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Bariatric Surgery

Bariatric surgery may be an option if you are significantly obese and have tried unsuccessfully to lose weight on diet and exercise programs.Bariatric surgery reduces your body's intake of calories.

Bariatric surgery is not a quick fix for obesity. Bariatric surgery can take several hours and has risks and possible complications. For example, vomiting following bariatric surgery is not uncommon because of eating more than the new, small stomach can accommodate.

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