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Patient Testimonials - Read real-life experiences and results of actual weight loss patients. See how weight loss surgery changed the lives of these patients.

About Arizona Weight Loss Solutions - Arizona Weight Loss Solutions is proud to offer a weight loss program that consists of a step-by-step process to maximize your success.

Arizona Weight Loss Solutions offers Surgical and Non-Surgical choices to achieve weight loss. If surgery is not for you, we offer a Medically Supervised Weight Loss program that is physician supervised.

Educational Seminars - Arizona Weight Loss Solutions will host an Introductory Seminar to help individuals become more educated about Bariatric surgery options.

If you suffer from excessive weight… now is the time to get LapBand Surgery

Take control, get healthier and feel better about yourself. Right now, Arizona Weight Loss Solutions has a special offer to help you achieve your weight loss goals.

Lapband Surgery Special $13,700 cash-price
* Offer available for a limited time

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Are you overweight? The Body Mass Index (BMI) is an approximate measure of body fat based on your height and weight. Individuals whose BMI is greater than 40 or 35 with a number of co-morbidities may qualify for weight loss surgery.

Health News

Corporate America Trims the Fat - Literally

Published: February/March, 2010

With the decline in the economy, employers are forced to take a closer look at their workforce. One of the things they have to consider is employee health, a growing concern partly based on increasing health care costs.

So where will they "trim the fat?" Simple-by looking at employees that cost them money. Key elements of a 2006 study provided by Leade Health and titled "The Business Case for Weight/Obesity Management Using Health Coaching Interventions" focused on obesity-related diseases and their effects on the bottom line of businesses. Employee obesity is the number-one factor in productivity loss, and employees under scrutiny are those who are severely overweight.

Body Contouring the Post Bariatric Patient

Published: October 10, 2009

When weight loss isn't enough, patients seek the expertise and skill of Phoenix Plastic Surgeons and Scottsdale Plastic Surgeons to make the contour difference.

Like many bariatric patients, Andrea lost a hundred and twenty pounds after having gastric bypass surgery. She incorporated a healthy diet and worked out on a regular basis, and for the most part, was with her results, except for one thing…the saggy skin hanging on her lower abdomen.

No matter how much she exercised, this flap of skin was not going to go away. In many ways, this took the joy out of the progress she had made and she began to focus on the negative aspects of her unpleasant body contour.

Study: Obesity-surgery risks drop

Published: July 30, 2009 at 12:00 AM

(AZ Central) -- Obese, but worried that surgery for it might kill you? The risk of that has dropped dramatically, and now is no greater than for having a gall bladder out, a hip replaced or most other major operations, new research shows.

The study looked at safety results for gastric bands and stomach stapling at 10 U.S. hospitals specializing in these procedures from 2005 through 2007.

What Is Responsible for Diabetes Remission After Bariatric Surgery?

Published: June, 2009

(General Surgery News) -- Why and how bariatric procedures affect diabetes is the subject of scientific debate. Experts weigh in on the discussion.

Bariatric surgery not riskier for seniors

Published: June 26, 2009 at 12:32 AM

DALLAS, June 26 (UPI) -- Bariatric surgery in the older population is underutilized because of a misperception that old age alone puts patients at higher risk, U.S. researchers say.

Co-author Dr. Joseph Kuhn of the Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas said the study found seniors can benefit just as much as younger people from bariatric surgery without taking on additional risk.

Researchers from Baylor University Medical Center analyzed a prospective database of 100 patients age 65 and older and compared safety and outcomes to those of a younger population. All patients had laparoscopic gastric bypass surgery between January 2005 and July 2008.

Congratulations on taking the first step to a healthier you!

The decision to have weight loss surgery is a life-altering one. We recognize the importance of this decision, and are here to help you through the entire process.

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