When can you be referred for medical or surgical management of obesity?

There are different surgical procedures that can help with 25% weight loss. Mr. Ahmed Ahmed talks about such procedures in this video.

Following a bariatric procedure, the majority of patients are handled in a conventional inpatient postoperative surgical facility. In this video, Mr. Ahmed Ahmed tells us about the patients that need High Dependency or Intensive Care treatment plans required for weight loss surgery.

Weight loss surgery is done under by the NHS if you have a BMI of 40 or higher, or a BMI between 35 and 40, and an obesity-related ailment that would improve if you lost weight (such as type 2 diabetes or high blood pressure). In this video, Mr. Ahmed Ahmed talks more about the eligibility criteria for bariatric surgery in the UK.

First and foremost, they may just not have a high enough BMI. A BMI of 35 or higher with one or more obesity-related conditions, or a BMI of 40 or higher without obesity-related disorders, is necessary for surgery. In this video, Mr. Ahmed Ahmed talks more about rejection criteria for weight loss surgery.

Here you will be able to know about intensive care treatment plans required for weight loss surgery.

After bariatric surgery, your body needs to receive the right nourishment while the stomach heals. Under your surgeon's guidance and qualified nutritionist, you will gradually transition from clear liquids to a regular, nutritious diet throughout the first two months following surgery. Mr. Ahmed Ahmed talks about the diet restrictions you have to follow after bariatric surgery.