
Expert revision of failed gastric sleeve, bypass, or other procedures at Obesity Control Center — leaders with over 26,000 successful surgeries and one of the lowest complication rates worldwide.
Primary bariatric surgery is life-changing — but not always permanent. Up to 15–35%+ of patients experience inadequate weight loss or significant weight regain long-term.
Anatomical enlargement reducing restriction and satiety over time.
Affects 15–35%+ of bariatric patients long-term per published literature.
Less than 50% EWL after primary surgery or plateau within first 18 months.
Common after sleeve gastrectomy — revision to bypass or MagDI™ can resolve symptoms.
Persistent type 2 diabetes, hypertension, or sleep apnea despite weight loss.
Patients seeking a durable surgical solution beyond lifelong injections.
Sources: Surgery for Obesity and Related Diseases (SOARD); ASMBS revisional surgery guidelines; meta-analyses on long-term weight regain post sleeve and bypass.
OCC's published outcomes are among the strongest in revisional bariatric surgery globally.
Major complications in revisional bariatric surgery.
Sources: OCC published series; SOARD meta-analyses on revisional bariatric outcomes.
Average %EWL at 12–24 months post-revision.
Sources: Gagner et al. on magnetic gastric revisions; OCC outcomes data.
All-inclusive packages cover surgeon, JCI hospital, anesthesia, hotel recovery, transportation, and follow-up.
| Procedure | US Average | OCC All-Inclusive |
|---|---|---|
| Revision Gastric Sleeve | $20,000 – $35,000 | $6,000 – $7,500 |
| Sleeve → Bypass Conversion | $28,000 – $45,000 | $7,500 – $9,500 |
| Magnetic Sleeve Plus™ / MagDI™ | $35,000 – $50,000+ | From $8,500 |
| Pouch / Stoma Reduction | $18,000 – $30,000 | $5,500 – $7,000 |
Compared to US revision pricing, without compromising safety.
Most patients reduce or eliminate GLP-1s, insulin, BP and reflux meds.
Border or airport pickup, hotel recovery, and transportation built in.
Sources: ASMBS pricing surveys; OCC published packages; US insurer self-pay schedules.
OCC has pioneered modern bariatric techniques for over two decades — and revisional surgery is a core specialty.
Led by Dr. Ariel Ortiz — Master Surgeon in Metabolic & Bariatric Surgery, with thousands of successful revisions and multiple pioneering techniques.
Magnetic Sleeve Plus™ and MagDI™ (GT Metabolic, FDA-authorized), pouch reduction, sleeve tightening, sleeve-to-bypass and SADI-S.
On-site ICU, robotic capabilities, and one of the lowest published complication rates in revisional bariatrics worldwide.
Personalized nutrition coaching via MyProgressMD, exercise guidance, and lifelong patient community.

An end-to-end concierge experience designed for international patients.
Submit records & imaging. OCC bariatric team reviews your prior surgery and goals.
Choose the right procedure: pouch reduction, conversion, or magnetic revision.
Concierge pickup from San Diego airport or border. JCI hospital, 1–2 night stay.
Most patients fly home within 4–5 days with full discharge instructions.
5 years of follow-up, nutritionist access, and the global #OCCFamily community.
Generalized patient experiences shared with permission. Results vary.
"After my sleeve stretched and I regained 60 lbs, OCC revised me to MagDI™. Two years later I'm down 95 lbs and finally off all medications."
"My original bypass failed at year seven. The team rebuilt my pouch — I'm back to my surgical low and my reflux is gone."
"I tried GLP-1s for two years. Tired of needles, I chose OCC's revision. Best decision of my life — Dr. Ortiz and his team are exceptional."
"Cost in the US was $42,000. OCC gave me a better procedure, JCI hospital, concierge — all-inclusive for under $9,000."
Quick answers to what matters most before your revision.
Key references: Obesity Control Center published outcomes (obesitycontrolcenter.com); Gagner M. et al. on magnetic gastric revisions; GT Metabolic Solutions FDA-authorized MagDI™ data; ASMBS / IFSO guidelines on revisional bariatric surgery.
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