ESG as a Surgical
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There’s no “one size fits all” approach for gastric procedures.

What’s right for someone else may not be right for you.

That’s WLSA will recommend a procedure for you following an in-depth consultation between you and one of our specialists.  Once we understand your unique circumstances then we can make real progress on your weight loss goals.

Surgery can be very frightening.  Almost all surgeries are performed as they should be, but there will always be a small element of risk.

A new procedure called Endoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty (ESG) helps deliver a similar result as other procedure without additional surgical risk.

The stomach is still reduced by 70% without any incision.  The stomach is stitched via a flexible tube called an endoscope.  It enters the patient's mouth and the surgeon is able to control all aspects through video.

The benefits of an ESG procedure:

  • It's less than 2 hours long
  • Doesn’t require a long hospital stay
  • Allows you to recover and be doing normal things within 1 to 3 days.
  • Is a completely reversible and repeatable procedure
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PATIENT REVIEWS
Success Stories

I’m so proud of how far I’ve come.

Seeing the ‘before’ photos now feels a bit crazy, but I’ll never be ashamed of my before photo, because that person was strong enough to take this life changing step.

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    Alex Thomson

The surgery decision is just the first step. The right mindset, new behaviors and connecting with the WSLA staff have all been key. I have so much more energy to funnel into work and the things that are important to me.

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    Andrew Morello

Even from just 4 weeks post-surgery, I had already lost a huge amount of weight and was feeling so much better in myself. Now, good habits and mindful eating are second nature to me. WLSA has had such an incredible positive impact on my life!

  • Adam-Bilsby-July-2017
    Adam Bilsy