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Gastric sleeve
Home the same day, for most
Bariatric and endoscopic surgeon at 360 Sleeve
Dr. Gary Gamme
A surgeon whose practice focuses on bariatric surgery, advanced endoscopy and abdominal wall surgery. At 360 Sleeve he performs ESG and TORe, procedures done through the mouth, with no incisions.
- Fellowships
- Bariatric surgery (Ottawa) and advanced endoscopy (Miami)
- Public health
- Master of Public Health, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
- Obesity medicine
- Diplomate, American Board of Obesity Medicine
- Research
- Published in surgical journals
About Dr. Gamme
Dr. Gamme brings together surgery and a patient-centred approach. His practice covers bariatric surgery, advanced endoscopy and abdominal wall surgery.
He uses evidence-based, minimally invasive techniques, and plans care for the long term. He also holds a Master of Public Health from Harvard and is certified in obesity medicine, the medical side of obesity care.
He previously served on the Executive Board of the Canadian Association of General Surgeons, including as Chair of the Clinical Practice Committee and Chair of Education.
His approach
- 01Patient-centredCare planned around you, with technical precision and compassion.
- 02Evidence-basedTechniques supported by research, chosen for each person.
- 03Minimally invasiveESG and TORe are done from the inside, with no incisions.
The letters after his name
Each set of letters is a degree or a certification. Choose one to see what it means and where Dr. Gamme earned it.
Doctor of Medicine
The medical degree every doctor earns, after medical school. It is the first step before years of training in a specialty.
Dr. Gamme: University of Calgary.
Master of Public Health
A graduate degree in the health of whole groups of people: research methods, prevention and how health care works.
Dr. Gamme: Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Boston.
Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Canada
The Canadian certification for surgical specialists. It means the surgeon completed a Royal College-accredited residency and passed the Royal College exams.
Dr. Gamme: After his general surgery residency at the University of Alberta, 2013 to 2018.
Fellow of the American College of Surgeons
A fellowship of the American College of Surgeons, a professional association. It is given to surgeons who meet its standards for training and ethical practice, after a review by their peers.
Dr. Gamme: American College of Surgeons.
Diplomate of the American Board of Obesity Medicine
A certification in obesity medicine, the medical (non-surgical) side of obesity care. It is earned by passing the board exam of the American Board of Obesity Medicine.
Dr. Gamme: American Board of Obesity Medicine.
Training and career
From medical school to 360 Sleeve, in order.
- 2006 to 2010 Bachelor of Science (BSc)University of Alberta, Edmonton
- MD Medical degreeUniversity of Calgary
- 2013 to 2018 General surgery residency (FRCSC)University of Alberta, Edmonton
- Fellowship Bariatric surgeryUniversity of Ottawa
- MPH Master of Public HealthHarvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Boston
- Fellowship Advanced endoscopy, GI and abdominal wall surgeryUniversity of Miami, Florida
- Today Bariatric and endoscopic surgeon at 360 SleeveESG and TORe
What Dr. Gamme does at 360 Sleeve
Every price includes taxes. Financing is available over 6 months to 6 years.
- ESG$16,000 Endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty: the stomach is made smaller from the inside, with stitches placed through the mouth. No incisions. About ESG
- TORe$14,500 Transoral outlet reduction, for some people who regain weight after a gastric bypass. Done through the mouth, with no incisions. About TORe
Your care, step by step
- 01 Your consultation You meet your doctor, ask anything and find out if ESG or TORe suits you, with a clear plan and price.
- 02 Procedure day Dr. Gamme performs your procedure through the mouth, under general anesthesia. Most people go home the same day.
- 03 Follow-ups Follow-ups with your care team, including your nurse and dietitian, after your procedure.
Consultations in EnglishIn person in North York or online. Tell your patient care coordinator if you would like to see Dr. Gamme.
Leadership and research
- Canadian Association of General Surgeons Former member of the Executive Board, Chair of the Clinical Practice Committee and Chair of Education
- Published research In journals that include Surgical Endoscopy, the Canadian Journal of Surgery, Obesity Surgery, JAMA Surgery and Annals of Surgery
Meet the other surgeons
Four Royal College-certified surgeons, and a care team that stays with you after surgery.
Surgeons and care team
Questions about Dr. Gamme
What people ask before they meet their surgeon.
Still wondering? , or ask the assistant in the corner.
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01What does Dr. Gamme do at 360 Sleeve?
Dr. Gamme performs endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty (ESG) and transoral outlet reduction (TORe). Both are done through the mouth with an endoscope, with no incisions.
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02What do MPH, FACS and DABOM mean?
MPH is a Master of Public Health, from Harvard. FACS means Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. DABOM means Diplomate of the American Board of Obesity Medicine, a certification in the medical side of obesity care.
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03Can I ask to see Dr. Gamme?
Yes. If you are interested in ESG or TORe, tell your patient care coordinator when you book, and they explain the next steps.
Your first step is a conversation
A free consultation, in person in North York or online. Meet the team, ask anything and leave with a clear plan and price.
(416) 360-7360 sleeve@clinic360.com 1131A Leslie St #300, Toronto, ON M3C 3L8