Endoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty

A revolutionary, non-surgical alternative to the gastric sleeve.

What exactly is an Endoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty?

The Endoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty (ESG) involves the placement of internal stitches inside the stomach to lessen the volume and change the shape of the stomach, forming a tube.

The resulting tube-shaped stomach limits the amount of food it can accommodate, inducing a feeling of fullness with smaller meals. ESG offers a less invasive alternative to traditional surgical interventions, with potentially reduced recovery times and minimised postoperative discomfort. This procedure is often considered for individuals seeking weight loss solutions with a focus on non-surgical approaches.

How does the ESG work?

Portion Control

ESG significantly reduces the stomach’s volume, restricting the quantity of food intake.

Prolonged Satiety

The stomach empties more slowly, leading to a sustained feeling of fullness and helping individuals resist overeating.

Caloric Absorption Reduction

ESG diminishes the stomach’s ability to absorb calories, aiding in weight loss by creating a calorie deficit.

What does the procedure involve?

1

Endoscopic Insertion

The procedure begins with the insertion of a flexible tube equipped with a camera, known as an endoscope, through your mouth and into your stomach. This is done without the need for surgical incisions.

2

Stitch Placement

Using a specialised tool, your Bariatric Endoscopist places several rows of internal stitches within the stomach. These stitches effectively narrow the stomach, changing its shape and reducing its volume.

3

Volume Reduction

As the stitches are tightened, the stomach becomes significantly smaller, both in length and volume. This alteration restricts the amount of food the stomach can hold.

4

Same-Day Discharge

Following the completion of the ESG procedure, you will be discharged from the hospital on the same day. The absence of incisions contributes to a shorter recovery time compared to traditional surgical interventions.

Hear from Our Patients

Real Results: Cara’s ESG Journey

After struggling with her weight for years, Cara turned to ESG at The BMI Clinic—and it changed her life. In just 8 months, she lost 53kg and regained her health, energy, and confidence.

ESG at The Bariatric and Metabolic Institute: Danielle’s Story

Hear Danielle’s experience with the non-surgical Apollo ESG (Endoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty) procedure from The BMI Clinic.

Investing in Your Health and Future​

The BMI Clinic’s ESG programs, available at Silver, Gold, and Platinum levels, encompass the ESG procedure, OverStitch device, physician, hospital, and anaesthetist fees, along with bulk billed consultations with your Bariatric Physician.
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ESG Silver

$18,650

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ESG Platinum

$21,950

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ESG Gold

$20,350

Weight Loss With The Endoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty

What can I expect to achieve?

Anticipate achieving an impressive 20-25% Total Body Weight Loss, translating to approximately 20-25kg for a 100kg person. However, the key to optimising these outcomes lies in active engagement with your medical and allied health care team, emphasising that the more involved you are, the greater your potential for success in your weight loss journey.

At The BMI Clinic, pairing ESG with our Silver, Gold, or Platinum lifestyle programs enhances effectiveness. This dynamic approach, led by a team of dedicated weight loss specialists, correlates patient engagement with successful outcomes.

Is the ESG right for you?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Gastric Bypass Revision FAQs

No, the internal stitches placed during ESG are not typically felt by patients as they are positioned within the stomach wall.

ESG is a relatively quick procedure, often taking around 60 to 90 minutes, making it an efficient and minimally invasive option for weight loss.

Yes, following ESG, patients are typically advised to adhere to a specific diet progression, gradually reintroducing various food textures to allow the stomach to adjust.

In some cases, previous abdominal surgeries may impact the feasibility of ESG. A thorough evaluation by a bariatric specialist is necessary to determine suitability.

ESG may be considered for individuals with certain medical conditions, but a comprehensive evaluation by healthcare professionals is necessary to ensure safety and appropriateness.

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