Revision bariatric surgery corrects or converts a previous weight-loss operation that has led to weight regain, inadequate loss or complications. These are complex procedures best performed by highly experienced surgeons.
Overview
Benefits
- Restores weight-loss results after regain
- Resolves complications of prior surgery
- Tailored to each patient's unique anatomy
The Procedure
Depending on the original surgery, revision may convert a sleeve to a bypass, repair a dilated pouch or correct anatomical issues laparoscopically.
Preparation
Extensive imaging, endoscopy and multidisciplinary evaluation are essential before revision.
Recovery
Recovery is similar to primary surgery but may require a slightly longer hospital stay.
Risks & Considerations
Revision carries higher risk than primary surgery due to scar tissue; our expertise keeps outcomes excellent.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most patients lose 60–70% of their excess weight within 12–18 months, depending on the procedure and adherence to lifestyle changes.
Most bariatric procedures require a 2–3 day hospital stay, with a return to light activity within one to two weeks.
All Procedures
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