Treatment packages are mainly leveled based on the ranking of surgeons (according to the number of annual surgeries, years of experience, educational and experimental records, the rate of successful surgeries and the percentage of patients’ satisfaction) and the hospital/clinic where the surgery is performed.
First Day
Noteworthy: The time of the initial meeting with the doctor may be changed to the second day according to the date and time of the patient’s arrival in the country.
Second Day
Third Day
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Fourth Day
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Fifth Day
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Sixth Day
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Seventh Day
Eighth Day
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The schedule of this travel plan may change due to the possible change in the patient’s arrival time in Iran, the determination of the operation time by the doctor, hospital, or surgery clinic, or the patient’s condition.
Depending on the conditions, the doctor’s visit may be on the sixth or seventh day.
This treatment package is designed for the minimum stay necessary to ensure the patient’s recovery to tolerate the return flight in a seated position and can be extended between 8 and 10 days if necessary or requested.
In some cases where your departure is on the weekend, the time to visit the Nora Health Tour office fo
Being overweight and increasing the risk of dangerous diseases are closely related. At present, these diseases cause about two and a half million deaths annually worldwide. To overcome this problem, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in the 1990s provided guidelines for slimming surgery. The term “slimming surgery” has become widespread as a cover for a group of invasive surgeries to reduce the rate of obesity. Bariatric surgery is a surgery that involves making changes to a person’s digestive system in order to lose weight. This surgery is usually performed on people who are obese and have a body mass index of at least 40.
Diet and regular exercise is the best way to lose weight. However, if a person with obesity can not use these two methods for various reasons, such as illness, an expert bariatric surgeonwill recommend weight loss surgery. To do this, there are various surgical methods that the patient, with the help of a surgeon, after careful examination and performing the necessary tests, selects the best and most effective method to perform. One type of surgery is called gastric bypass surgery. This surgery is very popular compared to other weight loss procedures because it poses fewer complications and risks than surgery.
Gastric-Bypass surgery is one of the most popular weight loss surgeries in obese people. In this surgery, an expert bariatric surgeon divides the stomach. Due to its smaller volume, the stomach can not accommodate a certain amount of food. Therefore, the patient is only able to eat a certain amount of food. Although the oven has to do a lot of observations during its life if it is performed, and in some cases it is even forced to change its lifestyle, but doing it due to reaching a normal weight and eliminating some diseases that follow being overweight is very important.
Having an ideal and normal weight is not only psychologically beneficial for a person and increases his self-confidence, but it is also very important physically. People with obesity are more prone to all kinds of diseases. Weight loss surgery is often performed for people who have not been able to lose weight with the help of diet or exercise. Therefore, by performing these surgeries, the doctor prevents some diseases from occurring in the person. These diseases include the following:
In gastric bypass surgery, the following three main goals are pursued:
It is good to know that with this surgery, the size of the stomach is reduced and the path that food travels to the stage of excretion is shortened. Therefore, food takes less time in the digestive tract. The result will be a reduction in food absorption and a reduction in calories entering the body. On the other hand, with changes in intestinal metabolism and changes in hunger hormones and gastric acid levels, caloric absorption does not occur completely. The end result of this operation will be irreversible weight loss, which occurs in about two years. The patient will lose more than 60% of his weight in two years after this operation and will reach a normal weight.
According to the statistics obtained about gastric bypass surgical method, it has the highest rate of weight loss and the lowest rate of recurrence of overweight, so gastric bypass surgery has been able to set the gold standard for the treatment of obesity.
Gastric-Bypass Surgery is not applicable to all people with obesity and the patient must have the necessary conditions to perform it. Before starting the surgery, the surgeon performs detailed tests and examinations on the patient to make sure that he is qualified to perform this surgery. Among the necessary conditions that a person must have to perform gastric bypass surgery, the following can be mentioned:
But gastric bypass surgery is not suitable for all overweight people. You may want to see a gastroenterologist for proper guidance on this surgery. An extensive screening process will then be performed to confirm your eligibility for this surgery. You also need to make permanent and fundamental changes in your lifestyle. You may be involved in a long-term plan. These programs include examining your body nutrients, lifestyle, behaviors and medical condition.
Advantages of Gastric-Bypass Surgery
Gastric bypass surgery, which is a type of weight loss surgery, is very popular among people with obesity due to its many benefits and small side effects. The very important benefits of this surgery include the following:
One of the great benefits of losing weight is that the body’s hormones will be rearranged. Therefore, the secretion of hormones such as testosterone, which increase the body’s metabolism, increases. Some people also suffer from anemia and are forced to use anti-inflammatory drugs, which surgery can cure these diseases and also be effective.
