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Obesity & Weight Loss Management

The Obesity & Weight Loss Management Department, led by Dr. Sachin Ambekar, Director of Minimal Access Surgery, Bariatric Surgeon, and Medical Director at MASSH Hospital, provides comprehensive obesity care through advanced surgical and non-surgical interventions.

6-Month S.M.A.R.T Weight Loss Protocol
A structured, multidisciplinary program ensuring Safe, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Time-bound progress — from evaluation to long-term lifestyle support.

Technology & Advanced Techniques

3D Laparoscopy

High-definition 3D imaging technology used for complex bariatric and metabolic surgeries.

  • Less Invasive with minimal scarring
  • Faster Recovery
  • Increased Surgical Precision
  • Lower Risk of Complications

Endoscopic Balloon Systems

A non-surgical weight loss solution where a soft balloon is placed in the stomach for up to 6 months to reduce appetite.

  • No incisions
  • Short recovery time (2–3 days)
  • Ideal for patients not eligible for surgery
  • Integrated nutritional & lifestyle coaching

Why Choose Dr. Sachin Ambekar

  • Multidisciplinary Team Approach
  • Evidence-Based 6-Month Structured Plan
  • Patient-Centric & Compassionate Care
  • Advanced Infrastructure at MASSH Hospital

Weight Loss Options

Bariatric Surgery

Includes Sleeve Gastrectomy and Gastric Bypass for sustainable long-term weight loss.

Intragastric Ballooning

A temporary, reversible non-surgical option for patients with BMI ≥30.

Why You Should Not Ignore Obesity Treatment

  • Increased risk of Diabetes, Heart Disease & Hypertension
  • Reduced life expectancy
  • Mental health challenges
  • Joint pain and restricted mobility
  • Higher long-term healthcare costs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is bariatric surgery?
A surgical procedure that alters the digestive system to promote weight loss and improve metabolic health.
What is intragastric ballooning?
A non-surgical procedure where a saline-filled balloon is placed in the stomach for up to 6 months.
Who qualifies for treatment?
BMI ≥30 (ballooning) or ≥35 with comorbidities (surgery) after medical evaluation.
How much weight can I lose?
Ballooning: 10–15% of body weight in 6 months.
Surgery: 50–70% of excess weight over 1–2 years.
Is insurance coverage available?
Most insurers cover bariatric surgery if medically indicated. Ballooning is usually self-pay.

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