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While surgical revision after weight loss surgery is uncommon, it’s sometimes necessary—and it can make a world of difference.
a patient can struggle with side effects or poor weight loss following a bariatric surgery that was not well-chosen for them
life changes, health conditions change, your body's needs change; and a person’s surgery may need to change as well
some patients face a lifelong battle with weight and despite a successful weight loss surgery, will continue to benefit from additional treatment over the course of their lives
With appropriate guidance, many patients find success with non-surgical therapies such as nutritional intervention, lifestyle modification, and weight management medication.
For other patients, surgical revision can greatly improve quality of life, or once again allow them to make progress on their weight loss goals.
Acid reflux or heartburn
Swallowing difficulties secondary to a hiatal hernia or lap band
Weight regain or less than desired weight loss with first bariatric surgery
For patients with negative side effects or significant weight regain following bariatric surgery performed elsewhere, there’s hope!
Lap Band Removal
Lap Band to Gastric Bypass Revision
Lap Band to Duodenal Switch Revision
Dr. Roth specializes in a wide range of revisional procedures, including:
Sleeve to Gastric Bypass Revision
Sleeve to Duodenal Switch Revision
Gastric Bypass Revision
Hiatal Hernia Repair
Lap Band to Gastric Sleeve Revision
It’s all possible with the right surgical plan—learn which procedure is the best fit for you.