The average SADI-S Surgery Turkey Cost 2026 represents a significant value for patients with Super Obesity or uncontrolled diabetes who require the most advanced metabolic intervention available. Single Anastomosis Duodeno-Ileal Bypass with Sleeve (SADI-S) is rapidly becoming the gold standard for high-BMI patients, offering superior weight loss outcomes compared to traditional methods while reducing operating time and long-term complications.
SADI-S vs. Bypass: Understanding the Single Loop
SADI-S is a hybrid procedure that combines the restrictive power of a Sleeve Gastrectomy with the malabsorptive power of a Bypass. First, the surgeon performs a sleeve gastrectomy, removing approximately 80% of the stomach. Second, the surgeon bypasses a large portion of the small intestine, connecting the stomach to a loop of intestine further down (the ileum).
Crucially, unlike the traditional RNY Gastric Bypass, SADI-S preserves the Pyloric Valve—the muscle that controls food exit from the stomach. This preservation significantly reduces the risk of “Dumping Syndrome” (nausea/dizziness after eating sugar), stabilizes blood sugar levels more effectively, and allows for a more varied diet while still delivering powerful metabolic changes.
Clinic Care Center: Expert Warning (Vitamin Commitment)
SADI-S is a powerful procedure with a trade-off. Because it bypasses a significant portion of the intestine to block calorie absorption, it also blocks vitamin absorption. Patients must commit to taking high-dose bariatric multivitamins, calcium, and iron every single day for the rest of their lives. Failure to do so can lead to severe malnutrition. If you are not disciplined with medication, a standard Sleeve Gastrectomy may be a safer choice for you.
SADI-S Cost 2026 vs. Other Bariatric Surgeries
| Procedure | Turkey Price (All-Inclusive) | Expected Weight Loss (1 Yr) | Diabetes Resolution |
|---|---|---|---|
| SADI-S (Single Loop DS) | $4,500 – $6,000 | 80% – 90% | High (>85%) |
| RNY Gastric Bypass | $3,500 – $4,800 | 70% – 80% | Moderate/High |
| Gastric Sleeve (VSG) | $2,800 – $3,500 | 60% – 70% | Moderate |
| Revision to SADI-S | $5,000 – $7,000 | Varies | High |
What is Included in the Bariatric Package?
Our comprehensive SADI-S packages are designed to ensure your safety before, during, and after this major procedure. Inclusions typically cover:
- Full Pre-operative Screening (Cardiology, Chest X-Ray, Blood Work, Endoscopy).
- 3-4 Nights Hospitalization with specialized bariatric nursing care.
- Surgeon and Anesthesiologist fees.
- 12 Months of remote Dietitian support.
- VIP Transfers and Hotel Accommodation for your companion.
However, you must consider the financial commitment beyond the surgery. While the surgery package covers the operation and hotel, you must budget for Lifelong Vitamins (approx. $50-100/month) and annual blood tests to monitor your protein and iron levels.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is SADI-S reversible?
Technically, yes, the bypass portion can be reversed, but the sleeve gastrectomy portion (stomach removal) is permanent. Reversal is a complex major surgery and is only performed in extreme medical emergencies, such as severe malnutrition that does not respond to treatment.
Will I have frequent diarrhea?
Looser stools are common in the first few months as your body adapts to the malabsorption. However, compared to the older Duodenal Switch (DS) surgery, SADI-S patients typically experience fewer bowel movements (average 2-3 per day) and less gas, provided they avoid very high-fat meals.
Can I drink alcohol after SADI-S?
You must be extremely cautious. Because the pyloric valve is preserved but the intestine is shortened, alcohol is absorbed into the bloodstream incredibly fast. You will get intoxicated much quicker, and the risk of alcohol dependence is higher. We recommend abstaining for the first year.
Do I need to remove my gallbladder?
Rapid weight loss often causes gallstones. During your SADI-S surgery, the surgeon will check your gallbladder. If stones are present, we often remove the gallbladder simultaneously to prevent future attacks. If it is healthy, we may leave it but prescribe medication (Ursodiol) to protect it.
What is the difference between SADI-S and Mini Bypass?
Both are “single anastomosis” procedures, but SADI-S involves a Sleeve Gastrectomy (cutting the stomach vertically) and preserving the pylorus. Mini Gastric Bypass (OAGB) involves creating a pouch and does not preserve the pylorus. SADI-S generally has less risk of bile reflux than Mini Bypass.
How long is the hospital stay?
SADI-S is a complex procedure. We require patients to stay in the hospital for 3 to 4 nights. This allows us to strictly monitor for leaks and ensure you can tolerate liquid intake before discharging you to your hotel.
A Powerful Solution for a New Life
For patients with high BMI or resistant diabetes, SADI-S offers a second chance at health that diet alone cannot achieve. Contact Clinic Care Center’s bariatric team today for a medical eligibility check and a 2026 cost breakdown.
