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Chirurgia Bariatrica

Sleeve Gastrectomia · Bypass · Mini Bypass

A partire da

3,900

Risparmiate il 50–70% rispetto ai prezzi UK/DE

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Bariatric surgery in Turkey and Bulgaria is performed by IFSO-certified surgeons in accredited hospitals with full ICU and anaesthesiology backup. All-inclusive packages — including nutritional counselling, pre-op tests, hospital stay and 12-month follow-up — cost 50–65% less than equivalent UK private care.

Disponibile in

TR

Turkey

Istanbul, Ankara, Smirne

BG

Bulgaria

UE · Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna

RO

Romania

UE · Bucarest, Cluj

Procedure e prezzi

Chirurgia BariatricaTutti i trattamenti

I prezzi sono intervalli indicativi. Il preventivo esatto dipende dalla complessità e dalla clinica scelta.

ProceduraPrezzo nei BalcaniRisparmio
Sleeve Gastrectomy (Gastric Sleeve)Popolare
€3,900–€6,00055%
Adjustable Gastric Band
€3,000–€5,00052%
Band Removal / Revision
€2,500–€4,50050%

Per paese

Bariatric Surgery — Price Comparison

ProcedureBG BulgariaTR TurkeyRO RomaniaUK / DE
Gastric Sleeve

€4,500

Save 53%

€3,900

Save 59%

€4,000

Save 58%

£9,500
Gastric Bypass (RYGB)

€5,500

Save 50%

€4,800

Save 56%

€5,000

Save 55%

£11,000
Intragastric Balloon

€2,000

Save 64%

€1,800

Save 67%

£5,500

I prezzi sono stime. Ricevete un preventivo personalizzato dalle nostre cliniche partner.

Perché i Balcani

Perché i pazienti scelgono Chirurgia Bariatrica nei Balcani

IFSO-certified surgeons

IFSO (International Federation for the Surgery of Obesity) certification is the global gold standard. BalcanCare partners with IFSO-member bariatric programmes in Turkey, Bulgaria and Romania.

All-inclusive packages

Packages include: pre-op labs, consultations, surgery, hospital stay (2–4 nights), nutritionist session, medications, airport transfers and 12 months of remote follow-up.

Laparoscopic technique

100% of procedures at partner hospitals are laparoscopic (keyhole) — 5 small incisions, same-day mobilisation, reduced complication risk and faster recovery.

No NHS weight threshold required

NHS bariatric surgery typically requires BMI 40+ and failed 5-year diet programmes. Private clinics consider BMI 30+ with comorbidities. Access is faster and criteria more flexible.

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Domande frequenti

Chirurgia Bariatrica all’estero — FAQ

What is the minimum BMI for bariatric surgery abroad?

Most partner clinics accept patients with BMI ≥ 30 with at least one obesity-related comorbidity (type 2 diabetes, hypertension, sleep apnoea) or BMI ≥ 35 without comorbidities. The final decision is made by the bariatric surgeon after reviewing your medical records.

What is the difference between gastric sleeve and bypass?

Sleeve removes ~75% of the stomach, creating restriction. Average excess weight loss: 60–70%. Bypass connects a small stomach pouch directly to the small intestine, creating both restriction and malabsorption. Average excess weight loss: 70–80%. Bypass has stronger effect on type 2 diabetes but more potential nutritional deficiencies long-term.

How long is the hospital stay?

Gastric sleeve and mini bypass: 2–3 nights. Full RYGB: 3–4 nights. Intragastric balloon: day procedure. Most patients are comfortable to fly 7 days post-surgery for laparoscopic procedures.

Will I need supplements for life after surgery?

Yes — all bariatric patients require lifelong supplementation. After sleeve: multivitamins + B12 + D3 + calcium. After bypass: the above plus iron, zinc and magnesium. Your nutritionist will create a personalised supplement plan.

Is hair loss after bariatric surgery normal?

Temporary hair loss (telogen effluvium) affects 30–50% of patients at 3–6 months post-op and is caused by rapid weight loss and nutritional changes. It is almost always reversible by 12 months with proper protein intake and supplementation.

What happens if I regain weight after surgery?

Some weight regain is normal at 2–5 years, especially without lifestyle changes. Revision surgery (sleeve to bypass conversion) or endoscopic procedures can restore restriction. Ongoing nutritional coaching is included in our packages.