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Satiety, Inc. was a venture-backed medical device company focused on developing less invasive, endoscopic treatments for obesity. The company's flagship product was the TOGA (Transoral Gastroplasty) System, designed to create a restrictive pouch in the stomach without the need for traditional surgery. By using an endoscopic approach, the procedure aimed to mimic the effects of gastric stapling while reducing recovery time and surgical risks. Despite raising significant venture capital and conducting clinical trials, the company ceased operations around 2011 after failing to secure further funding or a strategic exit.
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