Bariatric Surgery at Penn Presbyterian Medical
Center
 The Bariatric Surgery Program at
Penn Presbyterian Medical Center provides severely
obese individuals
with a surgical alternative for long-term weight
reduction. Our goal is to help each patient achieve
meaningful weight loss, make significant lifestyle
changes to insure long-term success and improve
obesity-related health conditions.
The Bariatric Surgery Program at
Penn Presbyterian recognizes
that clinically severe obesity is a complex disorder
and its treatment requires clinicians with
expertise in surgery, nutrition, psychology and
medicine. Our team works together to assess the
unique health care needs of each patient and
strives to personalize patient care and education.
Patients coming to Penn Presbyterian Medical
Center will benefit from the surgical and medical
expertise of our renowned
faculty and the extensive resources of the
University of Pennsylvania Health System.
Bariatric surgical procedures performed at Penn
Presbyterian Medical Center include laparoscopic
gastric bypass and open gastric bypass.
Laparoscopic gastric bypass is a minimally invasive
surgery and is one of the many laparoscopic procedures
performed in the Minimally
Invasive Surgical Program at Penn Presbyterian.
Both laproscopic and open gastric bypass are
consistently proven to be effective for long-term
weight loss and improvements in obesity-related
diseases.
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