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Frequently Asked Questions
- How much weight will I lose?
- How do the weight-loss results with the Lap Band compare to those with gastric bypass?
- What are the advantages of gastric banding compared to gastric bypass?
- Can the band be removed?
- Will I feel hungry or deprived with the Lap Band?
- Does the Lap Band limit any physical activity?
- How do I know if I qualify for gastric banding?
- Does my insurance cover gastric banding?
- What are my financing options if the procedure is not covered by insurance?
- How do I find a qualified surgeon?
- How does a surgeon become Lap Band certified?
- How long will it take to recover after my procedure?
- Does Lap Band require frequent visits to my surgeon after my procedure?
- How is the band adjusted?
- Do I have to be careful with the access port underneath my skin?
- Will I need plastic surgery for the excess skin when I have lost a lot of weight?
- Is it true that the Lap Band seems tighter in the morning?
- What will happen if I become ill?
- What about pregnancy?
- Can I eat anything in moderation?
- How will the Lap Band procedure affect current medical problems?
- What about taking medication?
- What if I go out to eat?
- What about alcohol?
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