Weight Loss Solutions

What is Weight Loss?

Healthy weight loss refers to reducing excess body fat. It involves the deliberate and sustained effort to lose excess body fat while preserving lean muscle mass, bone mass and body water.


Weight loss can be achieved by changing your diet,  increasing physical activity, addressing psychological and behavioural factors and implementing lifestyle changes to promote healthier body weight. Other tools that promote weight loss include medications, endoscopic weight loss procedures and the most powerful tool, weight loss surgery.


What are the Types of Weight Management?

There are several strategies for weight management, which may be used alone but are usually used in combination. Comprehensive weight management may involve:

  • Dietary changes
  • Lifestyle changes
  • Medications
  • Behavioural therapy
  • Endoscopic weight loss procedures
  • Weight loss surgery


We offer weight management that is comprehensive, personalised and evidence-based. Our approach will depend on your overall health, medical history, circumstances, personal preferences and goals. You’ll drive your success, so working with your doctor to create a personalised treatment plan is essential for great outcomes. At all stages of your care, you’ll have access to our expert multidisciplinary team of dietitians, psychologists and doctors, ensuring a holistic and comprehensive approach to your weight loss. By working as a team, we can provide a 360-degree approach to your care to help you succeed in your weight loss journey.


Proven Treatments That Work

360 SURGERY specialises in weight loss procedures that can include

  • Gastric Band,
  • Gastric Sleeve
  • Gastric Bypass
  • SADI
  • Intragastric Balloon
  • Revisional Bariatric Surgery


Our Approach Works 

We follow our patients long-term and are invested in their success.

Therefore, we constantly monitor our results and strive to improve our service. 

Through our integrated team approach, we are helping our patients achieve excellent results with low complication rates.


Common Patient Questions

Most patients research weight loss extensively before they visit our clinic. Some questions include:


How much does it cost?

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Which operation is right for me?

Determining the most suitable weight loss surgery for an individual is a complex decision that should be made after consultation with a bariatric surgeon. The choice of operation depends on several factors, including:

  • Body mass index (BMI): 
  • Health conditions
  • Individual health and medical history
  • Personal preferences and goals
  • Surgical expertise


How much time off work will I need? 

The time required before returning to work depends on the type of work. For desk work, return times are 1-2 weeks post-op. For physical work, return times are 4-6 weeks post-op.


Will the weight loss solution work for me?

The effectiveness of a weight loss solution can vary from person to person. Factors such as commitment, adherence to guidelines, underlying health conditions, genetics, metabolism, and lifestyle choices can influence the success of weight loss efforts. Working closely with our doctor, developing a personalised plan, and maintaining long-term lifestyle changes can enhance the chances of success. Having realistic expectations and a comprehensive approach to achieving and maintaining weight loss and overall health improvements is essential.


What's involved in the process?

The process of weight loss surgery typically involves the following key steps:

  1. Initial evaluation and consultation
  2. Preoperative preparation
  3. Surgical procedure
  4. Hospital stay and recovery
  5. Post-operative follow-up
  6. Long-term lifestyle changes


The specifics of the process may vary depending on the individual, the chosen weight loss surgery, and your healthcare professional's recommendations. They will guide you through each process step and provide personalised care based on your unique needs.


What does eating look like after?

After weight loss surgery, eating habits undergo significant changes. Portion control becomes crucial as the surgery reduces stomach capacity, requiring smaller, more frequent meals. The diet progresses from clear liquids to full liquids, pureed foods, and eventually solid foods. Emphasis is placed on protein-rich foods like lean meats, fish, poultry, eggs, dairy, legumes, and plant-based protein sources. High-sugar and high-fat foods should be limited, while nutrient-dense options such as fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and healthy fats are encouraged. 


Certain foods, including carbonated beverages and tough-to-digest foods, may be avoided or limited. Hydration is important, with separate timing for fluids and meals. Adhering to individualised dietary guidelines promotes optimal weight loss and overall well-being.


Do you offer weight loss medications?

Yes. Our doctor can assess your situation, provide appropriate recommendations, and discuss the potential use of weight loss medications if deemed necessary and suitable. 

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