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Your Path To Successful Weight Loss
STEP 1 | Consultation
Our specialist weight loss nurse will discuss your dieting and medical history to determine a care plan tailored to you.
STEP 2 | Treatment
Depending on your individual requirements, our consultants will discuss the most appropriate surgical treatment.
STEP 3 | Support & Aftercare
Weight loss surgery is the first part in a long term process. Our comprehensive aftercare is key to your success.
Bariatric Surgery with Ramsay
Ramsay understand how important the decision making is when you are considering bariatric surgery.
We are committed to helping you on every step of your weight loss journey with information, care and that special attention that makes all the difference.
Some of our team members have lived the weight loss surgery journey themselves, so we know a little more about the reality of life after bariatric surgery. Weight loss surgery is the first part of a long process and aftercare is the key to your success. Support is ultimately the one part of your journey that truly does make a real difference to your end goal.
When creating the Ramsay Weight Loss aftercare programme, we listened to patient feedback and developed a programme guided by our patients. Our programme will ensure you learn about and have the chance to get used to the changes in lifestyle and eating habits you will need to make to get the most out of your surgery.
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