Dr Qiuye Cheng

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Dr Qiuye Cheng

Sydney and Tamworth based Bariatric & Upper Gastrointestinal Surgeon Dr. Cheng currently holds consultations at St. George Private Hospital and operates at St.

Dr. Qiuye Cheng is a Sydney-based upper gastrointestinal and bariatric surgeon with extensive experience in minimally invasive surgery. Dr. Cheng specialises in metabolic/weight loss surgical treatment and the management of upper gastrointestinal cancers as well as non-cancer conditions. He also offers a full range of surgical treatments for gallbladder related diseases, hernias and endoscopy. Geo

rge Private and East Sydney Private Hospitals. He can provide consultations in both English and Mandarin.

14/07/2025

We are here to celebrate another one of our patient's amazing story in their bariatric journey. What a rollercoaster of a year and we are so happy that you have been able to tough it out! Thank you for putting your trust in the team because we will always believe in you!

03/07/2025

Exciting times!
Our new body composition scanner is in the office and we can't wait to start using it for our patients.
It will add a whole new dimension to follow up and goals tracking!
More info to follow

26/06/2025

Our lives belong to more than just ourselves. Staying healthy and safe from medical problems equates to a more fulfilling life with the people that you love most.

Staying motivated and focusing on your health also means that you can better care for your love ones.

Never forget who you are doing this for.

15/06/2025

We all know how important diet and lifestyle are to sustainable weight loss.
In addition to exercise, another important aspect to lifestyle is proper sleeping habits - the implications are profound.
How are you fairing with your sleep? 😴😴😴😴😴

05/06/2025

The joys of the pre-operative diet 😬

If you were to do it all again (and you had to pick an option), what would your choice be?

➡️ Protein Shake?
➡️ Protein Frozen Yoghurt?
➡️ Protein Yoghurt?
➡️ Protein soup?
➡️ Protein Porridge?
➡️ Protein Jelly?
➡️ Protein bars?
➡️ protein custard?

Keen to hear your thoughts on this! 👇👇👇 Comment below 👇👇👇

29/05/2025

It can be argued that long term follow up is just as important as the operation itself. Weight loss management after all is a life-long commitment.

An analogy would be if you were to buy buy a manual car but then did not stick around to learn how to efficiently run through the gears, your car is never going to run as fast as it should.

Hear from Dr Cheng the four key aspects to why long term follow up is crucial:
✅ validating check points
✅ diet fine tuning and working on food psychology
✅ check on health and nutrition
✅ watch out for adverse symptoms and complications

Any patient that has been through the clinic will know that we take long term follow-up very seriously. No judgment, just pure help

If its been awhile, its never too late to catch up with your bariatric team!

25/05/2025

Medications have taken weight loss management by storm! Is it just a hype train or a legitimate treatment.

Hear what Dr Cheng has to say about the role of weight loss medications when it comes to bariatrics.

23/05/2025

50kg down and probably more to go! We have seen all the hard work that you have put in over the past year and how you have transformed not just yourself but your family! Thank you for allowing us to be part of your journey!

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15/05/2025

Robotic surgery is one of the greatest innovations in medicine within the last two decades. With new technology, brings fresh opportunities in how we perform our operations. With it also, comes new challenges and questions.

Hear from Dr Cheng about his opinion about robotic surgery and how it has impacted the bariatric/ weight loss surgical field.

The user case for robotics within surgery is only going to expand further as the technology continues to advance.

If you are thinking about robotic bariatric surgery, make sure to chat with Dr Cheng about it during your consultation.

02/05/2025

Unfortunately gallstone formation can happen to 10% of patients who undergo weight loss surgery. It is reasonably common!

Gallstones can form after rapid weight loss due to changes in how the body processes cholesterol and bile.

Here's why it happens:
-> Rapid weight loss causes an imbalance of cholesterol and bile salts that leads to crystalization

-> Reduced Gallbladder Emptying - When you're eating much less, the gallbladder contracts less and there is more stasis which promotes stone formation

-> Imbalance in Bile Composition - Weight loss can disrupt the balance of substances in bile, increasing the risk of solid particles forming.

Who's at Higher Risk?
- People losing more than 3 pounds (1.5 kg) per week
- Those following very low-calorie diets (

15/04/2025

What amazing changes in the span of a year - 60kg weight loss and banishing diabetes! We are here to celebrate your achievements 💪💪
All the best for the up coming wedding!

Address

Kogarah, NSW

Telephone

+61295878813

Website

http://www.stgeorgeobesitysurgery.com.au/

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