Weight Loss Surgery - St. Joseph Health - College Station, TX
1602 Rock Prairie Road Suite 3000
College Station, Alabama 77845
As the only surgical weight loss program in the Brazos Valley certified by the MBSAQIP, we’re proud to offer patients a safe, comfortable experience at St. Joseph Health Hospital in College Station.
Weight loss surgery is not just an option. It's an opportunity to start a new life. Obesity keeps you from what you enjoy, and no matter where you are in terms of personal milestones — starting a family, prevailing in your career, or enjoying retirement — bariatric surgery can enhance your quality of life.
Obesity is linked to 40+ diseases, including high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, sleep apnea, and at least 13 types of cancer. Although bariatrics surgery is the most effective and lasting treatment for severe obesity, many patients don't even know they qualify for it.
Our regionally recognized weight loss surgical team in College Station has a proven track record, having performed thousands of surgeries, and we create a personalized treatment plan, from pre-op education to post-op care, for every patient with support groups and nutrition counseling included. Furthermore, we only recommend weight loss surgery if it's truly your best option.
Laparoscopic Gastric Bypass is the most common weight loss procedure in the U.S., and it consistently results in steady weight loss and involves low risks with very few side effects.
Because the vertical sleeve gastrectomy does not involve bypass of the intestinal tract, this option is most desirable for patients suffering from nutritional deficiencies, Crohn's disease, or other conditions.
On average, patients lose 60% of their excess weight within 6 months of surgery and 77% within 12 months of surgery. This can make a world of difference in your health, and the sooner you get started, the sooner you can experience benefits like:
Lose the wait. Take the first step today by calling us at 979-731-6050, or view our online seminar for more information. By taking this initial step, you are moving closer towards a life without limits.
Many people are able to show compassion or kindness to others, but to treat oneself with goodwill is an undervalued skill with important benefits. Self-compassion is the ability to turn understanding and acceptance inward, and recent studies have fou
Read More Additional information about The Mental and Physical Benefits of Self-Kindness | St. Joseph HealthLooking for a doctor? Perform a quick search by name or browse by specialty.
