Ramsay’s expert weight loss specialists have helped change the lives of patients across the UK. Our support network will ensure you’ll receive all the support and advice from our specialist nurses, dietitians and support groups to get the most out of your surgery. Prices starting from £4,600.
Enquire TodayRamsay understand how important the decision making is when you are considering bariatric surgery.
We are committed to helping you on every step of your weight loss journey with information, care and that special attention that makes all the difference.
Some of our team members have lived the weight loss surgery journey themselves, so we know a little more about the reality of life after bariatric surgery. Weight loss surgery is the first part of a long process and aftercare is the key to your success. Support is ultimately the one part of your journey that truly does make a real difference to your end goal.
When creating the Ramsay Weight Loss aftercare programme, we listened to patient feedback and developed a programme guided by our patients. Our programme will ensure you learn about and have the chance to get used to the changes in lifestyle and eating habits you will need to make to get the most out of your surgery.
How to Choose a Weight Loss Surgeon
Choosing the right bariatric surgeon may seem daunting, but it doesn't have to be. Asking the right questions and knowing what to look for in a bariatric surgeon can make it easier. Click here to find out the main things for you to consider when choosing a weight loss surgeon
Are you eligible for weight loss surgery? Learn about WLS criteria for determining if weight loss surgery is right for you?
Find out moreBMI is an acronym for the term body mass index. It’s a measurement of a person’s body mass index in relation to their height for all adults, irrespective of age and sex.
Find out moreAt Ramsay Health Care UK, we have built an excellent reputation amongst the industry experts and patients alike for weight loss surgery
Find out moreChoosing the right bariatric surgeon may seem daunting but knowing what to look for in a weight loss surgeon can make it easier.
Find out moreSurgery patients are not always successful in reaching their weight loss goals. Reasons for post-operative weight loss failure can include problems with the original surgery, as well as the patient’s inability to comply with necessary life style changes.
Find out moreFor many patients with a BMI (body mass index) of 27 - 35 surgery is not always available or recommended according to the NICE (National Institute of Clinical Excellence) guidelines, as patients with a lower BMI do not normally qualify for weight loss surgery. The gastric balloon is a soft, expandable intragastric (inside the stomach) device that is temporarily inserted into the stomach.
Find out moreAdjustable gastric banding / gastric band (sometimes known as a lap band) is a restrictive bariatric surgical procedure. A silicone band is placed around the upper part of the stomach, creating a small pouch above the band, that is about the size of a golf ball. This forms a large pouch below the band.
Find out moreGastric band slippage, removal & adjustment - how it works, what's involved, procedure, risks of a gastric band failure, benefits of band adjustment
Find out moreGastric sleeve surgery is a restrictive procedure only. Two thirds of the stomach is resected and removed, leaving a smaller stomach in the shape of a sleeve. The portion of the stomach removed produces a hormone that stimulates appetite and hunger. Removing this portion of stomach results in a significant reduction in appetite.
Find out moreGastric sleeve failure (revision surgery to convert to gastric bypass) - how it works, what's involved, procedure, benefits & risks
Find out moreThere are several variations of a Gastric Bypass. The most common procedure in the UK is the Roux-en-Y, also known as RYGB. It is a combination of restrictive and malabsorptive procedures, therefore has a two-way weight reducing effect. A small pouch is created by stapling off a section of the upper part of the stomach. Below the staple line the stomach will remain but no food will enter here.
Find out moreGastric bypass revision surgery (Roux-en-y gastric bypass failure) - how it works, what's involved, procedure, benefits & risks
Find out moreChoosing the right bariatric surgeon may seem daunting but knowing what to look for in a weight loss surgeon can make it easier.
Find out moreWhen can I start exercising after bariatric surgery? What exercise can I do after weight loss surgery? How much exercise should I do?
Find out moreHow long should you wait after bariatric surgery before getting pregnant? What can you do to have a healthy pregnancy? Can I still breastfeed?
Find out moreSurgery patients are not always successful in reaching their weight loss goals. Reasons for post-operative weight loss failure can include problems with the original surgery, as well as the patient’s inability to comply with necessary life style changes.
Find out moreSurgery patients are not always successful in reaching their weight loss goals. Reasons for post-operative weight loss failure can include problems with the original surgery, as well as the patient’s inability to comply with necessary life style changes.
Find out moreYou will need to continue eating a healthy, high protein, low fat, calorie-controlled diet for the rest of your life to achieve and maintain your weight goals.
Find out moreWhen can I start exercising after bariatric surgery? What exercise can I do after weight loss surgery? How much exercise should I do?
Find out moreHow long should you wait after bariatric surgery before getting pregnant? What can you do to have a healthy pregnancy? Can I still breastfeed?
Find out moreFind out the cost of the bariatric surgery incl. gastric band, bypass, sleeve & balloon. As well as what is included in the package prices!
Find out moreWe offer flexible and accessible pricing for our weight loss surgery patients. All packages include aftercare support.
Our packages start from £4,500 and include aftercare.
You can feel in control of your finances, with flexible payment options to suit you; 0% Payment Plans, Self-Funding (total care and pay as you go) and Private Medical Insurance.
For more information on the different weight loss packages we offer and what is included, click on the links below or click here or enquire today and speak with our helpful consultants.
Our expert consultants are committed to offering excellent care as soon as you need it; that's why they dedicate time to offer complimentary advice, with no obligation, so you can be sure before making a decision. Hear and speak to a Consultant within the speciality of your choice; get the information you need and all your questions answered to help you make a decision on your next steps in your healthcare journey.
View EventsOur specialist team will discuss your symptoms with you and advise on appropriate treatment tailored to you.
Based on your individual requirements your treatment will begin when you are ready and at a convenient time to suit you.
Our comprehensive aftercare provides support and guidance throughout your treatment and recovery journey.
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