Weight Loss Surgery in Nairobi.
Safe. Effective. Life-Changing.
We offer advanced weight loss surgery solutions that help you achieve long-term results.
Types of Weight Loss Surgery We Offer
Reduces stomach size and reroutes digestion, leading to significant, long-term weight loss and improvement in conditions like diabetes.
A minimally invasive, incision-free procedure performed through the mouth to reduce stomach capacity. Faster recovery, less downtime.
Removes part of the stomach so you feel full with smaller portions. One of the most popular bariatric surgeries worldwide.
An advanced metabolic surgery combining a sleeve gastrectomy with intestinal bypass, highly effective for obesity and type 2 diabetes.
Experts in Weight Loss Surgery in Nairobi
Why Choose Rayhaan Healthcare for Weight loss Surgery?
Performed by internationally trained weight loss / bariatric surgeons
Modern operating theatres with minimally invasive options
Comprehensive care — from consultation to post-surgery support
Proven procedures with long-term success rates
Lose Up To 80% of Excess Body Weight
Benefits of Weight Loss Surgery
Long-term and sustainable weight loss
Better control of diabetes, hypertension, and sleep apnea
Increased energy and mobility
Improved confidence and quality of life
Your Journey at Rayhaan Healthcare
Initial Consultation
Meet our bariatric specialist in Nairobi
Comprehensive Health Assessment
labs, imaging, and tailored plans for you
Surgery
Safe, minimally invasive procedures in modern facilities
Recovery & Aftercare
Nutrition, counseling, and long-term support
FAQs – Weight Loss Surgery
Who qualifies for weight loss surgery in Nairobi?
Patients with a BMI above 35, or above 30 with obesity-related health issues, may qualify after medical evaluation.
Is weight loss surgery safe?
Yes — when performed by experienced surgeons in a hospital setting, bariatric surgery is safe and effective.
How much weight can I expect to lose?
On average, patients lose 60–70% of their excess body weight within 12–18 months.
How long will recovery take?
Most patients return to work within 2–4 weeks, depending on the procedure.