





What are the benefits of BariClip?
The BariClip offers many advantages. It mimics the effect of the gastric sleeve without the risk of leakage and reduces the occurrence of postoperative reflux by lowering intragastric pressure.
By preventing acid from moving up the esophagus, it is also effective in treating conditions such as gastroesophageal reflux. Weight loss results are similar to those of the gastric sleeve, with patients losing 60% or more of their excess weight, without requiring a gastrectomy or facing the risks of leakage or reflux.
Essentially, the BariClip provides these benefits through a safe, minimally invasive, and completely reversible procedure.
As with any bariatric intervention, a certified surgeon must evaluate each patient’s case to determine if it is the right option. The device should always be part of a comprehensive program that includes changes in diet, lifestyle, and physical activity.
The BariClip represents an important achievement of modern medicine in the ongoing fight against obesity, one of today’s most serious health challenges.
Who are candidates for the BariClip?
The BariClip is designed for patients with a BMI starting around 27 who are looking for a less invasive alternative to gastric sleeve surgery. It can help control conditions such as prediabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol, and fatty liver disease, among others.
This procedure supports the development of healthy habits and long-term weight management, but success ultimately depends on the patient’s commitment.
As with any medical procedure, patients must go through a thorough evaluation process. At LIMARP, your safety is always our top priority.
Is the bariclip reversible?
The BariClip is a reversible procedure, which is one of its main advantages. The device divides the stomach to simulate the effect of a sleeve, but if the patient wishes, it can be removed. However, removal is not necessary, as it can remain in place indefinitely without risks.
If at any point you decide to have it removed, you can return to LIMARP, where Dr. Pompa will safely remove it in one of our operating rooms.







