Weight loss surgery cost depends on the procedure, the hospital and how your care is funded. Mr Spyros Panagiotopoulos works with leading private medical insurers and also welcomes self-pay patients, with transparent information on fees before you decide.
Insurance Providers
We are recognised by and work with a wide range of leading private medical insurance providers, including:
- Allianz Partners
- Aviva
- AXA Health
- Healix Health Services
- Vitality Health
- WPA (Western Provident Association)
- Bupa
We recommend checking your level of cover and obtaining any necessary pre-authorisation from your insurer before your appointment or procedure.
Self-Pay Patients
We also welcome patients who wish to fund their own treatment without private medical insurance. Self-pay consultations, investigations, and surgical procedures are available with transparent pricing and no requirement for insurance approval.
If you are considering self-funding your care, our team will be happy to provide information about consultation fees, procedure costs, and any associated hospital charges. A personalised quotation can be provided once your treatment plan has been discussed and agreed.
For further information about insurance coverage or self-pay options, please contact our team, who will be pleased to assist you.
What the cost of weight loss surgery includes
The cost of weight loss surgery, such as a gastric sleeve or a gastric bypass, includes the following:
- Initial surgical consultation
- Preoperative tests (blood tests, sleep study, endoscopy)
- Dietetic initial consultation fee, with follow-up fees tailored individually
- Procedure cost:
- Hospital fees (depending on the chosen procedure)
- Anaesthetic fee (depending on the chosen procedure)
- Surgical fee (depending on the chosen procedure)
The follow-up (at least for 2 years) is part of the surgical fee and will be formalised after the procedure is complete.
A personalised quotation is provided once your treatment plan has been discussed and agreed.
