At Spire Norwich Hospital, we offer a range of weight loss treatments to help put you back in control of your body, your health and your life.
We offer various weight loss treatments in the Norwich area. These can include operations to reduce the size of your stomach or balloons that inflate in your stomach to make you feel full after a small meal.
Losing weight can help us become more confident about the way we look. But weight loss is more than just how we look, and also about how we feel. Maintaining a healthy weight can help improve our general health.
Being overweight or obese can have a serious impact on both your physical and mental wellbeing, and put you at increased risk for serious health conditions such as type 2 diabetes and heart disease.
We offer various weight loss treatments. These include operations to:
You’ll receive a full assessment beforehand and our world-class consultants will help you decide which treatment is best for you. Our physiotherapists can give you an exercise plan and our dietitians and nutritionists will encourage you to follow a healthy diet, as well as help you to develop practical skills for long-term weight management.
This new minimally-invasive weight loss procedure offers obesity patients significant weight loss by physically reducing the volume of the stomach.
The procedure uses an endoscope, a thin tube which is passed orally into your stomach. Multiple stitches are placed into the stomach to reduce its capacity, limiting your meal volume and resulting in feeling fuller for longer.
Unlike surgery, this procedure requires no cuts or wounds, allowing a quicker return to your everyday activities.
COVID-19 testing or antibody tests are not available as a standalone service at Spire Norwich Hospital.
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