Our Best bariatric Services and Packages in Dubai
Bariatric surgery, which includes Gastric bypass and other weight-loss surgeries, works by permanently re-setting the appetite and satiety signals that you receive throughout the day (feeling fuller on smaller meals). This is carried out through making permanent or temporary changes to your digestive system to help you lose weight. Bariatric surgery is used as an alternative method to losing weight when the primary treatments like diet and exercise have not worked.
Because of the change in appetite it becomes very easy to lose a considerable amount of weight. Bariatric Surgery has gained popularity over the years as Obesity rates have hiked. The group of surgical procedures are extremely helpful for people who’s weight is starting to affect their overall health and quality of life.
Bariatric Surgery is a quick and safe procedure don under
Beside surgery, the center offers non-surgical weight loss solutions including Gastric BALLOON (6 Types) & POSE procedure for people who don not wish to undergo surgery or are not fit for surgery.
Dr. Girish Juneija, Head of Bariatric Surgery has successfully performed over 1000 Bariatric Surgeries and over 1000 Gastric Balloons throughout his career. His medical career spans over 30+ years of medical practice
Al Zahra Hospital Dubai offers all solutions for weight loss including surgical procedures to help people lose weight:
The Al Zahra Bariatric program has the following unique qualities:
Al Zahra Bariatric Unit – World Class, Safe Weight Loss Surgery right here on your doorstep.
Our team of highly qualified and experienced physicians drawn from across the world
For people who haven’t been able to lose weight through diet and exercise, gastric balloon is emerging as an effective and affordable non-surgical procedure, says
Al Zahra Hospital Dubai is the first hospital in the UAE to introduce The CMR Versius Robotic Surgical System The Versius Robotic Surgical System is
A baby at Al Zahra Hospital Dubai was delivered in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) through an emergency cesarian section at only 27 weeks, while the mother was in an induced coma and connected to breathing machines.
