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Life After Bariatric Surgery

Imagine yourself 50 pounds lighter, with lower blood pressure, and able to walk up a flight of stairs without getting out of breath. Reaching goals like these is possible after bariatric surgery. However, it requires a commitment to eat healthier, exercise more, stay connected with your bariatric team, and recruit supportive family members and friends to help you stay on track.

Recovery after bariatric surgery is different for each person. Having realistic expectations about what you can achieve and allowing yourself time to heal will help you adjust to your new weight loss lifestyle.

To see how bariatric surgery has changed the lives of others and to see weight loss surgery before-and-after pictures, check out these bariatric patient stories. 
 

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION The REALIZE® Adjustable Gastric Band is used in morbidly obese adult patients for significant long-term weight loss. It may not be right for individuals with certain digestive tract conditions. All surgery presents risks. Weight, age, and medical history determine your specific risks. Ask your doctor if bariatric surgery is right for you. For more information, visit www.Realize.com or call 1-855-2-REALIZE (1-855-273-2549). Risks for all bariatric procedures

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