Weight loss surgery, together with behavior and lifestyle changes, is a powerful tool for life changing weight loss. Bariatric surgery makes losing weight more manageable because you feel full on smaller portions and are often less hungry. Our patients say they love losing weight without feeling like they are on a “diet.”
Today, thanks to technological and research advances, we offer several safe and effective procedures for surgical weight loss. Our team will work with you to determine if you qualify as a candidate for surgery and if so, what type of procedure will be the safest and most effective for you.
Gastric Sleeve
![]() | Minimally invasive, laparoscopic surgery uses tiny, ½-inch incisions in the abdomen. This is not a reversible surgery. |
![]() | Reduces the size of the stomach by about 80%. |
![]() | The part of the stomach where the hunger hormone is made is removed so you feel full on much smaller amounts of food. |
Gastric Bypass
![]() | A minimally invasive procedure, performed through tiny incisions. The procedure is not adjustable or reversible. |
![]() | Combines two techniques, restrictive (limits food intake capacity) and malabsorptive (prevents food absorption). |
![]() | Initial weight loss can be faster, although long-term results are similar to other processes. |
Bariatric Revision
![]() | A surgical revision may be an option for patients who have experienced complications from previous surgery or due to inadequate weight loss after surgery. |
![]() | Surgery is typically performed laparoscopically, however, each patient requires individual evaluation. |
![]() | Revision surgeries can correct complications and result in increased weight loss. |
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