Obesity Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 17

Jaypee Hospital in Noida is a large tertiary care centre with 525 beds and 18 modular operating theaters. It offers advanced Da Vinci robotic surgery for minimally invasive procedures, supported by high-end imaging like 3.0 Tesla MRI and 256-slice CT. The hospital also features 150 critical care beds, providing strong support for complex surgical care. This setup means patients can access a well-equipped facility for obesity treatment, although exact treatment prices and options aren’t listed.

Max Smart Super Speciality Hospital in Delhi is a 250-bed tertiary centre with 12 modular operation theatres and advanced imaging like 256-slice CT Angio and 3.0 Tesla MRI. It offers multidisciplinary care with over 300 specialists and strong nursing support. While it serves as a regional hub for complex procedures, it does not publish specific obesity treatment options or pricing, so Australians should expect a broad range of expert care but will need to enquire directly about obesity services.

Fortis Hospital Anandapur Kolkata is an NABH-accredited 400-bed tertiary care centre offering round-the-clock emergency and trauma services with a critical care ambulance on site. It supports obesity care with preventive health checks, diet counselling, stress management, and physiotherapy. The hospital’s facilities include a blood bank, catheterisation lab, cardiac operation theatre, and endoscopy unit, backed by 24x7 pharmacy and laboratory services for comprehensive patient support. Treatment options and pricing details for obesity are currently not specified.

Apollo Hospital in Navi Mumbai is a JCI and NABH accredited multi-specialty tertiary care centre. It offers integrated super specialty services all under one roof, supporting thorough evaluation and personalised care for obesity. Though no specific obesity treatments or diagnostics are listed, the hospital is recognised for clinical excellence and advanced personalised health check programs, making it a reliable choice for Australians seeking care in India.

Fortis Hospital in Mumbai holds five-time JCI accreditation, guaranteeing high standards of care. It's equipped with central Mumbai's first advanced surgical robot, which boosts surgical precision for complex cases. The hospital is Maharashtra’s largest multiorgan transplant centre, backed by over 20 years of multispecialty experience. Recognised with awards like Asian Hospital Management and BMJ India Medical Team of the Year, it offers comprehensive clinical programs supported by a skilled team. While pricing is not listed, the clinic treats obesity within a broad clinical framework.

Aakash Hospital in Dwarka, Delhi, offers a 230-bed facility with specialised centres in minimal access surgery and orthopedics, supporting a range of care needs. Though no specific prices or treatments for obesity are listed, the hospital runs a 24x7 trauma and emergency centre, a state-of-the-art neonatal and paediatric ICU, and has an on-site blood bank. This well-equipped tertiary care facility provides solid support for patients needing comprehensive medical services beyond just obesity treatment.

Healwide Clinic in Istanbul specialises in adult weight loss, offering three main treatments for obesity. Non-surgical gastric balloon placement typically costs around A$3,800–5,400 and provides a temporary stomach volume reduction. Surgical options include laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy, usually priced near A$4,800–6,300, and Roux-en-Y gastric bypass, which may cost around A$5,600–7,200. The clinic attracts many Australian patients and provides tailored options to fit different needs.

Odin Clinic in İzmir is JCI-accredited and a Bariatric Surgery Center of Excellence treating over 3,600 obesity patients yearly with a 99.9% success rate. Weight-loss options include the gastric balloon, a non-surgical procedure costing around A$2,800–3,400, which reduces stomach capacity to aid shedding kilos. Additional support comes from sports medicine and rehabilitation services, helping recovery and wellness. Dr Serdar Kacar, an internationally recognised surgeon, has performed over 200 gastric procedures and leads the clinic's obesity programme.

Hospital XP in Istanbul treats over 7,000 international patients yearly, including many Australians. It offers two main obesity treatments: gastric balloon from around A$4,000, which is a minimally invasive, temporary way to reduce appetite, and gastric bypass surgery from about A$6,800 for long-term weight loss with metabolic benefits. The ISO-certified centre has ISAPS-member surgeons and prides itself on patient comfort and continuous support from consultation to recovery. The clinic has completed over 1 million consultations with a 96% success rate.