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AspireAssist Surgery in Greater Brisbane

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Aspire Assist | Weight Loss | Non-Surgical Gastric Bypass | The BMI Clinic

Aspire Assist is a non-surgical and reversible weight loss procedure that allows food contents in your stomach to be aspirated, causing a gastric bypass.

Gastric Sleeve & Balloons | ESG | Bypass | The BMI Clinic

The BMI Clinic are experts in non-surgical (endoscopic) procedures and surgical (e.g. Gastric Sleeve). Call us on 1300 859 059 to discuss your needs.

The AspireAssist Device - 14 Ways It Will Affect You - Bariatric Surgery Source

The AspireAssist is a surgically implanted weight loss device that is used to empty about one-third of the contents of your stomach shortly after you eat.

AspireAssist: ‘Medical bulimia’ device arrives in Australia, but is it safe? | news.com.au — Australia’s leading news...

A DEVICE that drains food from your stomach 20 minutes after a meal has been labelled as “medical bulimia” by a health expert.

The Implant Files: When fat loss devices go wrong

Obese Australians have died or been seriously injured by devices used to assist weight loss.

The AspireAssist | Aspire Bariatrics | www.aspirebariatrics.com

Aspire Bariatrics created the AspireAssist, the #1 weight loss device in the country. To learn all about the AspireAssist, visit our website today!

Recently Approved Weight-loss Device: AspireAssist™ - Obesity Action Coalition

Endoscopic Bariatric Therapies (EBT) are emerging as new treatment options for patients who have not been able to lose weight with lifestyle therapy, and either don’t qualify for or don’t want bariatric surgery. These therapies come in the form of devices or procedures that are placed or performed endoscopically, which means that they are done through the mouth using an endoscope. In general, these procedures have significantly less risk than bariatric surgery and don’t require an overnight stay in a hospital. Two EBT’s (both intragastic balloons) were approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) last year. And, earlier this year, the FDA approved the new AspireAssist™ (Aspire Bariatrics, King of Prussia, PA) a brand new class of EBT.

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