Many patients express concerns regarding the safety and long-term effects of surgical staples in weight loss surgery. Weight loss surgery often involves removing a part of the stomach and, for procedures like gastric bypass or duodenal switch, reattaching the small intestine to the newly formed stom...

Experiencing reflux post-bariatric surgery is a common concern, especially after having the going sleeve gastrectomy. Reflux is a condition characterized by the back flow of stomach acids into the esophagus, often causing discomfort. Patients may report sensations resembling choking or the ascent of...

Caring for surgical incisions following bariatric surgery is a common concern among patients. Although weight loss surgery is typically performed using a laparoscopic approach, post-bariatric surgery incision care is still very important and critical to your comfort post-operatively. Laparoscopic su...

Experiencing loose skin after bariatric surgery is a common outcome, particularly for those who have shed a considerable amount of weight. While bariatric surgery brings numerous advantages, such as enhanced overall health, increased life span, improved mobility, reduced health complications, and si...

As we embark on a new year, it’s an opportune time to prioritize your health and well-being. Making positive changes in your lifestyle can lead to long-lasting benefits for your physical and mental health. This article explores practical steps you can take in 2024 to prioritize your health and...