Gastric bypass surgery can be performed in the following two ways:
In this method, after making several incisions in the desired position, the doctor inserts a very thin tube called a laparoscope into the patient’s body. This tube, which carries a special camera, allows the doctor to carefully examine the components inside the body. The surgeon can make the necessary repairs through several other incisions using other surgical instruments. The accuracy of this procedure is very high because the doctor can instantly view the images of internal organs on a special monitor. The recovery time of this technique is much shorter than the other method due to small incisions.
For open gastric bypass surgery, the surgeon makes a large incision in the patient’s abdomen so that he can directly observe the patient’s internal body parts and perform the surgery. After the surgery, the incision is closed with absorption or normal sutures. If the stitches are absorbable, there is no need to pull them because they are absorbed by the body. This method requires more recovery time. Gastric bypass surgery is performed under general anesthesia in a hospital. For anesthesia, the doctor injects the desired month through a vein. The importance of this surgery is that the doctor determines a new route for the passage of food so that the food is not affected by the desired hormones and as a result is not broken down and absorbed by the body. In gastric bypass surgery, the surgeon divides the stomach into two parts. The new stomach will be so small that only one serving of food can fit in it. This limits the patient’s food intake and as a result reduces his weight. The stomach created in this surgery is connected to the lower part of the intestine to change the passage of food.
Gastric bypass surgery is performed under general anesthesia in a hospital. For anesthesia, the surgeon injects the desired month through a vein. The importance of this surgery is that the surgeon determines a new route for the passage of food so that the food is not affected by the desired hormones and as a result is not broken down and absorbed by the body. Unlike gastric sleeve surgery, no part of the stomach is removed from the body. In this method, the stomach sac is divided into two parts. The larger part is responsible for secreting enzymes and the smaller part is where food enters. Also, part of the intestine is removed from the passage of food.
The combination of these changes reduces the length of time food stays in the digestive tract and leads to a reduction in the amount of calories consumed in the body. In gastric bypass surgery, the surgeon divides the stomach into two parts. The new stomach will be so small that only one serving of food can fit in it. This limits the patient’s food intake and as a result reduces his weight. The stomach created in this surgery is connected to the lower part of the intestine to change the passage of food.
After the surgeon’s diagnosis, to confirm the patient’s eligibility for gastric bypass surgery, the patient is asked to observe some necessary pre-operative points. Observing these points is very important in the treatment process and increasing the patient’s recovery after surgery. These may vary depending on the patient’s condition and the physician’s diagnosis. But in general, some of the essential points are:
Gastric bypass surgery, like any other surgery, requires postoperative care. These cares greatly affect the final outcome of the surgery. In the pre-surgery sessions, the treating physician provides the necessary tips and items that the person needs to follow after the surgery. Among these cases, the following points can be mentioned.
Gastric bypass surgery does not mean that the results will be permanent. And this survival rate is completely influenced by the patient’s lifestyle. After this surgery, an expert bariatric surgeon asks the patient to follow some essential points. This observation should be permanent and for the rest of the person’s life, although the patient can no longer eat as before because it may cause some problems for him. If you follow the essential points after the surgery correctly, you can expect permanent results from this surgery, otherwise you may have problems. Performing some sports activities can complement this surgery and improve the results of gastric bypass surgery. But in general, it is important to know that this surgery is less likely to recur in obesity than other weight loss procedures.
Dumping syndrome. When the solid parts of a meal get dumped directly from the stomach into the small intestine without being digested, it called dumping syndrome. It includes two types, early dumping, and late dumping.
Gastric bypass is a very popular bariatric procedure in Iran. There are well-skilled and professional bariatric surgeons in Iran who have remarkable experience in gastric bypass and other weight loss surgeries. These surgeons are not only highly experienced but also aware of the most recent scientific findings. In addition, some Iranian surgeons have developed surgical techniques that have proved to be far more effective than classic operation.
It’s not just the high quality of doctors and hospitals and affordable costs that do count, Iran is a wonderful country to visit; just ask someone who’s been there. Most of the people who have visited Iran report that their attitude toward the country was completely changed after their trip.
Gastric bypass is a very popular bariatric surgery in Iran beside Gastric-Bypass surgery in Iran is more affordable than anywhere in the world. In terms of costs of Gastric bypass, there is a dramatic difference between Iran and other countries. While the Gastric bypass surgery costs in the US is almost 23,000 $, in Canada is about 18,000 $, and in Turkey about $ 5,900, the average of Gastric bypass cost ranges from 3,200 $ to 5000$ based on the surgeon’s reputation and level of expertise, the complexity of the procedure, hospital and anesthesia, pre op tests, consultation, medication during hospitalization, checkup, and follow up. Iran provides the lowest fee for Gastric bypass and this is mainly because of the low value of the Iranian currency (IRR) and due to its very affordable price, many people from all over the world travel to Iran every year to undergo Gastric bypass surgery.
