YOU can decide your future. TOGETHER we can make a change.

You are not alone.

When exploring weight loss surgery, it's important to have options. We offer a comprehensive range of surgical procedures.

Our goal is to be your partner in health - and to assist with issues that cause you to lose joy in your life.

  • Gastric Bypass Surgery - for those who need more dramatic loss - changing how the body absorbs food

  • GLP-1RA Medication Management - for those who need assistance with cravings, and have a great capacity for lifestyle changes

Whatever you choose to do, we work with you, and continue to work with you. We have worked with over 1600 people and have a deep understanding of how  difficult this decision may be, and how difficult  your day to day can be

What is the answer for you?

We understand that weight management involves complex biological factors. Our approach integrates the biological model of wellness, addressing hormonal imbalances and metabolic health to achieve lasting results.

We will work with you on an overall approach to your health. This could be changes in lifestyle, medication, surgery, or a mix of these.

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WHAT DOES RESEARCH SAY?

A study based on data from the Bariatric Surgery Registry (BSR), a national registry that collects data on the safety and efficacy of various weight loss surgeries, was done in 2025 (it included all Bariatric Surgery from 2012 to 2021 in Aus)

Key findings include:

  • Metabolic bariatric surgery is safe and effective for substantial weight loss and health improvement.  

  • The most common primary procedure was the sleeve gastrectomy (SG).  

  • At 5 years, participants experienced significant total body weight loss (TBWL) following different procedures: one anastomosis gastric bypass (34.88%), Roux-en-Y gastric bypass (30.73%), sleeve gastrectomy (26.5%), and adjustable gastric bands (17.6%).  

  • 90-day adverse events were recorded in 3.6% of procedures.  

  • Among participants treated for diabetes at baseline, 71.6% no longer required medication at 1 year, and 61% no longer required medication at 5 years.  

The authors concluded that metabolic bariatric surgery is safe, results in significant weight loss, and reduces the need for diabetes medications.”

— Brown, Wendy A., et al. “Metabolic Bariatric Surgery Generates Substantial, Sustained Weight Loss and Health Improvement in a Real-World Setting.” ANZ Journal of Surgery, vol. 95, no. 1-2, 2025, pp.

What happens in each surgery, who are they for?

  • This procedure involves removing a large portion of the stomach, resulting in a smaller stomach size. This restriction helps to reduce food intake and leads to weight loss.

    This is for people that do not require urgent or dramatic loss - its the fastest to recover from and most common

  • Alters the digestive system by creating a small pouch from the stomach and connecting it directly to the small intestine, bypassing a large part of the stomach and the duodenum. This limits food intake and reduces calorie absorption.

    This is for people that need a urgent and dramatic loss of weight

  • For persons obese, but no comorbidity (ie, diabetes) and have the capacity to dramatically change their lifestyle