Brisbane Weight Loss Surgery
Helping you achieve a healthier lifestyle.
71% of men and 56% of women in Australia are obese or overweight. It’s a remarkably high number but demonstrates how many people are struggling with their weight.
Considering weight loss surgery often comes after years of struggling with persistent weight challenges. You may have explored countless diets, appetite suppressants, or other treatments, only to see limited, short-term results. Unfortunately, many of these solutions lead to temporary weight loss, with the weight quickly returning. Weight loss surgery offers a proven, long-lasting solution when other methods fail.
Sustainable weight loss is about having the right support, expert care, and a proven solution. Our team provides guidance every step of the way, from your first consultation through to long-term care. Brisbane Weight Loss Surgery specialises in bariatric surgery and tailored weight loss procedures in Brisbane, helping you take control of your health and transform your life.
Meet Dr Ian Martin – Surgeon at Brisbane Weight Loss Surgery

Dr Ian Martin
MB BS (QLD) FRACS
Dr Ian Martin and his team at Brisbane Weight Loss Surgery have been helping patients regain their health and enjoyment of life for over 20 years. Our bariatric specialists understand that surgery is a significant step. Our patients are given ongoing support to achieve their weight loss goals.
DR MARTIN’S EXPERTISE IS IN THE FOLLOWING FIELDS:
- Upper Gastrointestinal
- Bariatric
- Hernia
- Robotic

Am I eligible for weight loss surgery?
- Is your BMI over 35 (use our BMI calculator)?
- Are you between 18 and 65 years of age?
- Do you suffer from obesity-related illnesses?
- Have you tried to lose weight without success?
BMI Calculator
Your BMI is a simple way to discover if you're in a healthy weight range.
Obesity surgery makes it easier to sufficiently modify your food intake. This helps bring your weight down to a healthier, more comfortable range.

If your weight is above a certain range, you’re at a higher risk of developing weight-related health conditions, including:
- Diabetes (Type 2)
- Sleep apnoea
- Asthma
- Hypertension
- Depression
- Arthritis
- Varicose veins
- Autoimmune conditions
- Most Cancers

