Weight loss surgery
Bariatric surgery in Arlington, Texas
Medical City Arlington is now offering a full range of weight-loss procedures to patients who are ready make a change and commit to losing weight and living a healthier life.
Services include an initial evaluation, surgery plans and follow-up treatments. A multidisciplinary team offers advanced care, including minimally invasive surgical options.
Expert weight loss services in Arlington, Texas
Medical City Arlington is proud to offer a full range of bariatric services and surgical procedures, including:
- Gastric bypass (Roux-en-Y) — During this procedure, a surgeon will staple a small pouch in the stomach. The rest of the stomach is divided and the new stomach pouch will empty into the small intestine.
- Sleeve gastrectomy — During this procedure, the surgeon creates a sleeve of the stomach with a stapling device. The remaining portion is removed. This procedure also results in a decrease of the hunger hormone.
- Duodenal switch — This is when the surgeon combines a sleeve of the stomach with a bypass of the intestines. The duodenal switch blocks up to 80 percent of fat calorie absorption, leading to lasting weight loss.
- Gastric banding — During this procedure, the surgeon will place a band around the upper part of the stomach. The band restricts the amount of food that can be consumed at a meal and allows nutrients to be fully absorbed into the body.
- Revision surgery — If you have experienced inadequate results or complications from a previous bariatric surgery, we offer revision procedures to help you reach your weight loss goals.
In keeping with a commitment to offer the most advanced medical procedures, robotic bariatric surgery is also offered. These procedures allow surgeons to perform minimally invasive surgeries with less scarring, less blood lost and a faster recovery time.
Virtual bariatric seminar
Medical City Arlington hosts free information sessions for prospective patients. Attendance is encouraged prior to an initial visit with a physician.
Bariatric Ask a Nurse support line