"This is the best decision I’ve ever made and would be honored if my success story inspired others to commence the most empowering journey of their lives"
Kathy Baisi Actual New Hope Surgical Patient
Patients lose 50-80% of excess body weight in 12 months*
*average weight loss from gastric sleeve after 12 months [1] Hoyuela C. See footer for citation of study
The gastric bypass is known as the “gold standard” for bariatric surgery that has been practiced since 1967. This procedure involves creating a shot glass pouch that is separated from the remainder of the stomach and attached it to the lower part of the small intestine. Since the size of the new stomach is reduced, you will feel full with less food. The bypassed portion of the stomach will continue to remain inside. This procedure is malabsorptive and restrictive with a 58% expected weight loss at 5 years.
Quick Facts About the Gastric Bypass
Now available as a minimally invasive procedure
Fast initial weight loss
Improvement or resolution of Type 2 diabetes
Dr. Frederick Tiesenga and Dr. Juaquito Jorge are renowned bariatric surgeons who are passionate about helping individuals achieve their weight loss goals. Schedule your appointment today.
Here are some of the reason why patients choose New Hope Surgical over other surgical weight loss providers
First Visit Free
Your first meeting with the doctor to discuss weight loss options is free.
Appointments Available Now
Book your appointment online, with appointments available in as little as 3 days. No more waiting weeks to get your initial appointment with the doctor.
Board-Certified Surgeons
Board-certified surgeons are some of the most highly trained and skilled medical professionals in the world. They have completed rigorous education and training requirements.
20+ Years Experience
New Hope Surgical has over 20 years of metabolic and bariatric experience.
Latest Technology
Our renowened surgeons are trained to utilize the latest techniques and tehcnology designed for better patient outcomes. Many of our bariatric procedures now use robotic surgery, the next generation of minimally invasive surgery.
