Is there an optimal BMI I should reach before having endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty?

Vomiting is not normal, much less vomiting undigested food, it is important to rule out a stricture. With endoscopy we can rule out a stenosis or some other anomaly

Endoscopic sleeve surgery is money thrown away, it only offers a weight loss of about 30% of excess weight, and has an expiration date of no more than one year, what I recommend is laparoscopic sleeve you have better results in the long term

Pregnancy after endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty (ESG) is generally considered safe, but there are some potential risks that women should be aware of. These risks include: Nutritional deficiencies: ESG can reduce the absorption of certain nutrients, such as iron, calcium, and vitamin B12. This can...

There is no specific time limit. You can do it as soon as you feel up to it. Probably good idea to rest up for few months and go for it when you feel ready!

At my practice, we typically recommend the Mini Sleeve for patients with a BMI of 25-35, as it offers superior results compared to ESG. The Mini Sleeve provides longer-lasting weight loss, less downtime, and minimal discomfort, all at the same cost as ESG. It’s crucial to understand that E...