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Weight Loss Surgery with Allure

Allure Weightloss is a trusted CQC registered provider of medical weight loss in the UK. Not only do we offer gastric balloon placements across 13 clinics, but we also provide the private gastric sleevegastric bypass, and the mini gastric bypass surgery across England. Our bariatric programmes are supported by an experienced team of consultant surgeons, dietitian, and nurse.  

Allure Patients can also expect a dedicated aftercare service to ensure recovery goes to plan as well as give you a chance to maximise weight loss. Average weight loss expectations with bariatric surgeries such as the gastric sleeve and bypass sit at around a 70% reduction in a patient’s excess body weight.

Weight Loss Surgery Aftercare

Our Weight Loss Surgery Aftercare Service is completed by two years of contact with your surgeon, specialist Bariatric Nurses and HCPC Registered Dietitian. This team will ensure you receive the care you need following your surgery and provide expert advice regarding recovery, including any necessary and advisable long-term dietary changes.

Gastric Sleeve Surgery

Typically performed laparoscopically, a sleeve gastrectomy involves removing around 80% of the stomach. The result is a tube or sleeve-like structure. The purpose of the gastric sleeve is to limit food intake, and you should expect a recovery time of 6 – 8 weeks with 1-2 weeks off work. 

The expected weight loss from the sleeve gastrectomy is up to 70% of your excess weight, as measured over a period of 2 years.

After surgery, the anatomy of the stomach will be permanently altered and you will require to change your diet in order to make a safe and effective recovery. Our dietitian will help you with this. 

Gastric Bypass Surgery

Allure Weightloss offer the traditional Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass as well as the Mini-Gastric Bypass. These procedures are similar in nature and differ slightly (yet significantly enough) in the way in which they are performed by consultant surgeons. By limiting the available space inside your stomach, the bypass restricts food intake as well as the production of the hunger hormone, ghrelin. A bypass may be performed even if a patient has had the gastric sleeve in the past. 

Expected weight loss is up to 70% of excess weight.

Our Consultant Surgeons

Leaders in their field, we have hand selected our consultants. Dedicated to their practice, dedicated to patient care, and dedicated to results, Mr Jambulingam, Mr Sultan, and Mr Madhok are our consultants in London, Manchester, and Derby respectively. 

Mr Periyathambi Jambulingam
Mr Periyathambi Jambulingam
Mr Javed Sultan, consultant bariatric surgeon
Mr Javed Sultan
Allure Consultant Mr Brij Madhok
Mr Brij Madhok

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Weight Loss Surgery Clinics

Location matters, that’s why we have clinics in the North, Midlands, and the South of England. This way we can ensure surgical weight loss patients can be seen as close to home as possible. Learn more about each facility by clicking on the image below.

Spire Bushey Bariatric Surgery and Orbera 12 Month Gastric Balloon Clinic

London

Heathbourne Road, Bushey
WD23 1RD

Entrance to Derby private health clinic. Light green wall, sign, and two plants.

Derby

Uttoxeter New Road
Derby, DE22 3NE

bariatric surgery in manchester, oaklands hospital

Manchester

19 Lancaster Rd,
Salford M6 8AQ

Take the First Step Today

We are dedicated to providing weight loss patients with transparent and ethical care. Speak to an advisor today in order to discuss your options, eligibility, and more. Call 0345 512 0094, email info@allureweightloss.com, or fill out the enquiry form below. 

Calculate Your BMI

How is body mass index (BMI) measured? 

An individuals BMI is calculated by using the following formula: 

BMI = Weight (kg) / Height (m)²

You must take your weight in kilograms, divide it by your height in meters, and then divide it a second time by your height in order to determine the correct body mass index. 

Not sure you qualify?

If you still aren’t sure, a member of our team will be able to help. If you are certain you won’t qualify for bariatric surgery, you may still be eligible for other medical weight loss treatments. 

BMI Requirements 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Am I Eligible for Bariatric Surgery?

You must have a minimum BMI of 35 or a BMI of 30 if you are struggling with existing comorbidities. Speak to our specialists for more information.

Is Bariatric Surgery Safe?

Bariatric surgery itself is considered one of the safest surgical procedures to perform, especially due to recent technological advancements in the field. 

How Much Weight can I Expect to Lose?

Typically, patients can look to lose around 65 – 70% of excess weight in the year after surgery. 

What is the Aftercare Programme?

The Allure Weightloss Bariatric Surgery Aftercare Programme is comprised of access to your consultant, bariatric nurse, and HCPC registered Dietitian for up to 2 years. 

Will I Put Weight Back On?

With help from our dietitians, you will work on implementing the necessary lifestyle changes to keep it off. 

What is a Gastric Sleeve?

A gastric sleeve, or sleeve gastrectomy, is the process of removing up to 80% of the stomach in order to limit food consumption and reduce hunger hormones. Find out more about our gastric sleeve offerings

What is a Gastric Bypass?

The Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass involves creating a smaller ‘pouch’ from your stomach and attaching it straight to your intestines, bypassing the main body of your stomach. 

What is Body Mass Index (BMI)?
The most widely used measurement for obesity. The BMI approximates body mass using a mathematical ratio of weight and height [(weight in kg ÷ height in meters) or (weight in pounds ÷ height in inches x 703)]. A BMI of 30 or more is regarded by most health agencies as the threshold for obesity. A BMI of 40 or more generally qualifies as morbid obesity. However, note that BMI measurements in body-builders and athletes may not be accurate determinants of obesity because the BMI does not distinguish between muscle and fat.
Potential Complications

The most common risks associated with bariatric surgery include:

  • Chronic nausea and vomiting
  • Acid reflux
  • Inability to eat certain foods
  • Obstruction of stomach
  • Anesthesia-related risks
  • Dilation of esophagus
  • Infection

**Please see individual bypass and sleeve pages for the specific complications associated with each procedure**