol.Â
- Refrain from skipping meals.Â
Note: Strictly follow the personalized measures recommended by the surgeon.Â
Downtime:Â Â
The following downtime pattern is likely to be faced after the session.Â
Treatment | Hospital stay | Return to normal activities | Full recovery |
Gastric bypass | 2-3 days | 2-4 weeks | 6-8 weeks |
Sleeve Gastrectomy   | 2-3 days | 2-4 weeks | 6-8 weeks |
Adjustable gastric banding | 1-2 days | 1-2 weeks | 4-6 weeks |
Biliopancreatic diversion with duodenal switch (BPD/DS) | 3-5 days | 4-6 weeks | 8-12 weeks |
Dietary Pattern:
Normally, following dietary patterns is considered.
Week 1-2:
- Initially consume clear liquids
- Eventually full liquids.
Weeks 3-8:Â
- Initially pureed foods.
- Eventually soft foods.
Week 8 and After:Â
- Balanced diet.
- Vegetables and fruits.
- Healthy fats.
- Protein.
- Whole grains, etc.Â
Note: For personalized recommendations, it is better to consult and follow the dietary suggestions of a dietitian.Â
Benefits:Â
The following benefits are attained after going through the procedure.Â
- The weight loss journey of the individual is accelerated. Â
- Overall health of the person is improved.Â
- A customized treatment plan is arranged and conducted.Â
- The risk of obesity-related conditions and diseases is minimized.  Â
- Increased energy levels make the person more active. Â
- Relief from pain in the joints is experienced. Â
- Excessive fats are burned, enhancing the person’s appearance. Â
- Surgeries are safe, effective, and cost-efficient in the long run. Â
Why Choose Us?
Enfield Royal Clinic boasts highly experienced and certified surgeons capable of performing complex surgeries. They utilize the latest techniques to ensure guaranteed and desired results.. They take time to communicate with patients, review medical histories, and diagnose problems. Their high success rates leave patients satisfied, with significant and appealing weight loss following surgeries.
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FAQ’s:
Is Metabolic Surgery a Safe Option for Patients with Diabetes and Obesity?
Yes, it is completely a safe option for obese and diabetic patients. Â
Are the Signs and Scars Prominent after Metabolic Surgery?
No, the scars and signs are temporary and will fade away eventually.Â
What are the Side Effects of Metabolic Surgery?
Bleeding, nutritional deficiency, or other related side effect can be observed. Â
When Can I Observe the Initial Outcome after Metabolic Surgery?
The initial outcome is observed within a few months.Â
Is Metabolic Surgery Covered by Insurance?
Depending on the underlying purpose of the treatment, it may or may not be covered by insurance.Â
Is there any Specific Age Range to Sign Up for Metabolic Surgery?
No, there is as such no age range to sign up for the treatment.Â
Can I Receive any Customized treatment Plan for Metabolic Surgery?
Yes, you can receive a customized treatment plan.Â
Is Metabolic Surgery a Painful Procedure?
No, it is normally not a painful procedure.Â