gastric band

 I will talk about:

-How can I avoid rippling when choosing an implant?

-How long after breast feeding, can I have breast augmentation?

-Would I need to have my gastric band deflated prior to having surgery (Fleur De Lis)?

-I want a brachioplasty but I’m wondering if it’s possible to extend the brachioplasty to remove my saggy back boob area too?

-Do you have to have a catheter during breast enlargement surgery?

-How effective is lowering the pocket on a high riding implant?

-I’ve had a breast reduction and lift; I was a H cup but now I wished I'd had implants to make then more fuller. Could anything be done to make them more fuller above the nipple area......and anything else that crops up!

In this episode, we delve deep into the world of Gastric Sleeve Revision Surgery. We journey from understanding the basics of gastric sleeve surgery to the reasons one might need a revision.

We unpack the various types of revision surgeries, from conversion to gastric bypass or duodenal switch, to re-sleeving, to the addition of a gastric band. We discuss the benefits and potential risks, laying the foundation for an informed decision-making process and provide a list of gastric sleeve must haves. 

Finally, we underscore the importance of a strong support system in your post-surgery journey, underlining that your road to health, though personal, doesn't have to be solitary. This episode is a beacon of knowledge and support for those considering this second chance at healthier living.

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In this episode I interview Mr Bilal Alkhaffaf about Obesity and Bariatrics. We discuss the causes of obesity in the individual and as a society. We also talk about treatment strategies, the multidisciplinary team, what is involved in bariatric surgery and health tourism.

John Wentworth and Paul O'Brien discuss a randomized trial of bariatric surgery for overweight, non-obese people with type 2 diabetes.

John Wentworth and Paul O'Brien discuss a randomized trial of bariatric surgery for overweight, non-obese people with type 2 diabetes.

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