Weight Loss Latvia Patient Journey
Gillian (Ireland)
It’s been two years since I completely changed my life (in 2021) with the help and support of Weight Loss Latvia.
A huge thank you to Dr. Olegs Kozlovskis, Ilva Urbanoviča, and the entire team — I’ll be forever grateful for the care, encouragement, and professionalism you provided throughout my journey.
I’m now down nearly 7½ stone, and I feel like a new woman — confident, healthy, and full of energy. The surgery not only transformed my body but also my outlook on life.
Thank you again to everyone who made this possible. 💚
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Start Your Journey Toward a Healthier Life
Take the first step toward safe and long-term weight loss. Fill out the consultation form — our patient coordinator will contact you shortly with details about your surgery options and next steps.
What Is Bariatric Surgery?
Bariatric surgery is a minimally invasive operation performed to help people with severe obesity lose weight safely. It works by reducing the stomach size or rerouting digestion to limit food intake and absorption.
Who Is Eligible for Bariatric Surgery?
People with a BMI over 30 and obesity-related conditions like diabetes, hypertension, or sleep apnea may qualify. Each patient’s suitability is assessed individually by our medical team.
Is Weight Loss Surgery in Latvia Safe?
Yes — Latvia follows strict EU and WHO healthcare standards. All procedures are performed by certified surgeons at Sigulda Hospital, ensuring safety and high-quality care.
How Much Weight Can I Expect to Lose?
Most patients lose between 50–80% of excess weight in the first 12–18 months, depending on procedure type and lifestyle.
Frequently Asked
Common Questions About Surgery
We understand that choosing bariatric surgery is a big decision. Here you’ll find answers to the most common questions about eligibility, procedures, recovery, and life after surgery.