Everself TORe
Revise your Gastric Bypass. Restart your success.
Regained weight after gastric bypass surgery? Reclaim your results with Everself TORe (transoral outlet reduction) — a non-surgical, minimally invasive revision designed to help you get back on track.
Am I a candidate?
- Tackling weight regain.
- Weight regain after bariatric surgery can happen. Our non-surgical revision helps you get back on track—safely, effectively, and without another surgery.
- No incisions, no scars
- Under anesthesia, a thin endoscope is inserted through the mouth to perform TORe. There are no incisions or visible marks.
- One-time procedure, minimal downtime
- The 45-minute procedure ends with 1-2 hours of recovery before you go home. After 2-3 days of rest, you're back to your regular schedule.
A 30-45 minute procedure.
Life-lasting transformation.
No injections needed.
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Clinically-proven efficacy
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Authorized by FDA
- 10%
- Everself TORe Average weight loss
- 15%
- Everself TORe+ Average weight loss
- 1-3 days
- Typical recovery time
Leading the future of weight care
| Everself TORe | Everself TORe+ | Generic TORe | Surgical Revision | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Approach | 360° reinforced wall of sutures tightens the gastric outlet, distributing pressure evenly for long-term durability. | Adds ESD, a technique for even deeper, more durable stitching, leading to improved healing and maximum durability. | One-sided suturing of the gastric outlet creates a single weak point that stretches and loosens under food pressure. | Removes or reroutes part of the stomach and intestine, creating a permanent anatomical change. |
| Average weight loss | ~10% of body weight | ~12-15% of body weight | ~3% of body weight | ~14% of body weight |
| Invasiveness & Major Complications | Fully endoscopic, no incisions Rare (~1-2%) | Fully endoscopic, no incisions Rare (~1-2%) | Fully endoscopic, no incisions Rare (~1-2%) | Major surgery with abdominal incisions High (10-30%) |
| Recovery time | 1–3 days off work | 1–3 days off work | 1–3 days off work | 2–3 weeks off work |
“After receiving that first phone call with Everself, I knew I had made the correct decision.”
Diane
“I had the revision procedure (TORe) four months ago, a simple 45 minute endoscopic procedure with minimal down time, and have already lost 20% of my body weight. ”
Christina
“What stands out most is the incredible support I've received—from my very first inquiry all the way through the follow-ups with my dietitian and behavioral counselor.”
Regina
“I am almost to my goal weight and couldn’t have done this without their expertise and support on this weight loss journey.”
Jackie
Setting the standard in lasting weight loss
| Description | Everself TORe | Other TORe Programs |
|---|---|---|
| Physicians certified by the TORe inventor | True | False |
| Purse-string suturing pattern for improved durability | True | ? |
| Concierge support from multidisciplinary care team | True | ? |
| Care team check-ins before & after procedure | 15+ | 0-6 |
| Integrated weight care Rx management (excl medication cost) | True | False |
Is TORe right for me?
Flexible financing options that work for you
$11,995
Pay upfront with transparent, all-inclusive pricing—no hidden fees or surprises. Know exactly what your procedure costs before you begin.
What's included:
- TORe procedure
- Comprehensive metabolic lab test
- 12-month post-procedure support from our multidisciplinary care team
- Smart scale and patient app access
- Post-procedure 24/7 clinical on-call support
- Patient support groups
- Integrated weight loss prescription management (medications not included)
Frequently asked questions
How long does a gastric bypass revision procedure take?
The procedure itself takes approximately 45 minutes. However, you should plan on spending about half a day with us including preparation and recovery.
What is recovery like after a gastric bypass revision procedure?
Patients go home on the same day. Most take a few days off to recover at home before returning to work. After the procedure, patients follow a full liquid meal plan, which includes protein shakes and similar products, then transition to a soft diet, which includes easy-to-eat foods such as oatmeal and bananas, and then return to regular eating.
How does an endoscopic gastric bypass revision compare to a revisional surgery?
Endoscopic revision is safer, done through the mouth with a 1% complication rate, and offers quick recovery. Surgical revisions, such as making the pouch smaller or altering the bypass, are riskier with an average complication rate of 29%.4
What are the risks of the gastric bypass revision procedure?
Mild indigestion, nausea, upper abdominal pressure or pain may occur. The major complication rate, including infection or bleeding, is less than 1%.
Is an evaluation required before a gastric bypass revision procedure?
An upper endoscopy or barium test may be recommended to check your pouch and outlet if not recently evaluated. Usually, this is done at the beginning of the procedure.
Is gastric bypass revision covered by insurance?
Unfortunately, insurance does not cover endoscopic sleeve revision procedures yet. However, we offer several financing options. Learn more about our pricing and financing options.