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Intragastric Balloons

An Orbera® or Spatz® gastric balloon is placed into the stomach to assist you with weight loss.

Is diet and exercise not giving you the results you want? When it comes to weight loss we understand that not one size fits all.

An intragastric balloon limits what you can eat, allowing you to develop sustainable healthy eating habits. Our team of specialists take a holistic approach with medical management, dietetic and psychology input. This is the secret to long-term weight loss.

Browse our intragastric balloon packages to see which plan works best for you.

Non-surgical
Reduces appetite
Weight loss between 10-30kg
Package includes support from Bariatric Nurses, Dietitians, Psychologists and Weight Loss Physicians

What is an Intragastric Balloon?

A silicone (latex free) balloon is endoscopically placed into the stomach for either 6 or 12 months. The balloon takes up approximately one third of the stomach which reduces stomach volume, delays gastric emptying and stimulates stretch receptors in the stomach which signal satiety. Combined with a healthy diet and exercise, this programme facilitates significant weight loss.

Which intragastric balloon is best for me?

Spatz3® Balloon

The Spatz3® is an adjustable balloon that stays in the stomach for 12 months. Average weight loss is between 17-25kg, depending on start weight and compliance. Patients who experience weight plateaus or poor tolerance can have their balloon volumes adjusted. The team at Weightless have designed a Spatz3® package of care which includes balloon insertion and removal in addition to 14 months of support from weight loss physicians, dietitians and psychologists.

Orbera® Balloon

The Orbera® balloon is a non-adjustable 6 month balloon system. Average weight loss is between 10-15kg depending on start weight and compliance with lifestyle advice. The team at Weightless have designed an Orbera® Package of care which includes balloon insertion and removal in addition to 9 months of support from weight loss physicians, dietitians and psychologists.