
surgical
Starts from
₹2,75,000
per session
Sessions
One primary bariatric procedure; balloon procedures may require removal at a planned interval
recommended
Duration
120 min
per visit
Recovery
Minimal
downtime
Bariatric Balloon Surgery is a medically supervised weight-loss intervention — surgical or endoscopic — designed to reduce stomach capacity or alter digestion when BMI and health markers meet established criteria. At AesthatiQ partner clinics, candidacy is confirmed through metabolic assessment, nutrition counselling, and anaesthesia clearance rather than cosmetic goals alone. Weight loss is gradual; adherence to dietary stages and follow-up underpins safe, durable outcomes.
Bariatric Balloon Surgery is performed by trained clinicians using clinically validated protocols. The plan is customised to your goals, anatomy, and recovery preferences after a detailed assessment.
Adults meeting BMI and comorbidity criteria per bariatric society guidelines
Those committed to lifelong dietary modification, supplementation, and follow-up
People cleared by a multidisciplinary team including physician and anaesthetist
Candidates with realistic expectations about gradual weight loss and possible skin excess later
Timelines vary by person. For Bariatric Balloon Surgery, visible change is typically expected around: Weight loss begins within weeks; significant change often evident by 3–6 months with continued progress over 12–18 months.
Day 0–3
Hospital monitoring; clear liquids only; walk as advised
1–2 weeks
Gradual return to light activity; staged pureed then soft diet
1–3 months
Progressive diet expansion; early weight loss and energy changes
6–12 months
Majority of expected weight loss for many; labs and nutrition reviewed
Abdominal soreness is common initially; pain is managed in hospital and eases as diet advances.
Primary surgery is one procedure; gastric balloons require planned placement and later removal.
Results last with ongoing dietary discipline; regain is possible without long-term follow-up.
Expect a hospital stay and 2–4 weeks before routine work; dietary stages continue for months.
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