Revision Surgery
Revision Surgery
These revision procedures, characterized by their corrective nature, aim to refine the initial surgical outcomes or adapt to changing health circumstances. Whether it's transforming a gastric sleeve into a mini or full bypass to enhance weight loss, transitioning from a lap band to a gastric sleeve, or to a gastric bypass for improved results, each revision serves as a testament to the evolving landscape of medical solutions in response to patient needs.
GASTRIC SLEEVE TO BYPASS
A procedure for patients who have not achieved adequate weight loss, regained weight after gastric sleeve surgery, or developed related health issues. It converts the sleeve into a gastric bypass to promote further weight loss and improve certain medical conditions.
LAP BAND TO GASTRIC SLEEVE
A procedure for patients who have not achieved sufficient weight loss with a lap band or have experienced complications. It involves removing the band and creating a smaller, sleeve-shaped stomach to support long-term weight loss.
LAP BAND TO GASTRIC BYPASS
A procedure for patients who have not achieved sufficient weight loss with a lap band or have experienced complications. It involves removing the band and converting the stomach and small intestine into a gastric bypass to promote greater weight loss and improve obesity-related conditions.
Should You Undergo a
Bariatric Revision?
Opting to revise your bariatric surgery is a personal choice that is shaped by your unique circumstances, complications, and needs. Generally, if you're encountering undesirable effects, challenges, or not achieving the expected weight loss, it's important to schedule a consultation. During this appointment, a careful evaluation of your concerns will help determine if a revision is the right choice for you.
