Patient journeys2 min read

Patient Journeys

Seven patients of 360 Sleeve share their journeys to a gastric sleeve, six of them on video. Watch, read, and find the one closest to yours.

Published November 5, 2026

Seven patient journeys

Patient videos

Six patients tell their story on video. The videos are in English and load from YouTube only when you press play.

Before and after photos48 photos of 360 Sleeve patients, with the captions from our previous website.See the photos

In short

  • Every path starts the same way: a free consultation and an assessment of your health by a surgeon.
  • What brings people here differs: a gastric band, weight that keeps coming back, health conditions, pain or mobility.
  • Results differ from person to person and are never guaranteed.

Before weight-loss surgery, most people want to know one thing: has someone like me done this, and what was it like? Here our patients answer in their own words.

Seven patient journeys

Each journey page starts with the patient’s video and story, then explains the topic behind it in general terms: what usually matters, what your surgeon looks at and questions worth asking. You can also see 48 before and after photos of our patients.

Individual results vary. This is one patient’s experience, not a promise of yours: your surgeon talks you through what to expect at a free consultation.

What every path shares

  1. A free consultation, in person in North York or online. You meet the team, ask anything and get a clear plan and price.
  2. An assessment. Your surgeon reviews your health history, BMI and medicines, and may ask for tests before deciding.
  3. Preparation. A short pre-op diet, a plan for your medicines and what to bring on the day.
  4. Surgery, usually laparoscopic, through a few small incisions.
  5. Six years of 360 Complete Care: follow-ups with your surgeon, nurse and dietitian, and bloodwork at 6 months, then every year.

Your next step

If one of these paths sounds like yours, the consultation is the place to talk it through. It is free and there is no obligation. You can also check whether you may qualify first.

Sources

  1. Wharton S, et al. Obesity in adults: a clinical practice guideline. CMAJ. 2020;192(31):E875-E891.
  2. Biertho L, Hong D, Gagner M. Canadian Adult Obesity Clinical Practice Guidelines: Bariatric Surgery: Surgical Options and Outcomes. Obesity Canada.

General information, not medical advice. Results and recovery differ from person to person; a surgeon assesses what applies to you at your consultation.

A question about your own situation?

Ask our team at a free consultation, in person in North York or online.

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.

Request a free consultation

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Free and with no obligation. We call you to confirm a time.

(416) 360-⁠7360 sleeve@clinic360.com 1131A Leslie St #300, Toronto, ON M3C 3L8

NextBefore and after photosPhotos shared by gastric sleeve patients, with typical ranges. Continue