Diabetes surgery typically refers to surgical procedures aimed at treating Type 2 diabetes, while obesity surgery involves surgeries performed to achieve weight loss in overweight patients. However, in recent years, a significant intersection between these two types...
The main goal of obesity surgery is to manage weight control and, as a result, prevent or treat chronic diseases that arise from excess weight. Reduction in Chronic Diseases Conditions like Type 2 diabetes, hypertension, sleep apnea, and joint problems are often...
The belief that “there is a high risk of death for people who undergo obesity surgery” is one of the commonly misunderstood facts. Current scientific data shows that the risks of sleeve gastrectomy are almost equal to those of gallbladder surgery. In both...
One of the most common questions after sleeve gastrectomy surgery is whether lifelong vitamin and mineral supplementation is necessary. For Sleeve Gastrectomy Patients: • It is recommended to take a regular multivitamin for the first 6 months after surgery. • Vitamin...
There are many misconceptions in society about obesity surgery. These false beliefs can mislead patients or cause disappointment after surgery. Here are some common myths and the facts: ❌ Myth 1: “The bigger the surgery, the more permanent the weight loss.” ✅ Truth:...
The recovery process after obesity surgery requires not only physical healing but also serious psychological and social adaptation. With the reduced stomach volume after surgery, patients begin to lose weight by eating less. However, there are some critical points...
