Discover Weight Loss Surgery at MWLS

Explore your options with Melbourne’s trusted multidisciplinary weight-loss clinic.

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About MWLS

At Melbourne Weight Loss Solutions, we believe lasting results come from more than just surgery. That’s why we bring together surgeons, physicians, dietitians, and psychologists in one place — giving you the tools, knowledge, and support to succeed long-term.

There are different types of weight loss surgery.

The best option for you depends on your health, weight loss goals, and medical history.

In your initial consultation, our surgeons can help guide you through your options and recommend the best choice for your situation.

Weight Loss Surgery Types

  • A portion of the outer part of the stomach is surgically removed, leaving behind a banana-shaped pouch.

Diagram of a stomach showing the oesophagus at the top, a sleeve of stomach with part removed on the right, and labels pointing to the oesophagus, sleeve, and part of stomach removed.

  • The top part of the stomach is reformed into a small pouch and joined to the middle part of the intestine, ‘bypassing’ the first part of the intestine. This type is called a Roux-En-Y Gastric Bypass [RYGB].

Diagram of the human digestive system showing the oesophagus, a new pouch, and the pouch joined to the small intestine.

  • Converting an existing weight loss surgery to a new one. Most often converting a gastric band to a gastric bypass.

Diagram showing the connection between a gastric band and a gastric bypass in a stomach. The gastric band encircles the upper part of the stomach, and the gastric bypass reroutes part of the stomach to bypass the main stomach area.

  • The top part of the stomach is reformed into a small tube and joined to the middle part of the intestine, ‘bypassing’ a greater portion of the intestine than a Roux-En-Y. This type is called a One-Anastamosis Gastric Bypass, but sometimes referred to as a Mini-Byoass.

Diagram of a stomach with labels indicating the oesophagus, a new pouch, and the pouch joined to the small intestine.

What To Expect

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Specialist consultation & personalised plan

Your journey begins with a one-on-one consultation with one of our experienced bariatric specialists. We’ll take the time to understand your health history, lifestyle, and goals, and then develop a tailored treatment plan that’s right for you.

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Surgery with leading Melbourne bariatric surgeons

When you’re ready, your procedure will be performed by some of Melbourne’s most trusted bariatric surgeons. Our team uses the latest surgical techniques to ensure the highest standards of safety, comfort, and effectiveness.

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Recovery guided by your care team

When you’re ready, your procedure will be performed by some of Melbourne’s most trusted bariatric surgeons. Our team uses the latest surgical techniques to ensure the highest standards of safety, comfort, and effectiveness.

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Ongoing support for long-term success

When you’re ready, your procedure will be performed by some of Melbourne’s most trusted bariatric surgeons. Our team uses the latest surgical techniques to ensure the highest standards of safety, comfort, and effectiveness.

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We understand that surgery is only part of the journey. That’s why we also offer:

Support Beyond Surgery

  • Free online information sessions with live Q&A.

  • Support groups, workshops, and retreats designed to build community and confidence.

  • Webinars and online courses covering diet, mindset, exercise, and post-surgery lifestyle guidance.

Why Surgery Helps

Obesity is not simply about willpower. Weight-loss surgery helps to reset biological barriers, including hunger hormones, making it possible to adopt and maintain new lifestyle habits that drive long-term results.

Take the Next Step

Discover which weight-loss surgery option is right for you.

Get in touch, so we can explore your ideal weight loss options, together.

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Call: (03) 9416 4418

Email: reception@mgos.com.au

Address: Suite 301, Level 3, 100 Victoria Parade, East Melbourne 3002 VIC

Open: Mon-Fri 8:30am-5:00pm