Oneka Bariatrics & Wellness in Atlanta offers bariatric revision surgery and transoral outlet reduction (TORe) for patients who have regained weight or had an underperforming result after a previous gastric sleeve or gastric bypass. Revision is performed by Dr. Shani Belgrave, MD, FACS, FASMBS, and patients who had their original surgery elsewhere are welcome with a records release for continuity of care. TORe is an incisionless endoscopic procedure specifically for weight regain after gastric bypass. Candidacy is individualized and confirmed at consultation. Call
(470) 250-0035 to discuss your options.
Weight regain after bariatric surgery is common and does not mean you failed. Bodies and anatomy change, and there are real options. At Oneka, Dr. Belgrave evaluates what happened and helps you choose a path forward, whether that is a surgical revision, an endoscopic procedure, or a non-surgical approach.
What is bariatric revision surgery?
Revision surgery addresses a prior bariatric procedure that has stopped working as intended, whether from weight regain, complications, or an underperforming operation. Revision is more complex than a first operation, so candidacy and approach are individualized. Patients who had surgery elsewhere are welcome with a records release for continuity of care.
What is TORe (transoral outlet reduction)?
TORe is an incisionless endoscopic procedure for patients who have regained weight after a gastric bypass. Over time, the outlet of the bypass pouch can stretch, and TORe reduces that outlet through the mouth with no external incisions, helping restore the restriction the bypass originally provided.