Weight and health assessment
BMI, associated conditions, medications, and eating habits are reviewed.
Move the sliders or type your numbers to see a rough visual of your BMI change live, then discuss the result with the doctor as part of a full assessment.
An estimated range based on published excess-weight-loss averages (55-70%); actual results vary by procedure and follow-up adherence.
This tool gives only a rough initial idea and is not a medical diagnosis. Treatment decisions rely on a full assessment including tests and medical history.
Discuss the result with the doctorClassic gastric bypass supports weight loss and improvement of obesity-related conditions by creating a small stomach pouch and changing the food pathway.
Read moreThis service starts with medical assessment, explanation of suitable options, and a follow-up plan tailored to the patient condition.
Read moreThis service starts with medical assessment, explanation of suitable options, and a follow-up plan tailored to the patient condition.
Read moreThis service starts with medical assessment, explanation of suitable options, and a follow-up plan tailored to the patient condition.
Read moreThis service starts with medical assessment, explanation of suitable options, and a follow-up plan tailored to the patient condition.
Read moreThis service starts with medical assessment, explanation of suitable options, and a follow-up plan tailored to the patient condition.
Read moreThis service starts with medical assessment, explanation of suitable options, and a follow-up plan tailored to the patient condition.
Read moreThis service starts with medical assessment, explanation of suitable options, and a follow-up plan tailored to the patient condition.
Read moreThis service starts with medical assessment, explanation of suitable options, and a follow-up plan tailored to the patient condition.
Read moreThis service starts with medical assessment, explanation of suitable options, and a follow-up plan tailored to the patient condition.
Read moreThe goal is to understand your case clearly, know why a procedure may suit you, and what to expect before and after surgery. Surgical decisions are based on history, tests, symptoms, and lifestyle, not weight alone.
Start with consultationBMI, associated conditions, medications, and eating habits are reviewed.
Differences between sleeve, bypass, or non-surgical care are explained when relevant.
Clear instructions for tests, nutrition, medications, and pre-procedure details.
Follow-up supports recovery, lifestyle improvement, and reducing complications.
Three quick questions give you an initial direction before your consultation — indicative, not a medical decision.
This result is indicative only; the final decision depends on a full medical evaluation by Dr. Dawoud Dawoud.
Classic gastric bypass supports weight loss and improvement of obesity-related conditions by creating a small stomach pouch and changing the food pathway.
This service starts with medical assessment, explanation of suitable options, and a follow-up plan tailored to the patient condition.
This service starts with medical assessment, explanation of suitable options, and a follow-up plan tailored to the patient condition.
This service starts with medical assessment, explanation of suitable options, and a follow-up plan tailored to the patient condition.
Your journey starts with assessment of health status, BMI, medical history, lifestyle, and test results before any procedure is recommended. The goal is a safe, suitable treatment decision with clear expectations.
Prepare your medication list, previous tests, surgical history, and symptoms. These details save time and support a more accurate care plan.
How nicotine threatens healing after sleeve and bypass surgery, and why surgeons require you to quit smoking before your operation.
A medical guide to safe timing for pregnancy after weight loss surgery: the 12–18 month wait, improved fertility, and follow-up.
A practical walkthrough of the four diet stages after gastric sleeve surgery, from clear liquids to regular meals with new habits.
Concise answers to help you prepare for consultation and understand available options without exaggerated claims.
Movement is usually faster than open surgery, but recovery varies by case, work type, and doctor instructions.
Assessment is recommended when there is swelling, pain, or growth, because some hernias can progress and need repair.
Incisions are planned carefully to be as discreet as possible. The result depends on severity and skin quality.
No. Treatment often starts with lifestyle changes and medications. Surgery is considered for advanced or non-responsive cases.
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