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Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy is the most commonly performed bariatric operation in the U.S. now. 85% of the stomach is removed through tiny incisions resulting in 70% excess weight lost on average*. The risk of long-term side effects are just about the lowest of any bariatric surgery.

Laparoscopic Gastric Bypass is a tried-and-true bariatric operation in which a small pouch is created and the stomach bypassed, resulting in 70% excess weight lost on average*. This surgery was a major advance over the old “stomach stapling” over 30 years ago; another major advance occurred when this bariatric surgery was first performed laparoscopically over 20 years ago.

Laparoscopic Adjustable Gastric Band (the LapBand and the Realize band) is an implantable device, placed around the stomach to control hunger and restrict food intake. It results in 50% excess weight lost on average*. This is the least invasive and lowest risk of all bariatric surgeries. Adjustments in the office are important for success.

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705 Bank St Ne, Decatur, AL 35601
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Bariatric surgery, non-surgical bariatric services, bariatric travel program

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Alabama Bariatrics, the office of W. Jay Suggs MD FACS FASMBS is a comprehensive weight loss surgery clinic located in Decatur and Madison. In addition to offering the laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy, the laparoscopic gastric bypass, and laparoscopic adjustable gastric band, Dr. Suggs also does the nonsurgical Obalon and Orbera intragastric balloons. Surgery is performed at Crestwood Medical Center and Huntsville Hospital, with minor outpatient surgery and endoscopy performed at Med Surg in Decatur and Madison Surgery Center. The Orbera intragastric balloon is done as a quick, outpatient endoscopic procedure at Med Surg in Decatur, as well as the Madison Surgery Center. The Obalon balloons are done under fluoroscopy at Med Surg in Decatur as well as in Madison. Dr. Suggs has done over 1,800 bariatric operations and has had multiple publications. Although Dr. Suggs enjoys teaching medical students including being the director of the Huntsville campus of ACOM, his first love is improving the lives and health of people through bariatric surgery.