Sleeve gastrectomy (gastric sleeve) is a procedure for weight loss that involves stapling off and completely removing a portion of the stomach.

To remove a gastric band, laparoscopic (or very occasionally open surgery)
surgery is needed.

Gastric Bypass Surgery makes the stomach smaller and reroutes the intestines, to restrict the amount of food and to reduce hunger.

Abdominoplasty helps patients who are troubled by marked loose skin
in the lower abdomen.

Thyroid surgery is the partial or complete removal of the thyroid.

Parathyroid surgery is used to treat primary hyperparathyroidism (overactive parathyroid gland).

Adrenal gland surgery is the removal of abnormal tissue in the glands above the kidneys.

Adrenalectomy stands for the removal of a tumour on the glands that sit at the top of the kidneys.

Gallbladder surgery is a treatment option when gallstones are inflaming the gallbladder or causing pain.

Gallbladder removal is performed when gallstones cause severe pain and inflammation.

Hernia surgery involves placing the intestine back inside the abdomen wall and reinforcing the abdomen wall or groin area (inguinal).

Reflux surgery is needed when the upper part of the stomach protrudes (herniates) into the upper inside of the chest (thorax).