Self Funded Bariatrics Surgery
We offer a wide range of weight loss services from our renowned team of skilled bariatric surgeons, dedicated to giving patients better health outcomes.
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Bariatric surgery explained
Also known as weight loss surgery, bariatric surgery helps patients with obesity to lose weight, make lasting change, and reduce the associated health risks.
Many people find weight loss difficult to achieve, despite diet and exercise. We offer a range of surgical procedures that can help with your weight loss journey, alongside the highest levels of care and lifestyle support as you return to health.
Why self-fund your treatment
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Skip the queue
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Choose your specialist
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Private hospital care
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Tailored Care
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Fast track recovery
Gastric Sleeve
What is a Gastric Sleeve?
It is currently the most popular weight loss operation worldwide and involves removing approximately 80% of the stomach to limit the intake of food.
Is a Gastric Sleeve right for me?
It is a suitable treatment for those who struggle to control their weight despite diet and exercise along with a few other key criteria (age, medical conditions, etc.) We do suggest you speak with your doctor and book a consultation with one of our surgeons below to find the best option for you.
How much weight can I expect to lose?
Everybody is different. However, on average, for those that follow the post operative guidelines they can expect to lose 60-70% of excess body weight within 12 months.
What is the expected recovery time?
Recovery is noticeable in most patients within 2-3 days and by 2 weeks typically patients feel they have recovered enough to return to work.
Learn more - book a consultation.
The best way to find out if a Gastric Sleeve is right for you is by booking a consultation with one of our experienced bariatric surgeons. Begin by requesting a free quote below.
Gastric Bypass
What is a Gastric Bypass?
It is the weight loss procedure with the longest track record in treating obesity worldwide. In short, the stomach size is decreased, hormones are influenced along with the way your body absorbs food.
Is a Gastric Bypass right for me?
Typically to be considered for a Gastric Bypass, you will have a BMI of at least 40, or in instances where major health concerns are present, a BMI of 35. We do suggest you speak with your doctor and book a consultation with one of our surgeons below to find the best option for you.
How much weight can I expect to lose?
Everybody is different. However, on average, for those that follow the post operative guidelines they can expect to lose 60-80% of excess body weight within 12 months.
What is the expected recovery time?
Recovery is noticeable in most patients within 2-3 days and by 2 weeks typically patients feel they have recovered enough to return to work.
Learn more - book a consultation.
The best way to find out if a Gastric Bypass is right for you is by booking a consultation with one of our experienced bariatric surgeons. Begin by requesting a free quote below.
Self-funded bariatric services
Fee estimates overview
We have designed a self-funded model to help all patients access the bariatric care they need, either by self-payment or by approved early access to superannuation. You can even choose your doctor and get an instant quote before booking. Find out more about our range of weight loss treatment options available including self-funded gastric sleeve and self-funded gastric bypass surgery and improve your quality of life.
Fee Estimate Inclusions
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Overnight stay in private hospital care
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Theatre fees
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Prosthesis and consumables
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Surgeon fees
Additional costs
Request a fee estimate from our team today to understand more about your out-of-pocket costs.
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Bariatric Surgery
Frequently Asked Questions
Self-funded surgery lets you take control of your healthcare by paying directly for private hospital treatment, even if you don’t have health insurance. Skip the long wait times, set your own schedule, and get back to your normal routine faster
No, private health insurance is not required. Self-funded surgery is a direct payment option that allows you to choose private care even if you don’t have insurance.
You can self-pay using personal savings, an approved payment plan, or, for certain procedures, apply for early Super release to help manage the costs. We’re here to help you find the best option for you.