Patient support groups help those considering surgery to get first-hand perspectives from the patients who have already undergone Bariatric surgery. Participation after surgery in support groups help patients maintain excellent weight loss, with access to group's experience and of course, make new friends.
We facilitate one of the largest Bariatric Patient Support Group in India at Nobesity which is also the most vibrant group!
Not only our Support Group Program is a free monthly meeting open to all of our patients before and after surgery; but also open for patients operated by other surgeons!
Discussions of different topics each month are related to diet and lifestyle adjustments before and after weight loss surgery, remaining fit forever etc. Please feel free to bring other interested persons and your family member with you to support group.
Our Support Groups are held on Last Sunday of every month at our Nobesity Center at Columbia Hospital, Ahmedabad.
You may please register yourselves with us in advance for attending these meetings free of charge.
Having two expert speakers and doubling the benefit to our support group attendees was the highlight of our 23rd consecutive support group meeting last Sunday. We hold these highly interactive meetings every month on the last Sunday.
One of the important post-surgery goals is to work on your eating habits.
Losing 36 kilos and painful cormobidity within 9 months of Bariatric surgery is an incredible feeling by itself.
You went through bariatric surgery and started off on your weight loss process. But there is one loss some of you did not bargain for – hair loss.
Its difficult for a Doctor to leave medical practice and become a full time Meditation expert.
Ms Hina Gautam, the cookery expert and one of the most popular faces of Gujarati television who has hosted more than 600 episodes of Rasoi show was the Guest Speaker last Sunday at our 18th consecutive monthly support group meeting.
Physical exercise makes you happy. Its a scientifically validated fact.
Our unbroken tradition of monthly support group meetings continued this month with the 16th consecutive monthly meeting held on last Sunday 08 Oct 2017.
Consistency of conducting support group meetings every month makes us one of the best Bariatric Surgery Centers in India.
Our 14th consecutive Support Group Meeting was held last Sunday on 30 July 2017. About 100 patients attended the event. The program started with Dr Manish Khaitan, Director Nobesity welcoming all.
We had our 13th Support Group Meeting with close to 100 patients participating last Sunday on 17 June.
Our team was proud and excited about conducting 12th consecutive monthly support group meeting on Sunday 30 April 2017. Consistency of staying engaged and enthusastic participation of all patients every month makes us one of the best Support Group Programs.
120 kg to 58 kg: Success story shared by the young lady in support group meeting
144 kg to 75 kg: Success story shared by the lady with support group members
108 kg to 72kg: Success Story of a Working Professional
This Dubai Couple lost 55kg and 35kg weight and their Diabetes too!
This gentleman not only lost weight, but also total resolution from Diabetes, Cholesterol Problems and Sleep Apnea.
What happens in a Support Group Meeting? Part 1
What happens in a Support Group Meeting? Part 2
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