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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-68204979
Birmingham-based Rishi Singhal said three patients with complications from the surgery in Turkey were discussed at his hospital last week.
Mr Singhal also said he had treated three patients in the last month at Heartlands Hospital.
Another surgeon said he had seen nerve damage in patients after surgery.
Brain specialist Dr David Nicholl said he had seen two such patients in the same week, following obesity health tourism.
The General Medical Council (GMC) has said it will write to the Turkish government over the way British patients are being recruited for surgery.
Dr Nicholl said he has reported to the GMC that patients are being invited to sign up for surgery while attending meetings held in British hotels.
@HebrideanHecate Jesus. Also if you're on morphine 6 times a day there's an excellent chance you now have another problem.
@sullybiker It's absolute bloody madness.