Tijuana Bariatrics Blog

Nausea is a side effect that people experience after gastric sleeve surgery. There are a few ways that these issues can be prevented.

To qualify for gastric sleeve surgery, patients often have a body mass index (BMI) of 40 or over, which means obesity and morbid obesity.

Gastric sleeve surgery can improve fertility in obese women, and can even reduce risks and complications during pregnancy and childbirth.

Gastric sleeve surgery can positively affect your life expectancy, reducing your risk of death from obesity-related illness and health conditions.

Many gastric sleeve patients wonder if they can drink coffee after their weight loss surgery. Find out the answer from our bariatric surgeons.

Anemia is a potential side effect after gastric sleeve surgery, though issues with iron deficiency are also more likely following gastric bypass.

Tijuana Bariatrics is now located at CER hospital, a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to laparoscopic surgery and cosmetic plastic surgery.

Some reasons why you may not be losing weight after gastric sleeve surgery include excessive calorie consumption and lack of physical activity.

Gastric sleeve leakage can be potentially deadly. Knowing the warning signs of gastrointestinal leakage can save your life after sleeve gastrectomy.

Hair loss is a side effect of gastric sleeve and bariatric surgery options. Find out why major weight loss leads to hair shedding and thinning…