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Istanbul, Turkey — 2 Nights in Hospital, Then a Year With Us
More Powerful Than a Sleeve. It Asks for More in Return
They recommend this when a sleeve is not enough: a higher BMI, reflux that will not settle, type 2 diabetes. From €2,600, two nights in hospital — and a daily obligation that does not end.
Gastric Bypass cases from our Istanbul facility, shared with written consent and dated. Anticipated results run 6 to 15 months. Results vary widely.
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Natural Clinic brings several specialist fields together under one roof: hair transplantation, dentistry, facial, body and breast aesthetics, bariatric surgery and reconstructive treatments. Cross-disciplinary medical teams, multilingual coordination and internationally recognised safety standards carry each patient from consultation and treatment planning through to recovery and aftercare.
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Consultation, treatment, recovery and aftercare coordinated under one roof
A small pouch is made at the top of the stomach and the small intestine is rejoined below it, so food bypasses part of the gut. You eat less and you absorb less. That second half is where the extra power comes from — and where the lifelong obligations come from too.

Permanent · laparoscopic · six variants
Laparoscopic, and published at around an hour in theatre. A small pouch is stapled off at the top of the stomach and the small intestine is brought up and joined to it, so food skips the rest of the stomach and the first stretch of gut. Roux-en-Y is the reference version, with two joins; the mini bypass, or one-anastomosis bypass, uses a single join. SASI/SADI and BPD/DS go further still. Which one suits you is a clinical judgement, not a menu choice.
BMI of 40 or above, or 35 and above with a related condition. Often the better operation where reflux or type 2 diabetes dominates the picture.
60–80% of excess weight over 12–18 months. Two nights in hospital, mobile at around seven days, full recovery 3–6 months.

Plastic Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery
Dr Emre G. qualified in medicine at Uludağ University in 2007 and completed his specialist training in plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery at Bezmialem Vakıf University between 2008 and 2014, with a research post at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. He has worked in both public hospitals and private practice, and the reconstructive half of that training shows in how he plans an aesthetic case. He practises at Natural Clinic in Istanbul.
Education
The operation is an hour. What decides whether it works is the rest of your life — the supplements, the annual bloods, the protein, the dietitian you can reach. Ask any clinic what that support looks like at year four before you ask what the surgery costs.
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Theatres, hospitalisation and aftercare in the same building, not a subcontracted hospital.
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Six variants performed here, including revision — not one technique offered to everyone who walks in.
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Lower operating costs, not lower standards. Roughly 70% below UK or US pricing, quoted per case.
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Twelve months included — then annual bloods, arranged with your own doctor.
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Risks, diet stages and supplement rules explained properly in your own language.
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Ask who checks your bloods once our twelve months are up. The answer should be your own doctor.
A small pouch joined lower down the intestine — permanent, and nutritionally demanding.
A BMI of 40 qualifies on its own; from 35, a weight-related illness such as type 2 diabetes, sleep apnoea or severe reflux is also needed.
Bypassing part of the intestine means vitamins must be supplemented and monitored.
Created through keyhole incisions, followed by two ward nights.
The dietitian sets protein goals alongside the liquid-to-solid progression.
Typical, not guaranteed; follow-up continues through the change.
Gastric bypass reduces intake and absorption. Here is who it suits and what it demands.
A gastric bypass creates a small stomach pouch and connects it directly to a lower section of the small intestine, bypassing most of the stomach and the first part of the intestine. This reduces how much you can eat and how many calories and nutrients your body absorbs.
A bypass is usually reserved for people with a BMI of 40 or more, or 35 and above when obesity is accompanied by type 2 diabetes, sleep apnoea or severe reflux. Because it reroutes digestion, the team also checks that you can commit to lifelong supplements and blood tests before recommending it.
A gastric sleeve mainly restricts how much food you can eat by reducing stomach size. A gastric bypass restricts intake and also reduces absorption by rerouting the digestive tract, which can lead to greater weight loss but requires closer nutritional monitoring.
The sleeve is the operation most bypass enquiries end up comparing against. And after a bypass, the loose-skin question is more likely than not — that page is here too.
Personalised Care, Just for You
Send your height, weight, medical history and any previous surgery. A surgeon replies with which variant your case calls for and why, what it would realistically achieve, what it costs with transfers and follow-up included, and whether a sleeve would get you there with less asked of you afterwards. Including when the honest answer is that surgery is not the right step yet. No obligation, no cost.
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