Bariatric Surgery Cost

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✓ Reviewed by Dr. Michael Torres, MD, FACS · Bariatric Surgeon ✓ Sources: ASMBS, CDC, CMS, NCQA ✓ Updated 2025–2026
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Bariatric Surgery Without Insurance: Self-Pay Costs and Negotiation Guide

Self-pay bariatric surgery costs $10,000–$30,000 in the U.S. Learn how to get all-inclusive bundled pricing, negotiate discounts, and find legitimate cost-reduction options.

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Bariatric Surgery in Mexico: Real Costs and What to Watch For

Gastric sleeve in Mexico costs $4,000–$8,000 vs. $15,000+ in the U.S. Here's what reputable centers in Tijuana and Monterrey actually charge and how to vet them.

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Bariatric Surgery Cost in Florida: Prices, Top Programs, and Miami Medical Tourism

Bariatric surgery in Florida costs $12,000–$24,000 self-pay. See how Florida compares nationally, top MBSAQIP programs, and the Miami medical tourism market.

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Bariatric Surgery Financing Options: How to Afford Surgery in 2025–2026

CareCredit, medical loans, HSA/FSA, and employer benefits can make bariatric surgery affordable. Here's a complete guide to financing $10,000–$35,000 in surgery costs.

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Bariatric Surgery Endoscopy Cost: Pre-Op EGD Price and H. Pylori Testing

Pre-op EGD (upper endoscopy) costs $800–$2,500 before bariatric surgery. See why it's required, H. pylori testing implications, and what insurance covers.

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