Suture Revision Weight Loss System
Unlike a second operation, the Batash Weight Loss System™ combines endoscopic revision, medical weight management, eating psychology, and long-term coaching into one comprehensive, year-long program. Our goal is simple: restore your restriction — and help you keep the weight off.

Who Is This System For?
Regained weight after a gastric bypass.
Regained weight after a gastric sleeve.
Regained weight after an endoscopic sleeve (ESG).
Hit a plateau or rebound after weight-loss surgery.
Want to avoid a second operation.
Want significant weight loss without traditional surgery.
Whether your procedure was years ago or more recent, if the restriction has faded and the weight has returned, this system was designed with you in mind.
Expected Results
Every patient is different. Your weight loss depends on your starting weight, goals, medical history, and commitment to the program.
The Three Pillars of Long-Term Success
Most weight-loss programs focus on one solution. We believe obesity is a chronic disease that requires treating multiple factors at the same time. That is why every Batash Weight Loss System™ is built around three essential pillars.
Physical Restriction
Medical Weight Management
OnTrack Coaching
Physical Restriction
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The first step is an endoscopic revision — a non-surgical, incisionless procedure performed entirely through the mouth using a flexible endoscope with a high-definition camera.

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Using specialized endoscopic suturing technology, Dr. Batash places new medical sutures to re-tighten a stretched pouch, sleeve, or earlier suture line — restoring the restriction you've lost. Because it's done from the inside, there are no incisions and recovery is fast — the same as Suture Sculpt.

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Nothing is removed. Nothing is cut away. Your stomach, blood supply, and nerves remain intact.

Think of It Like Re-Tailoring a Garment
If a tailored jacket loosens over the years, a tailor takes it back in with a few new stitches — the fabric isn't removed, it's simply refit. A Suture Revision works the same way: it takes your stomach back in, without surgery.


Over time, a surgical or endoscopic procedure can stretch and lose restriction. A Suture Revision re-sutures the stomach from the inside to restore it, while preserving your natural anatomy. Illustrative diagram, not to scale.
Why It Works
Once your restriction is restored:

Recovery
One of the biggest advantages of the Suture Revision is the quick recovery — the same as Suture Sculpt.
Procedure Day
Outpatient procedure. Walk out of the center a few hours later. Recover comfortably at home or in a nearby hotel.
Next Day
Return for your follow-up visit. Our team reviews your progress, answers your questions, and provides hydration if needed.
Within 2–3 Days
Most patients return to work and normal daily activities. After your follow-up, there are very few activity restrictions.
Medical Weight Management
A smaller stomach doesn't always eliminate cravings. Many patients tell us:
“I’m physically full… but mentally I still want to eat.”
That is because obesity involves much more than stomach size. It is heavily dependent on habits and brain as well.
For appropriate candidates, we use personalized obesity medications and GLP-1 therapies to reduce food noise, improve fullness signals, and support continued weight loss. Every medication plan is individualized.

OnTrack Coaching
Long-term success depends on changing behaviors — not simply shrinking your stomach. Our OnTrack Coaching Program helps you:

We don't believe in perfection. We believe in creating habits you can maintain for life.
Real Patient Reviews
Dr. Batash and the Batash Weight Loss System are rated across 500+ patient reviews — behind them are 9,000+ patients treated over 30+ years.
Why Our System Is Different
We combine them into one physician-led system. That is what makes the Batash Weight Loss System™ different. By restoring restriction and addressing the brain and daily behaviors together, we help patients build the foundation for long-term success — without going back to the operating room.
