Benefits of bariatric surgery

Many patients achieve remission within the first few months after surgery, due to hormonal changes and improved insulin response.

Decreases significantly or normalizes, often with reduction or discontinuation of medication.

Symptoms are reduced or completely eliminated due to reduction of fat in the neck and throat.

Improved self-esteem, mobility, and social activity often lead to relief of depressive symptoms.

Weight loss reduces the load on the joints and leads to less pain and better mobility.

Decreases due to improved control of blood sugar, blood pressure, and lipid profile.

Heart function is supported by reducing the workload on the heart and improving the metabolic profile.

Reversal of hepatic steatosis often occurs and the risk of fibrosis and cirrhosis is reduced.

Some patients improve their symptoms, especially after sleeve gastrectomy, but others may require additional treatment.