SADI-S · Dr. Héctor Pérez · Tijuana and Cancún
SADI-S is a newer, simpler version of the duodenal switch. It combines a gastric sleeve with one intestinal connection, so you eat less and absorb fewer calories. At Renew Bariatrics, Dr. Héctor Pérez performs SADI-S in Tijuana and Cancún for $6,899 all-inclusive.
HSA and FSA accepted, with financing available.
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How it works
A duodenal switch combines a gastric sleeve with a bypass of a large part of the small intestine. There are two versions. The traditional duodenal switch (BPD-DS) uses two intestinal connections, and SADI-S uses one. Renew performs SADI-S, not the traditional BPD-DS.

Two versions of the duodenal switch
In 2020 the ASMBS endorsed SADI-S as a modification of the duodenal switch and found that its outcomes did not differ substantially from BPD-DS. It also advised a cautious approach, because long-term data are still limited (ASMBS updated statement on SADI-S, 2020).
| SADI-S | Traditional BPD-DS | |
|---|---|---|
| Intestinal connections | One | Two |
| Operation time | 70 minutes on average in a matched study | 137 minutes in the same study |
| Total weight lost at 5 years | 36.0% in a multicenter study | 42.1% in the same study |
| Short-term complications | 11.6% in the same study | 11.8% |
| Vitamin and mineral levels | Higher vitamin B12, iron, vitamin E and zinc levels | Lower levels of these nutrients |
| At Renew | $6,899, all-inclusive | Not performed. We perform SADI-S instead. |
Operation time from the ASMBS updated statement on SADI-S, 2020. Weight loss, complications and nutrient levels from a multicenter DS vs SADI-S study, 5-year results of 87 patients.
What to expect
SADI-S leads to lasting weight loss for most patients. Because it reduces how much you absorb, vitamins and follow-up matter more than after a sleeve or gastric bypass.
SADI-S or gastric bypass? SADI-S reduces absorption more than gastric bypass, and it can worsen reflux or cause new reflux (ASMBS). If you have significant reflux, ask about gastric bypass. Dr. Pérez will recommend an option based on your BMI, reflux and health history.
Am I a candidate?
The 2022 ASMBS and IFSO guidelines recommend bariatric surgery for a BMI of 35 or more and say it should be considered for a BMI of 30 to 34.9 with a metabolic condition such as type 2 diabetes. BMI is only one factor, though.
Recommended regardless of obesity-related conditions.
Considered when you have a metabolic condition, such as type 2 diabetes.
The ASMBS calls SADI-S an excellent option after a sleeve when you want more weight loss. Revisions are a custom quote.
The ASMBS describes SADI-S as highly effective for long-term weight loss and type 2 diabetes remission.
You will take supplements and get lab checks for the rest of your life.
SADI-S can make reflux worse, so another surgery may suit you better.
Dr. Pérez reviews your full health history before recommending SADI-S. Gastric sleeve revision options.
One price, everything you need
Your all-inclusive price covers everything except airfare. Sleeve-to-SADI-S revisions are a custom quote after your medical review. HSA and FSA cards are accepted, and financing is available.
Your surgeon and hospitals
Dr. Héctor Pérez is the only Renew surgeon who performs SADI-S. He is a double board-certified bariatric surgeon and operates in both of our locations.
Double board-certified bariatric surgeon and Renew’s SADI-S surgeon.
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Get my free review →Safety and recovery
As with other bariatric surgery: bleeding, infection, blood clots, leaks and reactions to anesthesia.
Looser, more frequent bowel movements and more gas.
Vitamins and minerals aren’t absorbed as well as after a sleeve, so supplements are lifelong.
Liquids first, then soft foods, then regular foods in small portions over up to 3 months. Most people return to normal activities within a month.
Risk and recovery information from ASMBS and Cleveland Clinic. Read the full duodenal switch risks and complications guide.
Getting started
Send your health history and Dr. Pérez’s team will review it. Virtual consultations are available.
Sarah A. had a duodenal switch. Jacob M. and Sarah D. had gastric bypass, and Alison B. had a gastric sleeve revision to bypass.
“I now am able to run 3 miles without stopping!”
375 → 268 lbs
“I’m able to tie my shoes without getting out of breath. I’m currently doing boxing!”
243 → 145 lbs
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SADI-S stands for single anastomosis duodeno-ileal bypass with sleeve gastrectomy. It is a version of the duodenal switch that combines a gastric sleeve with one connection between the duodenum and the lower small intestine (ileum).
SADI-S is a type of duodenal switch. The traditional duodenal switch (BPD-DS) uses two intestinal connections, and SADI-S uses one. The ASMBS endorsed SADI-S in 2020 as a modification of the duodenal switch.
SADI-S uses one intestinal connection instead of two and takes less time to perform. The ASMBS found its outcomes did not differ substantially from BPD-DS. In a five-year multicenter study, BPD-DS patients lost somewhat more weight, and SADI-S patients had better vitamin and mineral levels.
SADI-S at Renew Bariatrics is $6,899 all-inclusive, covering your surgeon, anesthesia, pre-op testing, 2 hospital nights, 1 hotel night, transportation, 1 companion, take-home medications and aftercare. Airfare is not included.
Dr. Héctor Pérez is the only Renew surgeon who performs SADI-S. He operates at SER Hospital in Tijuana and Hospital Joya Cancún.
Yes. SADI-S can be done as a revision after a gastric sleeve if you want more weight loss. Revisions are a custom quote after your medical review.
Yes, for life. Vitamins and minerals aren’t absorbed as well after SADI-S as after a gastric sleeve, so you will take supplements and get regular lab checks.
Your package includes 2 hospital nights in a private room and 1 hotel night. Most people return to normal activities within about a month.
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