Safe Bariatric Surgery in Latvia, EU

Revision Bariatric Surgery

Revision surgery helps patients who experienced unsatisfactory weight loss, weight regain, or complications after their first bariatric operation. It aims to restore effective results, improve health, and ensure long-term success.

Methods & Health Benefits of the Surgery

Key Functions

How Revision Surgery Works

Each revision procedure is tailored to your previous surgery type — gastric band, sleeve, or bypass — and your current health status.

Our surgeons evaluate your anatomy and medical results to choose the safest and most effective correction method.

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We’ll answer your questions, explain your options, and help you plan a safe, high-quality bariatric surgery. Your new life can start sooner than you think — and we’ll be with you every step of the way.

Safe Bariatric Surgery in Latvia, EU

About the Surgery

Revision Bariatric Surgery is a corrective operation performed after a previous weight loss surgery.

It helps manage weight regain, persistent obesity-related conditions, or complications such as reflux or pouch dilation. By tailoring the surgical approach, our specialists help patients regain control, improve digestion, and achieve healthy long-term weight management.

Patients typically experience renewed weight loss and improved wellbeing within the first 6–12 months after surgery.

Safety, Eligibility and Risks

Your safety is our priority. Revision Bariatric Surgery is performed by certified surgeons at Sigulda Hospital following EU and WHO standards.

  • Previous bariatric surgery (sleeve, bypass or band) with unsatisfactory results.
  • Significant weight regain or inadequate weight loss after the first operation.
  • Complications such as severe reflux, pouch dilation, intolerance or malnutrition.
  • Medically fit for revision after evaluation and imaging.
  • Committed to aftercare, supplements and long-term lifestyle change.
  • Leak or bleeding at staple/connection sites.
  • Infection or inflammation around the operative area.
  • Stricture or obstruction requiring endoscopic treatment.
  • Nutrient or vitamin deficiency if supplements are not followed.
  • Weight regain in the long term without lifestyle adherence.

What to Expect After Revision Surgery

You’ll stay in the hospital for 3–4 days for observation and recovery. Your anatomy and metabolism will be adjusted, so following the aftercare plan is crucial for safe healing and long-term results.

Key to Long-Term Success: