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Avoiding Weight Regain After Bariatric Surgery
Bariatric Surgery is Not a Quick Fix
Weight loss can sometimes feel like a never-ending battle. If you are considering bariatric surgery or have already undergone surgery, it is important to rememb... Read More
Boredom Eating: Tips to break the habit
Eating When Bored Can Lead to Unhealthy Eating Habits
If you ransack your refrigerator, pantry and kitchen cabinets when you're bored, welcome to the club.
Boredom does make you hungr... Read More
Important Information for Bariatric Patients re Alcohol
As part of our pre-operative advice we do talk about alcohol intake and bariatric surgery.
A recent study from the U.S.A. looked at the effects of drinking alcohol after gastric bypass and sleeve ... Read More
Importance of Our Two-year Multi-Disciplinary Program
Two-year Multi-Disciplinary Approach to Permanent Weight Loss
At Phil Lockie Surgery your support doesn’t stop once surgery is complete, we follow a two-year, multi-disciplinary approach to e... Read More
Dr Lockie Takes a Team Oriented Approach
Dr Phil Lockie's surgery takes a team approach to patients to help improve patient outcomes. This multi-disiplinary approach includes a pre-operative specialist, dietitian and pyschologist in addi... Read More
AHPRA disclaimer
*All information is general in nature, patients should consider their own personal circumstances and seek a second opinion. Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks
Note From Dr Lockie
Medications will be assessed pre-operatively and post-operatively. With weight-loss and particularly after surgery, comorbidities can change for the better, particularly e.g., hypertension or diabetes. It is essential for your health that medications are discussed with you, your GP and/or any other specialists such as Cardiologist or Endocrinologist etc.
In addition, use of multivitamins, and alternative supplements should be discussed with the practice to promote your better health.
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