Most patients lose around 50% to 70% of their excess body weight within 12 to 18 months following the procedure, provided they follow post-operative dietary and lifestyle recommendations.

Because it is performed laparoscopically through small keyhole incisions, post-operative discomfort is significantly minimized and easily managed with prescribed medications during your short hospital stay.

Yes. Arihant Hospital features an active, dedicated cashless desk for ECHS, CGHS, and major private insurance panels, offering complete support from pre-authorization to discharge.

You will start on a clear liquid diet post-surgery, gradually progressing to pureed foods and soft solids over several weeks, eventually transitioning to a healthy, portion-controlled high-protein maintenance diet.

Eligibility depends on factors such as BMI, obesity-related health conditions, previous weight-management efforts, and overall health. A bariatric team can assess your circumstances and discuss appropriate options.

Recovery varies by person and surgical plan. Many patients return to routine light activities gradually after discharge, while strenuous activity should wait until the surgeon advises it is safe.

Many patients need prescribed vitamin and mineral supplements and regular nutritional monitoring after bariatric surgery. Your care team will recommend a plan based on your diet, test results, and individual needs.

Weight loss after surgery may improve some obesity-related conditions, but outcomes vary and improvement is not guaranteed. Ongoing medical follow-up is important to monitor health and adjust treatment as needed.