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Contact the coordinator
+48 75 645 2011
WhatsApp
+48 535 098 999
Leave us a message
weightloss@kcmclinic.com
Gastric bypass – a bariatric surgery and stomach-altering procedure that helps you lose weight effectively. This procedure aims to help you consume less food by dividing the stomach into a small pouch and rearranging the small intestine. This pouch is connected directly to your small intestine, speeding up absorption and digestion. The gastric bypass works by dividing the stomach into two uneven parts; the pouch and a larger part of the stomach which focuses on secreting juices that support digestion. Also known as Roux-en-Y gastric bypass, the procedure is highly effective and could cause as much as an 85% drop in excess weight within the 6 to 18 months of surgery.
Bariatric surgery alters the way the different parts of your stomach interact with one another. After surgery, this alteration reduces food consumption as the pouch fills up quickly and shortens the timeline between absorption and digestion.
Bariatric surgery usually involves an open cut in the stomach. However, this puts the patient at a higher risk of infection and elongates the recovery period.
To this end, KCM Clinic provides three-dimensional laparoscopic surgeries that involve 3-5 small incisions on the surface of your stomach, reducing the need for prolonged hospitalization and recovery period. At KCM Hospital as one of the few Bariatric surgery Centers in Europe and worldwide, laparoscopic surgery is performed with newest 3D visualization Olympus technology. 3D Imaging provides improved speed, accuracy and precision of the laparoscopic surgery with a new perspective on surgical imaging. Compared to traditional laparoscopy, the newest technique, helps restore the surgeon’s natural 3D vision and depth perception during surgical procedures.
In the weeks leading to bariatric surgery, patients must maintain a strict and healthy liquid diet to ease up the stomach and liver. Keeping a liquid diet also helps to prevent surgical complications and ensure the success of the procedure. Your diet should be rich in protein and may be aided by multivitamins and other supplements recommended by your doctor.
It is important that several tests and examinations are conducted to ascertain your safety during the procedure. Some of the necessary tests include;
At KCM clinic, we provide all required diagnostic tests and consultations with specialist Doctors as part of our medical package to patients, so you don’t have to worry about additional costs resulting in high gastric bypass cost abroad. In addition to the above tests, you will be required to follow a special pre-operative diet in the week preceding the surgery.
This pre-operative diet helps reduce your stomach and liver volume for a more comfortable surgery and recovery (post surgery rehabilitation). The diet is strictly for the week before surgery and should be stopped immediately after the operation.
The pre-surgery weight loss diet is essential because it is low in fat and carbohydrate content, helping reduce your glycogen levels. Glycogen is an energy-giving sugar variant stored in the liver. For best results, you avoid heavy meals in the week preceding your surgery to avoid a reduction in the operative diet’s efficacy.
In addition to special diets, the following guidelines help prepare you for bariatric surgery:
After surgery, your eating habits will change as your stomach heals from the RYGB procedure. As your digestive tract adjusts to the new normal, you will need to inculcate new feeding habits such as a semi-liquid diet in about 5-6 daily portions for six weeks post-surgery. It is essential for meals to be in small volumes and contain joghurts, puddings, jelly, cream soups, and multivitamins like vegetables. Try to avoid sugar.
You may introduce other supplements like protein gradually as you begin to feel better. Your post-surgery diet needs to contain easily digestible food. Heavy meals that last long in the stomach should be avoided for several weeks after undergoing RYGB.
Though bariatric surgery can be strenuous on the stomach, medical technology advancements like laparoscopy help you to recuperate faster. Patients who undergo laparoscopic surgery can drink and move without assistance a few hours after the procedure. With laparoscopy, patients may return to work within a week after surgery. However, it is not advisable to engage in intense physical work. At KCM Clinic our patients stay for 3 days in the hospital for monitoring, rehabilitation and education.
The rehabilitation period after an RYGB procedure requires maintaining a strict diet and reducing the volume of food you consume. Taking these two steps will prevent you from developing complications after surgery. While it may seem demanding, ignoring dietary recommendations may cause constipation, dehydration, diarrhea, or in extreme very rare cases, gastric acid leakage.
Some other tips that can help you recuperate faster after bariatric surgery include;
Yes, your stomach can grow back even after getting a gastric bypass. This is because your stomach is built to accommodate your food intake. All you have to do is return to old feeding habits to increase or stretch your stomach after bariatric surgery.
Poland is one of the few European countries where you can get gastric bypass done at affordable prices. KCM Clinic offers affordable obesity surgery (bariatric surgery) packages to both local and international patients. Most Patients choose to come to Poland for the Gastric Sleeve.