It should be noted that individual brochures based on the patient / client plan, including pre- and post-operative instructions, as well as the necessary information and processes for further follow-up are provided to you. During your stay in Iran, the translators of Nora Health Tour fully support you 24/7 and will happily help you to resolve any concerns or ambiguities that may arise for you.
No, it depends on your body type, and in general, with regular and regular exercise, you can reduce the chance of sagging skin.
No, in fact, it is recommended that you and your baby lose weight for a healthy and low-risk pregnancy. Also, by performing gastric bypass surgery, infertility due to obesity will improve in both men and women.
Right away! To start, you will take easy, short walks while you are in the hospital. The key is to start slow. Listen to your body and your surgeon. If you lift weights or do sports, stay “low impact” for the first month.
Yes. Many insurance companies require patients to be on a weight loss program before qualifying for surgery. Many bariatric surgeons put their patients on a special pre-operative diet, usually 2 or 3 weeks just before surgery. The reason for the pre-operative diet is to shrink the liver and reduce fat in the abdomen. This helps during the procedure and makes it safer. Some insurance companies require a physician-monitored diet three to six months prior to surgery as part of their coverage requirement. These diets are very different from the short-term diets and usually are more about food education and showing a willingness to complete appointments and to learn.
After gastric bypass surgery, most patients return to work in one or two weeks.
Some hair loss is common between 3 and 6 months following gastric bypass surgery but almost always temporary. The reasons for hair loss are not totally understood. Even if you take all recommended supplements and meet protein requirements, hair loss will be noticed until the follicles come back. Adequate intake of protein, vitamins, and minerals will help to ensure hair re-growth, and avoid longer term thinning.
Some patients may choose to have plastic surgery, but this depends on many factors.
No. A small number of patients can regain their weight but the vast majority loses significant weight and keeps this weight off. More than 95% of patients will successfully lose half of their extra body weight or more after surgery for weight loss. Gastric bypass patients on average lose approximately 70% of their extra body weight initially, and 2 years or more after surgery will regain approximately 5% of their extra body weight. Compared to these results, patients who attempt weight loss without surgery, on average, are able to lose little weight and may gain weight in the long-term.
Bariatric gastric bypass surgery is an advanced surgical procedure designed to promote weight loss and reduce the complications associated with morbid obesity. This procedure will transect (cut) your stomach, dividing the stomach into two parts. The surgically created small stomach pouch will receive the food you eat. The remaining segment of your stomach continues to produce stomach acid and digestive juices, but does not receive any food. The surgeon creates a new connection from your stomach pouch to your small intestine, and bypasses a segment that is equivalent to about one-third of your small bowel.
The surgery is performed through six, small, half-inch incisions (laparoscopic surgery). Laparoscopic surgical instruments, including a small camera, are placed through tubes inside these incisions, called ports. In rare occasions, an “open” gastric bypass or laparatomy may be necessary.
It refers to the ‘Y’ shape of the small bowel connection. During the operation, the small bowel is cut and then reconnected at one end to the newly created pouch (the new stomach) where it will now receive food that has been chewed and swallowed. None of the bowel is removed during the surgery. The new connection between the stomach pouch and the small bowel is called an anastomosis. This narrow opening helps restrict the passage of food moving from the pouch into this piece of small bowel, called the Roux limb (after a French surgeon, Roux). The Roux limb is the right arm of the “Y.” The left arm of the “Y” is the part of the bowel still connected to the excluded stomach. It carries the acids produced in the remnant stomach, the digestive juices produced by the liver and pancreas, including insulin, and some juices produced by the small bowel itself. The two arms of the “Y” are connected again.
Your surgeon will evaluate you on an individual basis. It is possible to have a laparoscopic gastric bypass after having open abdominal surgery or other laparoscopic abdominal procedures. Our surgeons believe that every patient has the right to be given the opportunity to choose minimally invasive surgery as an option.
Our surgeons have successfully performed laparoscopic gastric bypass surgery on a patient with a BMI of 88. High BMI and extreme physical parameters might prove too great a challenge to another, less experienced team of surgeons. We exclude no one as a laparoscopic surgical candidate based on BMI alone. Your surgeon will evaluate you on an individual basis.
Most patients stay two after laparoscopic gastric bypass and up to four days after open gastric bypass.
Certain vitamins and minerals will not be absorbed well enough for you to meet the recommended US daily requirements. This is especially true of Vitamins B6, B12, Folate, calcium and the mineral iron. For this reason, we strongly recommend that you take two multivitamins with minerals and calcium citrate daily, and a dose of Vitamin B12 under your tongue weekly for the rest of your life.
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