This procedure involves the reduction of your stomach to about 20-40 percent. This is a laparoscopic surgery where the surgeon divides the stomach using a stapling device - the bigger divided portion will be removed entirely from the stomach which results in only having the remaining smaller portion of the stomach that looks like a small tube or a “sleeve”.
This is also a laparoscopic procedure which uses the combination of restrictive and malabsorptive techniques. The surgeon will reduce your stomach into a smaller pouch using staples. This will allow the stomach to hold less food. The small intestine will then be cut and attached to the new pouch, which results in a large portion of the small intestine being bypassed to limit calories and nutrients absorption.
Gastric balloon placement is a weight-loss treatment that involves placing a saline-filled silicone balloon in your stomach, reducing your appetite and helping you eat less. If you're struggling to lose weight through diet and exercise, this may be an option for you, but long-term success requires permanent lifestyle changes.
Introducing Dr. Andres Moreno, a passionate and dedicated general surgeon who is committed to transforming the lives of his patients. With extensive training and experience in various surgical procedures, including gastrointestinal surgery, trauma surgery, and laparoscopy, Dr. Moreno is well-equipped to provide high-quality care to patients both in Mexico and abroad.
As a member of the Mexican Council of General Surgery and the Mexican Association of General Surgery, Dr. Moreno is constantly expanding his knowledge and skills in his field. He has also received advanced training in Basic and Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery, Preoperative Nutritional Support, and Bariatric Surgery.
At the core of Dr. Moreno's practice is a commitment to treating patients with warmth, understanding, and professionalism. He believes that confidence is essential when making important health choices, and he works tirelessly to ensure that his patients feel comfortable and confident in his care.
If you're looking for a skilled and compassionate general surgeon, look no further than Dr. Andres Moreno. Whether you're in need of basic surgical procedures or advanced bariatric surgery, Dr. Moreno has the expertise and experience to help you achieve your health goals.
Dr. Moreno's passion for helping patients with obesity has led him to become a certified bariatric surgeon, and a member of the Mexican College of Obesity Surgery and Metabolic Diseases. With the World Health Organization naming obesity as the epidemic of the century, Dr. Moreno's expertise in this area is more important than ever.
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Medical tourism in Mexico refers to traveling to Mexico to receive medical treatment, including bariatric surgery, at a lower cost than in other countries.
Bariatric surgery is a surgical procedure that helps people who are severely overweight (obese) to lose weight by reducing the size of their stomach or by redirecting food from the stomach to the small intestine.
Mexico offers several types of bariatric surgeries, including gastric bypass surgery, gastric sleeve surgery, and mini gastric bypass.
The cost savings of traveling to Mexico for bariatric surgery can vary depending on the specific procedure and the healthcare provider, but patients can typically expect to save between 30% and 70% compared to the cost of the same procedure in the United States.
When choosing a healthcare provider in Mexico, it's important to look for a provider with a good reputation, experienced and qualified medical staff, and modern medical facilities. Patients should also make sure that the provider is properly licensed and accredited by Mexican regulatory agencies.
The recovery process after bariatric surgery in Mexico can vary depending on the specific procedure, but patients will typically need to follow a post-operative diet and exercise program to achieve the best results. Patients should plan to stay in Mexico for several weeks after surgery to allow time for recovery and follow-up appointments with their healthcare provider.
Like any surgery, there are potential risks and complications associated with bariatric surgery in Mexico, including infection, blood clots, bleeding, digestive problems, and the need for additional surgery. Patients should discuss the potential risks and complications with their healthcare provider and take steps to minimize these risks, such as closely following pre- and post-operative instructions.
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