Identifying whether you require weight reduction surgery is the first step to living a thinner, healthier life.
Candidates for Bariatric Surgery include persons who are morbidly obese, defined as having a BMI greater than 37 kg/m2, or people with a BMI greater than 32 kg/m2 with concomitant disorders like diabetes, hypertension, etc.
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Frequently Asked Questions -:
Dr. Achal Agrawal evaluates your BMI, medical history, obesity-related conditions, and previous weight-loss efforts to determine whether bariatric surgery is the right treatment for you.
Before surgery, you may undergo a BMI assessment, blood tests, medical evaluation, and nutritional and psychological assessments to ensure you are ready for the procedure.
Yes. You can book a consultation with Dr. Achal Agrawal to discuss your weight, BMI, health conditions, and the most suitable bariatric treatment options.
A good candidate is someone with severe obesity, obesity-related health conditions, or unsuccessful long-term weight-loss attempts. Eligibility is confirmed after a complete medical evaluation.
In general, adults with a BMI of 40 kg/m² or higher, or 35 kg/m² or higher with obesity-related conditions such as diabetes or sleep apnea, may qualify for bariatric surgery.
Yes. People with type 2 diabetes and obesity may be eligible for bariatric surgery. Weight-loss surgery can help improve blood sugar control and reduce obesity-related health risks after medical evaluation.
