1 · A pouch about the size of an egg
Your surgeon makes a small pouch at the top of your stomach. It fills with a small meal, so you're satisfied with much less.

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Smaller meals start to feel like enough, so you're not fighting hunger all day.

A member of our team calls you back, usually within one working day, to answer your questions. If you'd like, we then arrange your free assessment, online or in person. No obligation.
We'll call you back, usually within one working day. There's nothing else you need to do.
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“Meeting Dr Loy to discuss the best surgery for me, I felt it was the first time in my life I was genuinely being listened to and not just blamed or judged for being overweight.”
“I was extremely anxious on the day of my surgery, but their calm, reassuring presence eased my nerves immediately.”
“The nurses and doctors provided me with top care and made me feel human, not just like another patient through the swinging door.”
You've tried diets, apps, slimming clubs, maybe weight loss medication. If the weight keeps coming back, it isn't because you didn't try hard enough.
“The weight always comes back.”
Most people lose about 70 to 80% of their extra weight. If you're 5 stone over, that's about 3½ to 4 stone.
“My knees and back ache.”
With less weight to carry, back and joint pain often ease, so stairs and walks get easier.
“I have type 2 diabetes or high blood pressure.”
Both often ease as the weight comes off.
“I hide at the back of photos.”
Imagine stepping into the family photo instead of taking it.
Your surgeon makes a small pouch at the top of your stomach. It fills with a small meal, so you're satisfied with much less.
The pouch is joined further down your gut, so food takes a shorter route and a small meal is enough.
It's keyhole surgery through small cuts, 1 to 2 hours under general anaesthetic. You usually spend one night in hospital and recover in about two weeks.

Sugary food can make you feel faint or sick soon after eating. It's called dumping syndrome. Your dietitian shows you which foods to avoid.
Yes. You take vitamins and minerals every day and have regular blood tests. We guide you on both.

Dr John Loy, who leads our bariatric unit, has done almost 3,000 weight loss operations. He answers every question before you decide anything.
Not here. You'll be listened to, not lectured.
That's what your free assessment is for.

The operation takes a day. Your support carries on long after it.
A dietitian programme, so you know what to eat at every stage.
The Auralia app, with exercise, lifestyle and cooking classes, a food diary and messages to your dietitian.
Follow-up appointments, planned for you.
A 24/7 number for the surgical team, if anything worries you.
“The team hand hold you throughout, follow up calls, check ins, and as Dr Loy said on the day of leaving after the Op, our care continues for months following the Op, which was comforting when you are at home afterwards.”
Your hospital is in Dublin, with clinics in Kilkenny and Limerick. If anything needs checking after your operation, your own team sees you here, and there's no flight home to worry about.


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Your assessment and pre-op tests, your operation and night in hospital, surgical cover afterwards, your dietitian, the app and your follow-ups are all included.
From €337 a month
Over up to 36 months. No hidden fees.
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