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Gastric bypass surgery may be your best solution for permanent weight loss.Gastric Bypass surgery is performed by our top bariatric surgeons and can be done via laproscopic procedures.
     
 

GASTRIC BYPASS SURGERY - INFORMATION ABOUT THE BENEFITS AND RISKS OF SURGERY, UNDERSTANDING THE PROCEDURE, AND HOW TO FIND OUT IF YOU ARE A CANDIDATE.

 

 

Is gastric bypass surgery right for you? This website has been created to give you a thorough understanding of the risks of morbid obesity as well as the risks and benefits of weight loss surgery. The majority of society believes the only cause of morbid obesity is lack of will power on the part of the overweight person. Even many obese people believe this and cannot understand why they have failed to "take it off and keep it off." They are often left feeling hopeless after trying various methods to lose weight, including weight loss programs, diet pills, and other ineffective remedies. Most often they end up regaining any lost weight.

 

 
 

1.   Wondering if you are a candidate for gastric bypass surgery?

2.   Not sure if your insurance will pay for the procedure?

3.   Would you like to know how to get started?   

4.  Is lap band surgery or gastric bypass surgery the right choice?

 

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The health risks of morbid obesity can inflict life-threatening diseases, emotional stress, hardship, and discomfort upon its victims. Unfortunately, most people do not truly understand the full spectrum of its causes and cures of morbid obesity. Perhaps no other medical condition has been more misunderstood, maltreated, and misrepresented.

If you've tried everything to lose weight and are considering gastric bypass surgery as a means of permanent weight loss, them talking to your primary care physician, bariatric surgeon or family physician is a good next step. Finding a local bariatric surgeon and support group is also important. Chances are we will have a bariatric or weight loss surgery center in your area that specializes in weight loss surgery. Call them to see if they offer seminars on morbid obesity or free information about morbid obesity surgery to the public.

 

Remember, there is much misinformation about surgery for morbid obesity that you may encounter from unqualified sources. Talking to others who have taken the path you are now considering may help you understand what you need to know to make a decision you can be comfortable with. In the end, your best source of information is an experienced bariatric surgeon who knows how to handle your special needs before, during and after surgery for morbid obesity.

 

 

What to expect from bariatric surgery:

  • Patient Education - The first step is to supply potential patients with detailed information about weight loss surgery. Hopefully, this web site is one such source.

  • Initial Screening - Next, the patient must demonstrate an understanding in general terms of what the program involves. The patient must have insurance coverage or other financial means to pay for the procedure.

  • Initial Consultation - At this meeting, the patient meets with the surgeon and his/her staff. At this meeting patients will be able to ask the doctor any medical questions they might have.

  • Insurance Application - After the initial consultation, staff generally work with the physician to draft a letter to the insurance company or HMO explaining why the procedure is medically necessary. Staff then work with the patient in getting approval for the procedure. Legal Assistance is available for individuals seeking specialized assistance in fighting repeated insurance denials.

  • Insurance Approval - Upon insurance approval, a surgery date is determined. Pre-operative testing and a psycho-social evaluation are performed.

  • Aftercare - The average length of hospitalization after surgery is three to five days. After the procedure is performed, patients begin a new life style, of which healthy eating behavior is an important component. Professionals work with the patient during these months of dramatic transformation, offering advice and support and monitoring the patient's progress. Most patients reach healthy weight levels from twelve to eighteen months after surgery.


     

    Gastric Bypass Stimulator

    • Induces weight loss via Gastric Contractility Modulation (GCM)

    • Gastric Stimulator is a method of hunger control and weight loss
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