What is the Allurion Programme?
The Allurion Program combines a gastric balloon and behavioral change support designed to aid in weight loss.
Customise your Allurion Programme
At Allurion, we understand that everyone's weight loss journey is unique. That's why we offer a range of programmes to meet your individual needs and goals.
A weight loss program supported by a team of specialized healthcare professionals.
The Allurion Balloon takes up space in your stomach. It has the same mechanism of action as other intragastric balloons to promote satiety and reduce food intake1.
Get medical expertise and support from your care team as well as personalised nutrition coaching from a trained nutritionist.
Track your progress and stay in contact with your care team through digital tools like the Allurion Connected Scale and Allurion App.
Designed to ensure you don't feel alone on your journey.
Support from your Doctor
Your doctor will support you from the very first step of your Allurion weight-loss journey. Present during your initial clinical consultation and at the time of balloon placement, your doctor will explain the benefits and risks of the procedure, help you prepare for the placement, and monitor your progress throughout your Allurion Programme.
Support from your Nutritionist
Your nutritionist will provide expert support and guidance throughout your weight-loss journey. They will work with you to reassess your relationship with food, balance your diet to lose fat while preserving muscle mass, and establish a healthy routine that suits you.
Support from your Digital Tools
To assist in your weight-loss journey, you will be provided with an Allurion Connected Scale and Allurion App on the day of your balloon placement. You can use these to check in with your healthcare team, receive support and guidance, and be accountable for your weight-loss achievements.
The Allurion Balloon is a regulated health product that bears the CE marking in accordance with this regulation.
To learn more about the Allurion Balloon, assess the risks and benefits of this solution, read the important safety information, and discuss it with your doctor.
Important information to consider before the placement of an Allurion Gastric Balloon
- The Allurion Gastric Balloon is part of a behaviour modification programme that lasts for a minimum of 6 months, to which you must be fully committed. This device is designed to promote weight loss, but only by committing to changing your eating habits and increasing your physical activity will you be able to achieve and maintain a healthy weight in the long term.
- It is important to note that the Allurion Gastric Balloon may cause adverse events, some of which may require removal by endoscopy. Rare cases of spontaneous hyperinflation, small intestine obstruction, stomach dilation, oesophagitis, pancreatitis, or stomach perforation have been reported, requiring surgical intervention.1,4 Please consult the full list of potential complications available on the page Important Safety Information.
- The Allurion Gastric Balloon is not suitable for all patients. Pregnant individuals or those with a history of oesophageal or stomach surgery, among others, are not eligible for the procedure. The complete list of contraindications can be found in the device's instructions for use provided to doctors. Your doctor will review your medical history and conduct a physical examination to confirm your eligibility for the Allurion Programme.
- It is crucial that each doctor and patient carefully assess the risks and benefits of the treatment before using the Allurion device. To learn more about the Allurion Balloon, its effectiveness, and its tolerability, discuss it with your doctor.
- You must be available for follow-up with your doctor throughout the treatment period, especially if you experience the following symptoms, including but not limited to: persistent nausea, vomiting, dehydration, and/or abdominal pain. If you consult other healthcare professionals, inform them that an intragastric balloon is present. We encourage you to stay close to modern emergency care facilities during the time the balloon is in place, in case serious complications arise.