If you just underwent a weight loss procedure, congratulations! It takes courage to seek out medical attention for weight loss, and today is the start of a happier, healthier, and more confident you! However, to ensure a safe and speedy recovery and the best possible results, you need to be intentional about your recovery.
AGH of Greater Washington is proud to help patients achieve their weight loss goals. We offer a variety of gastroenterology care services and non-surgical weight loss programs — including the revolutionary Orbera Weight Loss Program — at our state-of-the-art clinics in Washington, DC and Vienna, VA. Keep reading to learn about best practices after weight loss procedures, and contact us today to schedule a consultation!
Your treatment provider should set you up with a healthy eating plan that will support the results of your weight loss procedure and keep you from regressing. If you weren’t provided with one, be sure to ask! After a weight loss procedure, you need the right tools to help your body make a full recovery. Ask your treatment provider if there are any vitamins and supplements that you should be taking to support your recovery efforts. While your body may need some extra downtime to heal after a weight loss procedure, it also needs regular physical activity to stay healthy and fit. Ask your provider for a list of approved physical activities and be sure to get clear direction on when you can increase the intensity of your workouts. If you haven’t had your procedure yet and the process is feeling a bit overwhelming, you should consider the non-surgical weight loss options at AGH of Greater Washington. Our experts offer a variety of non-surgical weight loss programs that can help you achieve your desired results without disrupting your life. Learn more about the Orbera Weight Loss Program, and contact us today to schedule a consultation! 
Have a Healthy Eating Plan
Take Vitamins and Supplements
Exercise Regularly
Consider Non-Surgical Weight Loss
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The information AGH supplies on this website should not be used as a substitute to your regular physician’s medical advice. Your research from this website should not be used as a medical diagnosis. Consult your regular physician for diagnoses and treatments. The information found on this website is for educational purposes only. A formal consultation with a surgeon or doctor is needed before pursuing surgical procedures or medical treatments. Individual results may vary.
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