Tijuana Bariatrics Blog

A previous abdominal surgery may prevent you from undergoing bariatric surgery, even laparoscopic weight loss procedures.

Making lifestyle changes before bariatric surgery can be a crucial first step to recovery. Let's cover some basics.

Bariatric surgery has evolved over the years. Let's look at the history of weight loss surgery and how it has improved.

Snoring is often a symptom of sleep apnea, which is related to morbid obesity. Therefore, bariatric surgery may be able to reduce snoring in some…

By quitting smoking after bariatric surgery, you help ensure good overall health and wellness on top of your weight loss.

The team at Tijuana Bariatrics helps patients understand the benefits of limiting alcohol consumption after bariatric surgery.

High body mass index (BMI) bariatric surgery can help the extremely obese, but there are risks to consider. Let's cover the basics.

Recovering from bariatric surgery if you have a high BMI (75 or higher) can pose some challenges. Let's consider them right now.

A body mass index (BMI) of 40-49.9 is a level of extreme obesity, which may be ground for considering bariatric surgery.

What does a body mass index of 35-39.9 mean? Let's look at classes of obesity and options for bariatric surgery.