Gastric Sleeve (Weight Loss Surgery), also called sleeve gastrectomy, is one of the most common bariatric procedures. Surgeons remove about 70–80% of the stomach. This leaves a smaller, sleeve-shaped pouch that reduces food intake and lowers hunger hormones. The result supports long-term weight loss.

Doctors often recommend Gastric Sleeve (Weight Loss Surgery) for patients with obesity, type 2 diabetes, or other weight-related health issues. The surgery helps patients lose excess weight, improve blood sugar control, and lower risks of heart disease and sleep apnea.

Compared to other procedures, Gastric Sleeve (Weight Loss Surgery) is less complex because it does not reroute the intestines. Patients usually recover quickly and return to daily activities within weeks. This surgery offers lasting improvements in health, energy, and quality of life.