Revisional Weight Loss Surgery
Revisional surgery may be appropriate for patients who have undergone a previous weight loss surgery and are now seeking modifications or adjustments.
Revisional surgery may be appropriate for patients who have undergone a previous weight loss surgery and are now seeking modifications or adjustments.
For people who have already undergone a weight loss surgical procedure, revisions may be desired or required, depending on the situation. Revisional surgeries can take the form of a reversal, a conversion from one surgical approach to a different procedure, or a modification or repair to a prior operation. Each revision case is unique and our expert team can review your history and work with you to evaluate your options.
Our expert team is at the forefront of surgical weight loss procedures and will work with you to identify your weight management goals and preferences to find the best weight loss procedure for you. Following your surgery, we'll also provide you with a lifetime of nutritional and dietary guidance and identify behavioral strategies for success to ensure that you achieve and maintain a healthier life.
At Brigham and Women's, we are currently taking a comprehensive approach to prevent the spread of infectious diseases while we continue to provide the expert weight management care our patients need. Additionally, patients have the option of meeting with our weight management team in-person or through a Virtual Visit.
Brigham and Women's offers state-of-the-art weight loss surgery (bariatric surgery), as well as long-term nutritional and behavioral support to patients who want to improve their health and achieve lasting weight management.
To book an appointment or Virtual Visit with one of our expert weight loss surgeons, please first watch the short information session below. After completing the session, a new patient coordinator will be in touch to schedule your consult. Alternatively, you can call the number provided at the end of the session to speak to a new patient coordinator during regular business hours.