Patients who often discuss ESG
- Adults with a BMI in the approximate range of 30-40.
- Patients who have not achieved sustained results with medically supervised lifestyle therapy.
- Patients who prefer a less invasive alternative to traditional bariatric surgery.
- Patients currently on a GLP-1 medication seeking a procedural option or considering eventual transition.
- Patients medically cleared for endoscopy and general anesthesia.
- Patients committed to long-term follow-up, nutrition, and activity changes.
When ESG may not be appropriate
- Severe gastric or esophageal disease that prevents safe endoscopy.
- Active eating disorder without prior treatment.
- Pregnancy or planned pregnancy in the near term.
- Significant uncontrolled medical conditions that make anesthesia higher risk.
- Unwillingness to participate in long-term follow-up.
What to discuss with the clinical team
- Height, weight, BMI, and goal weight range.
- Medical and surgical history, including any prior bariatric procedures.
- Current medications, including any GLP-1 therapy.
- Family and social context (travel, recovery support, follow-up access).
Request an educational evaluation
A patient coordinator will review your information and follow up with general educational guidance. This is not a diagnosis, prescription, or determination of candidacy.
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