Revisional Bariatric Surgery in Riyadh
Revisional bariatric surgery addresses cases that have not achieved the intended result after a previous operation, or that have developed complications. It is more complex than a first operation and needs particular experience.
- DepartmentBariatric & GI Surgery
- Session lengthabout 150 minutes
- LocationRiyadh, Al Hamra District — Khalid bin Al Waleed St.
- HoursSat – Thu · 2:00 PM – 10:00 PM
What is Revisional Bariatric Surgery?
It may involve converting a previous procedure to another, or repairing a complication such as dilatation, reflux or stricture. It is preceded by careful endoscopic and radiological assessment to understand the current anatomy and why the result fell short.
Who is it suitable for?
- Significant weight regain after a previous operation
- Insufficient weight loss after a first procedure
- Severe reflux following a sleeve
- An anatomical complication needing repair
How the session works, step by step
- Reviewing the previous operation records
- Endoscopy and imaging to assess current anatomy
- Identifying the cause of failure and planning the repair
- Laparoscopic surgery
- Intensive follow-up and nutritional assessment
How to prepare
- Provide records and images from the previous operation
- Careful nutritional and psychological assessment
- Correct vitamin deficiencies before surgery
- A realistic discussion of the higher risks compared with a first operation
After the session — what to expect
- Closer monitoring given the nature of the surgery
- A tailored dietary progression
- Strict adherence to supplements
- Psychological and behavioural support where needed
Cost and instalments
The cost of revisional bariatric surgery varies with your case, the number of sessions and the plan your doctor sets, so an exact price cannot be given before a consultation. We explain the full cost after examination and before starting, and instalments are available through Tamara, Tabby and Emkan.
Doctors who perform Revisional Bariatric Surgery
Revisional Bariatric Surgery: frequently asked questions
Why did my first operation fail?
Causes vary: anatomical, behavioural, or lack of follow-up. Assessment before revision identifies the actual reason.
Are the risks higher with revision?
Usually yes, because of adhesions and altered anatomy, which is why experience and careful assessment matter.
Can a sleeve be converted to a bypass?
This is a common option for reflux or weight regain, decided by the surgeon after endoscopy.
Will I get a good result this time?
Results generally improve when the real cause is addressed and follow-up is maintained, though no absolute promises can be made.
Book revisional bariatric surgery
A specialist medical team in Al Hamra, Riyadh. Sat – Thu · 2:00 PM – 10:00 PM, closed Friday.