Post Bariatric surgery is an invasive procedure that involves all humanly possible treatments to effectively deal with loose and sagging skin folds and other skin deformities caused by extreme weight loss and/or any stomach reduction surgery. obesity. After losing excess weight, sagging, bagging and deformities in the face, breasts, back, abdomen and legs are inevitable. These flabby and flabby conditions are carefully addressed surgically over multiple clinical sessions, depending on their weight and the degree of discomfort they cause the patient, once the patient reaches the target figures after losing weight and maintains this weight for at least 6 months. spread over time. In some cases, more than one surgery may be performed at the same time.
Before surgery
Bariatric surgery is performed in a hospital using general anesthesia. This means you are unconscious during the procedure. The specifics of your surgery depend on your personal situation, the type of weight loss surgery you have, and the hospital or doctor’s practices. Some weight loss surgeries are done through traditional large or open incisions in your abdomen. Today, most types of bariatric surgery are performed laparoscopically. A laparoscope is a small, tube-shaped instrument with a camera attached. The laparoscope is inserted through small incisions in the abdomen. The small camera at the end of the laparoscope allows the surgeon to see and operate inside your abdomen without making traditional large incisions. Laparoscopic surgery can make your recovery faster and shorter, but it’s not suitable for everyone. The surgery usually takes a few hours. After surgery, you wake up in a recovery room where medical staff monitor you for any complications. Depending on your procedure, you may need to stay in the hospital for several days.
After Surgery
After weight loss surgery, you are usually not allowed to eat for one to two days to allow your stomach and digestive system to heal. Next, you will follow a specific diet for several weeks. The diet starts with liquids only, then moves to pureed, very soft foods, and eventually to regular foods. You may have many restrictions or limits on how much and what you can eat and drink.
You will also have frequent medical checkups to monitor your health in the first few months after weight loss surgery. You may need laboratory tests, blood work, and various examinations.
| Action: | Bariatric surgery Surgery |
|---|---|
| Duration: | 3-4 Hours |
| Anesthesia: | General Anesthesia |
| Hospital: | European Approved Hospitals |
| Healing Time: | 1-2 Months |
| Expected Result: | The patient’s sagging and deformities resulting from excessive weight loss are eliminated and the patient has a natural and aesthetic appearance. |
Frequently Asked Questions
When can I return to work after surgery?
After surgery, most patients return to work after two to four weeks. Some can work from home for a week after surgery. Due to significantly reduced calorie intake, many patients have low energy for 1-2 weeks after surgery. However, most patients regain their energy when they start eating soft foods.
How bad is the pain after surgery?
Most patients only need to take oral pain medications for a few days after surgery. Most of our patients felt that pain was not a major issue during their recovery.
When can I start exercising again after surgery?
We encourage patients to walk as soon as they fully awaken from anesthesia. The key is to start slow and listen to your body. If you feel pain or discomfort, stop and relax. Avoid lifting heavy objects for the first 6 weeks. If you are swimming, your injuries need to heal before you get back into the water, and always swim slowly at the beginning.
What is nutrition after bariatric surgery?
After the surgery, a watery diet is recommended for the first 15 days, and a puree diet is recommended for the next 15 days. Solid foods are started after 1 month, and vitamin supplements are given in the first 6 months of rapid weight loss.
Who cannot undergo bariatric surgery?
Obesity surgery may not be performed again in cases that seem undesirable for patients who have previously undergone bariatric surgery. Some Contraindications; Adjustable gastric banding is undesirable for patients who use steroids for a long time or have chronic inflammatory diseases (Crohn’s Disease, Chronic Pancreatitis).
Will I need to have plastic surgery?
Many patients may have loose or sagging skin problems. You will have many changes 6 to 18 months after surgery. Your personal appearance depends on many things, including how much weight you lose, your age, genetics, and whether you exercise. Some patients choose to have plastic surgery to remove excess skin