There is a wide choice of bariatric surgeries; it takes a professional, well-experienced team to plan weight loss and health goals. If you choose to lose, you must be physically and psychologically prepared for the surgery and the journey afterwards. Sometimes, primary bariatric surgery may not yield the expected results. In this case, you need to opt for a redo bariatric procedure.

After primary bariatric surgery, many patients may not lose as much weight as expected. These patients can opt for a redo bariatric surgery. It can be performed via laparoscopy or keyhole procedure, giving less pain and fast recovery.

Surgeries that don’t yield the expected results in weight loss or start showing diminished results may have gone wrong in their principle—for example, choosing a Gastrectomy instead of bypass surgery. This also needs a repeat procedure.

Bariatric surgeries are not just quick fixes; they need commitment and lifelong dedication to reap the benefits of the procedure.