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Whatever the question may be, we are here to help. Don’t feel alone on your weight loss journey, we have Bariatric Nurses and a Patient Care team devoted to you. We’ll be calling you from time to time. If you were unable to take our call, give us a call back when you’re free. We want to make sure that we’re hear from you.
Congratulations! You’ve taken the first step on what we hope will be a very exciting journey for you.
Make the most of your gastric balloon. Follow the advice below and achieve your weight loss goals.
What you need to know in preparation for your procedure. We’ll cover your pre-operative medical assessments, what you should do leading up to your procedure and essentials you might want to bring with you. .
Following your procedure, you will need to follow a specific nutritional plan for the first five weeks. This is very important.
As part of your weight loss journey, being active is essential. The balloon is just one part of your weight loss, so you must exercise and train your body if you want to see great results.
It is natural to be nervous prior to your procedure and being fully informed and planning in advance can help to alleviate those nerves. The following is a list of questions that have have been frequently asked by patients in the past. If your question is not listed here or you want any further information, please call us on 0121 693 4488.
Find out all you need to know on booking appointments.
Once your operation has been carried out, the hard work begins for you. It is essential you follow your nurses instructions, but we’ve also got some advice to help you along the way. To view your aftercare package click here.
What you will need to know in preparation for the removal of your gastric balloon. We’ll cover what you need to do leading up to your procedure and answer questions you might have.
Maintain your weight less by staying active. It doesn’t mean you have to join a gym. We’ve got some tips to help you keep fit without ‘exercising’.
The weeks following your balloon removal are absolutely crucial. It’s easy to pick up bad habits and gain weight. Learn how to self-regulate.
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