Bariatric Surgery Center

Comprehensive Preoperative Evaluation

Medical & Metabolic Assessment

A thorough medical examination to assess surgical risks and fitness for the procedure.

Hormonal Evaluation

Detailed testing to identify conditions that may affect weight loss, such as endocrine disorders.

Lifestyle & Nutritional Analysis

An in-depth review of eating habits, physical activity, and social or occupational factors.

Weight Management History

Documentation and review of all previous weight loss attempts and strategies.

Treatment Options

Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy

A surgical procedure that reduces the size of the stomach to limit food intake and promote weight loss.

Laparoscopic Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass (RYGB)

Advanced surgical technique involving the creation of a small stomach pouch and rerouting the digestive tract.

Laparoscopic Mini Gastric Bypass

A simplified bypass procedure designed for effective weight loss and metabolic improvement.

Gastric Balloon

A non-surgical weight loss option involving the temporary placement of a balloon in the stomach.

Gastric Band Removal with Sleeve Gastrectomy

Conversion surgery to remove a gastric band and perform a sleeve gastrectomy for better outcomes.

Revisional Bariatric Surgery

Specialized procedures for patients requiring corrective or follow-up weight loss surgery.

Continuity of Care

Nutritional Guidance

Continuous counseling on dietary progression, meal patterns, and kitchen preparation for transitional diets.

Medical Monitoring

Tracking weight loss progress and monitoring vitamin and mineral levels through regular laboratory tests.

Medication Management

Reevaluating chronic conditions (such as diabetes and hypertension) and adjusting medications accordingly.

Behavioral Support

Helping patients manage emotional changes and adapt to long-term lifestyle shifts.

Multidisciplinary Care Team

Bariatric Surgery Consultants

Provide primary medical evaluation and surgical intervention.

Internal Medicine Physicians

Optimize the management of morbid obesity complications, chronic diseases, and post-operative conditions like sleep apnea.

Clinical Dietitians

Conduct nutritional assessments and provide education on supplementation and long-term eating behaviors.

Psychologists

Offer motivation and support for the psychological challenges associated with significant weight loss.

Anesthesiologists

Develop tailored anesthesia plans and evaluate fitness for surgery to ensure patient safety.