Bariatric surgery in Poland costs varies and may be anywhere between €5500 to €6500. This fee covers consultation, hospital stay, pre-surgical tests, surgery fees, and anaesthetics. It does not include the costs of accommodation in the Hotel before Hospital admission and after hospital discharge and the airport pickup fees.
Bariatric surgery alters the way the different parts of your stomach interact with one another. After surgery, this alteration reduces food consumption as the pouch fills up quickly and shortens the timeline between absorption and digestion.
Bariatric surgery usually involves an open cut in the stomach. However, this puts the patient at a higher risk of infection and elongates the recovery period.
To this end, KCM Clinic provides three-dimensional laparoscopic surgeries that involve 3-5 small incisions on the surface of your stomach, reducing the need for prolonged hospitalization and recovery period. At KCM Hospital as one of the few Bariatric surgery Centers in Europe and worldwide, laparoscopic surgery is performed with newest 3D visualization Olympus technology. 3D Imaging provides improved speed, accuracy and precision of the laparoscopic surgery with a new perspective on surgical imaging. Compared to traditional laparoscopy, the newest technique, helps restore the surgeon’s natural 3D vision and depth perception during surgical procedures.
In the weeks leading to bariatric surgery, patients must maintain a strict and healthy liquid diet to ease up the stomach and liver. Keeping a liquid diet also helps to prevent surgical complications and ensure the success of the procedure. Your diet should be rich in protein and may be aided by multivitamins and other supplements recommended by your doctor.
It is important that several tests and examinations are conducted to ascertain your safety during the procedure. Some of the necessary tests include;
At KCM clinic, we provide all required diagnostic tests and consultations with specialist Doctors as part of our medical package to patients, so you don’t have to worry about additional costs resulting in high gastric bypass cost abroad. In addition to the above tests, you will be required to follow a special pre-operative diet in the week preceding the surgery.
This pre-operative diet helps reduce your stomach and liver volume for a more comfortable surgery and recovery (post surgery rehabilitation). The diet is strictly for the week before surgery and should be stopped immediately after the operation.
The pre-surgery weight loss diet is essential because it is low in fat and carbohydrate content, helping reduce your glycogen levels. Glycogen is an energy-giving sugar variant stored in the liver. For best results, you avoid heavy meals in the week preceding your surgery to avoid a reduction in the operative diet’s efficacy.
In addition to special diets, the following guidelines help prepare you for bariatric surgery:
After surgery, your eating habits will change as your stomach heals from the RYGB procedure. As your digestive tract adjusts to the new normal, you will need to inculcate new feeding habits such as a semi-liquid diet in about 5-6 daily portions for six weeks post-surgery. It is essential for meals to be in small volumes and contain joghurts, puddings, jelly, cream soups, and multivitamins like vegetables. Try to avoid sugar.
You may introduce other supplements like protein gradually as you begin to feel better. Your post-surgery diet needs to contain easily digestible food. Heavy meals that last long in the stomach should be avoided for several weeks after undergoing RYGB.
Though bariatric surgery can be strenuous on the stomach, medical technology advancements like laparoscopy help you to recuperate faster. Patients who undergo laparoscopic surgery can drink and move without assistance a few hours after the procedure. With laparoscopy, patients may return to work within a week after surgery. However, it is not advisable to engage in intense physical work. At KCM Clinic our patients stay for 3 days in the hospital for monitoring, rehabilitation and education.
The rehabilitation period after an RYGB procedure requires maintaining a strict diet and reducing the volume of food you consume. Taking these two steps will prevent you from developing complications after surgery. While it may seem demanding, ignoring dietary recommendations may cause constipation, dehydration, diarrhea, or in extreme very rare cases, gastric acid leakage.
Some other tips that can help you recuperate faster after bariatric surgery include;
Yes, your stomach can grow back even after getting a gastric bypass. This is because your stomach is built to accommodate your food intake. All you have to do is return to old feeding habits to increase or stretch your stomach after bariatric surgery.
Poland is one of the few European countries where you can get gastric bypass done at affordable prices. KCM Clinic offers affordable obesity surgery (bariatric surgery) packages to both local and international patients. Most Patients choose to come to Poland for the Gastric Sleeve.
Bariatric surgery in Poland costs varies and may be anywhere between €5500 to €6500. This fee covers consultation, hospital stay, pre-surgical tests, surgery fees, and anaesthetics. It does not include the costs of accommodation in the Hotel before Hospital admission and after hospital discharge and the airport pickup fees.
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