Transoral Incisionless Fundoplication
BMI Surgical Institute Weight Loss Schedule a Consultation Today!What is the Transoral Incisionless Fundoplication?
Transoral incisionless fundoplication (TIF) is a minimally invasive treatment for (GERD) !
The TIF® procedure, the only solution that effectively treats reflux without incisions or metal implants.
The TIF procedure is minimally invasive and corrects the root cause of reflux – a faulty valve between the esophagus and stomach. If you are taking proton pump inhibitors such as Prilosec® and Nexium® to control your symptoms, you now have a safe and effective alternative.

The TIF Procedure Provides Relief
Take advantage of a free consult with a member of our team at BMI Surgical Institute to discuss the TIF procedure.
Minimally invasive: Fast recovery
Restores valve to natural state:
Maintain normal bodily functions
No incisions:
No scars
No dissection of stomach:
No scar tissue

FDA cleared since 2007

22,000+ TIF procedures

81% off daily PPIs
Transoral incisionless fundoplication in Atlanta:
If you are able to travel to the BMI Surgical Institute for a TIF consultation, be prepared to answer questions such as:
1. Do you suffer from chronic acid reflux?
2. Have you already tried pharmaceutical therapies with no results?
3. Are you looking for an scarless procedure to solve your problem?
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TIF Procedure in Atlanta
The TIF procedure has helped thousands of people put a stop to reflux.
Deciding on a course of action when treating reflux can be confusing. The first step may be symptom control with PPIs.
But when you exceed the FDA approved course of treatment with PPIs, the time has come to eliminate reflux.
Are You Ready For the TIF Procedure?
TIF trained physicians at BMI Surgical Institute are able to restore the natural shape, location and effectiveness of your esophageal valve with an innovative procedure, stopping reflux.
The vast majority of patients experience little discomfort post-procedure. After the healing period of four to six weeks, they are off daily PPIs and back to their healthy state once more.
