Services – Weight Loss Surgery, Injections and General Surgery

Mr Li has a specialist interest and expertise in bariatric and weight loss surgery, and associated conditions of the oesophagus and stomach (OG), small intestine, gallbladder and hernia (Upper GI).

He continues with a busy practice and is Manchester and the North West’s most experienced weight loss and obesity surgeon. He now brings his experience and expertise to other non-surgical aspects of weight loss such as dietetic and lifestyle change, and medication therapy as provided by his expert team.

Weight Loss Surgery

Weight loss / Bariatric / Obesity / Metabolic Surgery

Your Comprehensive Guide to Weight Loss Surgery

Gastric Sleeve or Sleeve Gastrectomy

Safe, effective & most widely performed

“Mini” Gastric Bypass (OAGB – One Anastomosis Gastric Bypass)

Maximal weight loss & health improvement

Gastric Bypass (RYGB – Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass)

Combining the benefits of weight loss & anti-reflux

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Gastric Band

Adjustable device as a day case procedure

Conversion & Revisional Surgery

e.g. band to sleeve, band to bypass, bypass revision, sleeve to bypass

Robotic Surgery for Weight Loss

The latest innovation & technological advance

Minimal Scar Weight Loss Surgery

Discrete & sensitive scar placement

“Banded” procedures with the Minimzer Ring

Enhancing your weight loss outcome

Gastric balloon (6 or 12 month)

Your non-surgical option

Medical Weight Loss Management and Injections

Health, Nutrition and Lifestyle Coaching

Medical Weight Loss Management and Injections- Solid Circle

Weight Loss medication and Injections

Injectable medication with complete wraparound care e.g. Mounjaro, Ozempic

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Post Surgery Aftercare

General & Upper GI Surgery

Anti-reflux Surgery

Surgery for hiatus hernia, Barrett’s oesophagus & achalasia

LINX for reflux & GORD/GERD

Gallbladder Removal & Gallstone Surgery

Hernia repair – inguinal/groin, umbilical/ventral, incisional hernia

Small intestine & appendix surgery

Frequently Asked Questions

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I have decided to go ahead with surgery, what do I do next?Chloe2024-10-24T09:56:34+00:00

I have decided to go ahead with surgery, what do I do next?

If you have decided to go ahead with surgery, following a consultation with Mr Li, you need to contact Claire Jenkinson, his personal assistant / secretary. She will be able to advise you of available the cost and available dates for surgery. Once you have decided on a surgery date Claire will book this with the hospital. The hospital will then be in contact with you to arrange your pre-op assessment appointments, admission date and time, and payment.

What is the main goal of weight loss surgery?Malcolm2024-10-23T13:51:34+00:00

What is the main goal of weight loss surgery?

The primary objective of weight loss surgery is to facilitate substantial and lasting weight loss / fat loss for individuals experiencing obesity. This is accomplished by modifying the stomach size and digestive processes to assist in managing related health issues.

How do I pay for my surgery?Chloe2024-10-24T09:56:38+00:00

How do I pay for my surgery?

Once your surgery is booked, the hospital you have chosen or Mr Li’s clerk with will be in contact with you regarding invoicing and payment.
Some hospitals offer interest-free finance options and Claire can provide you with the details to enquire about this.

If I have a problem following surgery who do I contact?Chloe2024-10-24T09:57:37+00:00

If I have a problem following surgery who do I contact?

Prior to being discharged from hospital you will be provided with telephone numbers to use if you encounter a clinical or medical problem related to your surgery.

When can I drive following surgery?Chloe2024-10-24T09:56:41+00:00

When can I drive following surgery?

The general rule is to avoid driving 7 to 10 days following surgery. In some cases, this may be longer. You need to be able to wear your seat belt comfortably, be clear and coherent and be able to perform an emergency stop.