Body Mass Index (BMI) value, which is calculated by dividing your weight by the square of your height (kg/m²), is used in calculating obesity.

According to the World Health Organization, a BMI between 20-25 is “normal”, between 25-30 is “overweight”, between 30-35 is type 1 obese or “fat”, and between 35-40 is “overweight”. Type II or severe obesity”, and being over 40 means “morbid obesity”, that is, being overweight to a level that can be considered a disease. These values ​​may change in specific cases, please contact contact for more accurate results.