Laparoscopic mini gastric bypass (one-anastomosis gastric bypass) in Bhakkar

What it is

Mini gastric bypass is a form of gastric bypass that uses one join between the stomach and intestine instead of two. It shapes the stomach into a small tube and skips a section of the small intestine, so the body takes in fewer calories.

How the procedure works

The surgery is done by keyhole through a few small cuts in the abdomen. The surgeon uses a camera and fine instruments to form the stomach pouch and make the single intestinal connection.

Benefits

Only one surgical join, so shorter time under anaesthesia
Marked weight loss across the first year
Often improves type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure

Who it is for

Mini gastric bypass suits adults with a high body mass index who have not reached a healthy weight through diet and exercise. It is often considered for people who also have type 2 diabetes or other weight-related health problems.

Recovery

Most patients need only a short hospital stay and return to light activity within a couple of weeks. Diet moves in stages from liquids to soft food to solids, and daily vitamins continue for life.

The experience with Dr. Shehryar Niazi in Bhakkar

Care begins with a consultation at Brigadier Shafiq Trust Hospital, where Dr. Shehryar Niazi reviews your history, explains the options and answers your questions. Surgery and follow-up are handled by the same team, so you deal with familiar faces at every step.

For more information or to book an appointment, contact the clinic on +92 318 7801855.

Frequently asked questions

How is a mini gastric bypass different from a standard gastric bypass?

A standard gastric bypass uses two connections between the stomach and intestine, while the mini version uses only one. This makes the mini operation a little shorter and simpler, though both help you lose weight in a similar way.

Will I need to take vitamins after the surgery?

Yes, because the operation bypasses part of the intestine, your body absorbs fewer nutrients. You will take daily vitamin and mineral supplements for life and attend regular follow-up checks.

How soon can I go back to normal activity?

Most people return to light daily activity within about two weeks and to fuller activity over the following weeks. Your surgeon will guide you on when to restart work, exercise, and heavier tasks.