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The team around the procedure

Nutrition, behavioral health and surgical review as connected parts of one program.

A bariatric program is a broader conversation than a procedure name. At Path, assessment, support and the commitments of follow-up organize that discussion from the first visit.

We look at the whole program.

We introduce the professionals who take part and explain how the assessment considers your individual situation. Alternatives, preparation, practical support, continuing appointments and costs are all set out before a date is chosen.

A BARIATRIC SURGERY PLANNING CHECKLIST
  1. Who takes part in the assessment and support team?
  2. How are alternatives and individual risks discussed?
  3. What ongoing appointments and costs do I plan for?

Put this perspective into practice.

Each guide below covers what the service involves and the questions worth bringing to your consultation.

Surgical pathways

Sleeve gastrectomy consultation

A surgical consultation for sleeve gastrectomy, covering what the procedure changes, its limits, recovery and the nutritional care that follows for life.

  • What should an individual assessment clarify before I consider sleeve gastrectomy consultation?
  • Which clinical assessments and non-surgical alternatives are considered before a surgical recommendation?
  • What nutritional monitoring, supplementation discussions and long-term follow-up would a care plan require?
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Ongoing support

Behavioral health support

Sessions with our psychologist on emotional preparation, eating patterns and coping strategies, as part of the program and for as long as you want them.

  • What should an individual assessment clarify before I consider behavioral health support?
  • Which clinical assessments and non-surgical alternatives are considered before a surgical recommendation?
  • What nutritional monitoring, supplementation discussions and long-term follow-up would a care plan require?
Read the full guide
Specialist planning

Revision surgery review

A review of previous bariatric procedures with a surgeon experienced in revision, including imaging and an honest assessment of what revision can and cannot do.

  • What should an individual assessment clarify before I consider revision surgery review?
  • Which clinical assessments and non-surgical alternatives are considered before a surgical recommendation?
  • What nutritional monitoring, supplementation discussions and long-term follow-up would a care plan require?
Read the full guide

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