Patient Concerns

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Adjusting to New Daily Habits

A typical comprehensive bariatric program will consist of a combination of the following healthcare professionals: a program coordinator, psychologist, dietician, exercise physiologist, and other healthcare professionals to help with your case. Each expert is dedicated to providing support for gastric bypass patients both before and after surgery.

Many patients report that during the first 12 to 18 months following surgery, they feel highly motivated and energized. During this time, they are making substantial lifestyle changes such as eating new foods and smaller portions, taking vitamins daily, and exercising regularly. Many of these changes will be discussed before surgery and should come as no surprise following surgery.

While these changes are healthy, they may be overwhelming for some patients. This is where your bariatric program support team can guide you. Each expert can provide advice and insight that will educate you and help you make healthy choices.

 
Ibrahim M. Ibrahim, MD FACS Stefanie Vaimakis M.D., FACS Jeffrey W. Strain, MD FACS
Patient Concerns
Introduction

Coping with Fear of Surgery and Physical Change

Paying for Surgery
Adjusting to New Daily Habits
Finding Support
Recovering from Bariatric Surgery
Long-term Success
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Ibrahim M. Ibrahim, MD FACS Stefanie Vaimakis M.D., FACS Jeffrey W. Strain, MD FACS