Register for a  Weight Loss Seminar

 

Seminars are an integral part of your weight loss journey. It is crucial you are educated on each of your surgical options, understand the benefits and risks for each procedure, and are willing to comply with the follow-up schedule for the procedure you choose.

If you are interested in a surgical weight loss procedure, you must attend an in-person seminar or complete our online seminar before you schedule an appointment with Dr. Kurian. Our in-person seminars last approximately two hours, with time for questions and answers. Once you complete the seminar you will schedule your first visit with our office.

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If you are interested in a surgical weight loss procedure, you must attend an in-person seminar or complete our online seminar before you schedule an appointment with Dr. Kurian. Our in-person seminars last approximately two hours, with time for questions and answers. Once you complete the seminar you will schedule your first visit with our office.

You can register for a seminar by filling out the online form.

Why Attend an In-Person Seminary for Weight Loss?

During an in-person weight loss surgery seminar, we’ll dive into various aspects of the procedures and cover different surgery options, explaining procedures like gastric bypass or sleeve gastrectomy. You’ll learn about how these surgeries work, their potential benefits, and the risks involved.

The seminar will discuss lifestyle changes post-surgery, focusing on diet modifications and exercise routines for better health. We will also highlight the importance of mental readiness and support systems after the procedure. Expected outcomes, weight loss expectations, and the impact on obesity-related health issues like diabetes or high blood pressure will also be discussed.

Our In-person seminars give you a direct platform to talk with our bariatric surgery. This interaction is invaluable, giving you a clearer grasp of surgical procedures and their broader implications. In some cases, we are able to address any concerns you may have in real-time.

This engagement goes beyond a surface-level understanding, covering surgical techniques, potential outcomes, and individual health implications. The direct dialogue will give you a comprehensive understanding of these procedures, empowering you to make well-informed decisions regarding your healthcare choices.

Attending seminars before bariatric surgery is very helpful in setting expectations as well. These sessions offer real insights into what might happen after surgery—both the ups and the downs. They help you understand the outcomes, what you might face, and how much effort it’ll take to make the surgery successful.

Are You a Candidate for Bariatric Surgery?

Considering bariatric surgery is exciting, but it’s important to know that it’s not for everyone. Some people might not be the right fit for this surgery due to various reasons, including health factors like certain medical conditions or risks that might make surgery unsafe for you. An in-person seminar is a perfect time to consider your health history, current health, and the risks involved.

In-person seminars also give you the opportunity to really think about the big changes in your lifestyle, including diet and exercise. Sometimes, psychological readiness is also important–it’s important that you follow through on lifestyle changes that are an absolute requirement with weight-loss surgery.

Attending a seminar will prepare you for these changes, including dietary modifications, exercise routines, and long-term follow-up care, helping you understand the commitment needed for success. In-person seminars serve as an essential step in your decision-making process for bariatric surgery.

Advantages of Bariatric Surgery

Bariatric surgery is designed for individuals struggling with severe obesity, but these procedures offer a range of significant benefits beyond just weight loss. Primarily, it can greatly improve or even resolve obesity-related health conditions. Substantial weight loss resulting from bariatric surgery often leads to improved overall health.

It can lower the risks associated with conditions like type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, sleep apnea, and heart disease. Many individuals also experience enhanced mobility and a better quality of life. Beyond the physical, weight-loss surgery can have a positive impact on mental health as well.

Patients often report improvements in mood, self-esteem, and body image as they achieve weight loss goals. This can reduce the risk of depression and anxiety associated with obesity. Bariatric surgery not only helps patients lose a significant amount of weight initially but also provides tools and support for maintaining a healthier weight over time.