Start Your Weight Loss Journey with Allurion
If you have the Willpower.
We will help you get the Weight loss.
If you think you’ve tried everything for weight loss, surgery doesn’t have to be the answer.
Step 1
Schedule a call with one
of our weight loss
specialists.
Step 2
Our weight loss specialist will learn about your weight loss goals and, if eligible, book your appointment with one of our Allurion approved doctors.
Step 3
The doctor will explain the Allurion weight loss programme in detail, ask your medical history to ensure your suitability and answer your questions, then book your Allurion gastric ballon placement.
Step 4
Return to your doctor for your simple, less than 20-minutes, Allurion Balloon placement.
Step 5
Return home the same day, armed with your Allurion Connected Weighing Scale, Allurion Health Tracker Smart watch and Allurion Mobile App, having begun your weight-loss journey.
Your questions answered
What are the differences between the Allurion Balloon and other gastric balloons?
The Allurion Balloon is the world’s first and only gastric balloon without the need for surgery, endoscopy* or anaesthesia for balloon placement and removal. The balloon is swallowed as a capsule during a 15-minute placement which means less downtime or time off work for our patients.
Designed to pass naturally at approximately 16 weeks, the Allurion Balloon maximizes weight loss while minimizing time spent in the body, making it a more effective option than longer 6-month endoscopic balloons, where 80% of weight loss is achieved within the first 3 months.(ref 1)
The Allurion Balloon is a safer option, with fewer side effects. It has a significantly lower intolerance rate compared to 12-month endoscopic balloons (1-3% vs 14.4%) (ref 2,3), with an overall serious adverse event rate that is 10 times lower than other liquid-filled balloons.(ref 4-10)
Made from vegan polyurethane, a material that’s much thinner and more flexible than the silicone material in endoscopic balloons, the Allurion Balloon flexes and adapts as your stomach moves, ensuring a snug and comfortable fit.
References: Gaur et al. 2015, GI Endoscopy Jamal MH et al., [published online ahead of print, 2021 Sep 30]. Obes Surg. 2021;1-6. Ienca R, Al Jarallah M, Caballero A, et al. The Procedureless Elipse Gastric Balloon Program: Multicenter Experience in 1770 Consecutive Patients. Obes Surg. 2020;30(9):3354-3362
Designed to pass naturally at approximately 16 weeks, the Allurion Balloon maximizes weight loss while minimizing time spent in the body, making it a more effective option than longer 6-month endoscopic balloons, where 80% of weight loss is achieved within the first 3 months.(ref 1)
The Allurion Balloon is a safer option, with fewer side effects. It has a significantly lower intolerance rate compared to 12-month endoscopic balloons (1-3% vs 14.4%) (ref 2,3), with an overall serious adverse event rate that is 10 times lower than other liquid-filled balloons.(ref 4-10)
Made from vegan polyurethane, a material that’s much thinner and more flexible than the silicone material in endoscopic balloons, the Allurion Balloon flexes and adapts as your stomach moves, ensuring a snug and comfortable fit.
References: Gaur et al. 2015, GI Endoscopy Jamal MH et al., [published online ahead of print, 2021 Sep 30]. Obes Surg. 2021;1-6. Ienca R, Al Jarallah M, Caballero A, et al. The Procedureless Elipse Gastric Balloon Program: Multicenter Experience in 1770 Consecutive Patients. Obes Surg. 2020;30(9):3354-3362
What happens after the balloon has passed?
After the Allurion Balloon passes, the Allurion Programme and the related support from your healthcare team continues for one month. At the end of the Allurion Programme, you should continue your healthy lifestyle habits. One clinical study showed that 95% of the average weight loss with the Allurion Balloon was sustained at 1-year follow-up.
How is the balloon removed?
After approximately 16 weeks inside your stomach, a time-activated release valve will open, allowing the balloon to empty and pass naturally through the gastrointestinal tract without the need for a removal procedure.*
*In rare cases, the Allurion Balloon may require endoscopic or surgical intervention for removal.
*In rare cases, the Allurion Balloon may require endoscopic or surgical intervention for removal.
Does a doctor need to remove the Balloon?
No. After approximately 16 weeks, the Balloon deflates and passes naturally. In very rare cases, an intervention might be required.