Weight Regain After Bariatric Surgery: What Actually Causes It?
Bariatric surgery is one of the most effective long-term treatments for obesity. Most patients achieve significant weight loss in the first 12-18 months, however for some individuals, weight regain can occur in the years that follow. This can feel discouraging,...
Bariatric Surgery in 2026: Where Does It Fit in the Age of Weight Loss Injections?
Weight loss injections have transformed public awareness of obesity treatment. Many patients now ask whether surgery is still necessary. Bariatric surgery still remains the most effective treatment for severe obesity. The Rise of GLP-1 Medications Weight loss...
Choosing the Right Milk After Bariatric Surgery
After bariatric surgery, every sip and bite counts. Your new stomach capacity is smaller, so the foods and drinks you choose need to be packed with nutrition, not empty calories. Milk can be a great source of protein and calcium, but not all milk is created equal....
Talking About Weight With Someone You Care About: A Compassionate Guide
Health, body and weight are deeply personal topics. Many people avoid talking about them - even health professionals struggle to do so well. But when someone you love is struggling with their weight, you might feel torn: you want to help, but fear causing shame,...
Recognising when you are full
Learning to recognise fullness after bariatric surgery is one of the most important parts of your new relationship with food. In the early weeks after surgery, your body’s hunger and fullness signals can feel unfamiliar, and that’s completely normal. With time and...
Protein After Bariatric Surgery – Why Real Food Matters
After bariatric surgery, your body needs protein to heal, maintain muscle mass and support weight loss. Many patients start with shakes and supplements in the early weeks, but over time, these shouldn’t be your main source of protein. Why shakes and supplements aren’t...