If you've had weight loss surgery but still have not lost all of the weight you would have hoped for, or a weight loss surgery caused another medical complication such as a needed band replacement from lab band surgery; then a revisional bariatric surgical procedure may be your best option. Revisional bariatric surgical procedures are available for the majority of popular weight loss surgeries.
Most people don't realize that obesity is a disease and diet alone cannot help. Weight loss surgery has become more popular recently due to its successful outcome. A normal procedure usually constricts part of the stomach whereby limiting food intake, resulting in rapid weight loss.
Occasionally, however, a Bariatric surgical procedure may not live up to your weight loss exceptions and a revision is needed. Don't give up if you weight loss surgery failed you, you are not alone. Revision surgery can help you achieve the goals you've dreamed of.
Even though most popular weight loss surgeries produce excellent positive results, some have a small percentage of failure. Talk to your doctor if you have experienced unresolved weight loss or a medical issue after weight loss surgery.
A Revisional surgical procedure is beneficial in taking off any "extra weight" you may have or medical mishap/band replacement.
Revisional Bariatric surgery takes away that additional stubborn weight that did not disappear after your original weight loss surgery or corrects needed medical issues. Remember diet can help you after your initial surgery, however to achieve your desired weight loss, you need to talk to your doctor about it.