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Endoscopic bariatric surgeries are less invasive weight-loss therapies administered via the mouth using a flexible endoscope, so there are no exterior incisions. These operations are for those who have obesity and have not lost a lot of weight by changing their diet, exercising, or taking medication. They provide an effective option for people who are ineligible for, or prefer to avoid, standard bariatric surgery.

Endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty (ESG) is among the most common endoscopic weight-loss treatments. Sutures are put into the stomach to lower the size and capacity. This helps patients feel full sooner, eat less, and lose weight slowly and sustainably.” Other endoscopic procedures may involve placing an intragastric balloon, which temporarily takes up room in the stomach to increase satiety.
Endoscopic bariatric operations have a quicker recovery time, less risk related to the procedure, less pain, and no visible scars. Most patients can resume normal activities in a few days. These operations can also help address illnesses connected to obesity, such as type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, sleep apnea, and metabolic syndrome.

Long-term success is dependent on keeping healthy eating habits, frequent physical activity, and continued medical follow-up. Endoscopic bariatric procedures provide an important option for significant weight loss with less invasiveness than traditional surgery.