Non-Surgical Treatment for Obesity
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Non-surgical treatment of obesity may be right for you!


Nonetheless, weight loss through dieting and exercise plays a key role in the comprehensive care of a person with obesity. Many insurance plans will require the patient to undergo a physician supervised diet for a period of months (usually 3 to 6 months), prior to authorizing a surgical procedure. During this period, the patient receives education and training which will help him/her get rid of bad eating habits and make better food choices after the operation. The education of our patients is very important since their eating habits post-surgery will determine how long their progress lasts. Keeping a food diary or food log is a great method we use to account for all sources of those calories. Our team will review the food diary with the patient at each visit. And always remember, the goal is to lose weight in order to live a happier, healthier life!
How much should I weigh?
How active should I be? (How much calorie should I burn daily?)
How much calorie should I consume daily?
What are risks associated with medical weight loss?
- Weight regain
- Yo yo effect
- Not as strong as other treatments
- Some weight loss medications have side effects and interactions. This will be discussed by your care team and pharmacist
What are benefits of medical weight loss?
- Affordable
- Easy to do but requires lifelong commitment
Want to find out if you’re a candidate for weight loss treatment?
Call us or complete the consultation form.
