The intragastric balloon system is a medical weight loss solution designed to be minimally invasive and is suitable for people dealing with obesity. The device itself is like a balloon that is placed in your stomach without any surgery involved.

Biliopancreatic Diversion with or without with duodenal switch is carried out, creating a double intestinal conduit to delay the encounter between ingested food and digestive juices. This prolonged separation results in reduced digestion and, consequently, lower absorption of nutrients, such as fats.

The Gastric Bypass procedure combines both restrictive and hormonal approaches, acting on the digestive tract. It involves creating a "small gastric pouch" to which an intestinal loop is anastomosed, allowing the food bolus to bypass the stomach, duodenum, and the initial part of the small intestine.