If you are interested in starting your process for surgery, it is as easy as following the following steps.

1. Fill out the application form.

2. Receive information about the procedure you selected and find out if you pre-qualified for your selected procedure.

3. Receive your quote and schedule your medical consultation.

4. Choose your procedure date and make your deposit of 600 USD.

Our team is highly trained to attend to each of your needs. You will receive detailed information from our Coordination team on each of the services included, such as nutritional guidance, pre-operative laboratories, among others.

We accompany you from the beginning to the end of the process.

Nutritional guidance and diet is an essential element of any bariatric procedure. Every patient who undergoes a bariatric procedure must undergo follow-up with our nutritionist both before the procedure and after the procedure.

The monitoring is divided into two parts:

• The pre-operative diet

• The post-operative diet

The preoperative diet usually begins two weeks before the procedure. Its main goal is to help patients reduce any inflammation they have in their liver.

Patients will be contacted by our nutritionist and will then be provided with all appropriate instructions for the diet. The diet begins with soft foods and ends with clear, sugar-free liquids.

The post-operative diet is a long-term commitment.

Start with clear, sugar-free liquids and end with solid foods. This process takes weeks, however, each week patients introduce new foods as their body allows in their recovery process.

Patients will be able to fully enjoy the change and its results by following the diet instructions. Our nutritionist will be accompanying you every step of the way.

For patients who have any type of obesity-related condition, a bariatric procedure is widely recommended to help with the condition. Thanks to the weight loss and benefits of the procedure, conditions such as:

• Diabetes

• Hypertension

• High cholesterol

• Heart diseases

• Infertility

• Sleep disorders

• Fatty liver

They may improve after the procedure.

Among all the postoperative care instructions given to patients, it is of utmost importance to avoid heavy physical activity and carrying objects weighing more than 7 kilograms.

This is directly related to the time spent resting at home.

The rest time varies depending on your work area:

• Office jobs or jobs where the patient spends most of the day sitting: Rest at home is short-term.

• Jobs with a lot of physical activity: Rest should be 6 weeks.

It is important to share in detail the activities they carry out at work so that the best rest time can be recommended to the patient.

Once the patient has returned home after the procedure, all follow-up, both medical and nutritional, will be given online. To facilitate monitoring for patients who come from foreign areas, it is easily done online.

It is not necessary for the patient to return for any type of post-operative consultation in person, unless the patient wishes to have an in-person consultation, we will be happy to provide it.

For patients who have had a bariatric procedure in the past and are looking to lose more weight, a revisional procedure is recommended.

Revisional procedures, as their name indicates, have the objective of reviewing the procedure they already have and modifying it to then help the patient lose weight optimally.

There are several revision procedures, during the process the ideal procedure will be recommended to the patient according to their medical history, needs and other details.