YOU CAN LOOSE EXCESSIVE FAT WITH THE PROCESS CALLED LIPOSUCTION.IT IS A SURGICAL PROCEDURE WHERE EXCESSIVE FAT IS REMOVED UNDER LOCAL ANAESTHESIA BY A COSMETIC SURGEON.STARTS FROM TWENTY THOUSAND UPWARDS DEPENDING UPON YOUR FAT INTENSITY.

OTHER PROCESS IS CALLED GASTRIC BYPASS.IN THIS PROCESS STOMACH IS MADE SMALLER THAN ITS ORIGINAL SIZE WHICH REDUCES THE AMOUNT OF FOOD YOU EAT AND FEWER CALORIES ARE ABSORBED RESULTING IN WEIGHT LOSS.IT IS A MAJOR OPERATION .MAY COST LAKH AND ABOVE.

ANOTHER ADVANCED PROCEDURE IS LAPBANDING.IN THIS A SMALL INCISION IS MADE AND IS CONSIDERED LESS TRAUMATIC THEN OTHER WEIGHT LOSS SURGERIES.A BAND LIKE WRIST WATCH IS TIED AROUND THE STOMACH TO CREATE A NEW TINY SMALL POUCH THAT LIMITS AND CONTROLS THE INTAKE OF FOOD BY MAKING A PERSON FEEL FULL WITH LITTLE FOOD.
THIS SURGERY WILL COST SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND AND ABOVE.

Answered by sanya , an ibibo Master, at 5:02 PM on May 08, 2008

Fat reduction surgery will cost you anywhere between 30000 to 40000. I have treated about 20+ cases of obesity in my programme you have do 3 things, 1) Diet according to you calorie needs. 2) Exercise for 50 min daily of which 20min walking, 10min cycling, 10min Skipping, 5 min of Abdominal crunches. 3) Our nutritional supplements. Please feel free to talk to me on 9820416386-Dr.Aniruddha or visit my clinic website at http://jayshreeclinics.googlepages. com

Answered by Dr.Aniruddha , an ibibo Advisor, at 9:24 PM on May 04, 2008

A surgery can cost between 50k - a lakh. But i can advise u that please dont go fr it since it has a lot of side effects and its not a permanent solution. Its best to lose weight the healthy way of dieting and excersice. I don't mean crash diet u can have a sensible diet. I know its tedious and can get boring but the end results will be good.

While there are several medical factors that determine whether or not you have access to weight-loss surgery if you qualify, your commitment to the long-term weight-loss process will significantly affect the results. Maybe you want some of these issues on their own, but with a weight-loss surgeon will help you gain an understanding of both the procedure and the necessary lifestyle changes afterwards.All the best

Answered by Smarty , an ibibo Master, at 6:41 PM on May 04, 2008

It is complete absurdity to hack off unnecessary fat. Again with faulty eating habits, the body will gain weight again.So don’t every think of that. Do regular exercise , eat carefully and keep down ur weight.That is the most sensible and time tested method. who ever misguided u?hope it is not a surgeon's suggestion!

Answered by writer , an ibibo Master, at 6:03 PM on April 30, 2008

Dear Friend
In recent years, weight-loss surgery has proven to be incredibly effective tool to manage obesity in patients and healthy way of life. However, weight-loss surgery is not for everyone, so that you understand the most important factors should be used to determine whether you are a good candidate for weight-loss surgery, such as the LAP-BAND System.

While there are several medical factors that determine whether or not you have access to weight-loss surgery if you qualify, your commitment to the long-term weight-loss process will significantly affect the results. Maybe you want some of these issues on their own, but with a weight-loss surgeon will help you gain an understanding of both the procedure and the necessary lifestyle changes afterwards.

Body mass index

The body mass index (BMI) requirements for weight loss Surgery was originally developed by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and have been in place since the 1990s. As a result, weight-loss surgeons will look for patients with a BMI of at least 40 or weighing at least 100 pounds over ideal weight. Patients with a BMI from 35 to 39 may also be considered for weight-loss surgery suffer if at least one health condition associated with obesity, including but not limited to, diabetes, high blood pressure, sleep apnea, high blood pressure, depression and high cholesterol . BMI is the most widely used method for determining the individual level of obesity. By using computer theBMI provided by NewHope Bariatrics, you can see where they fall under the following BMI classifications:

� healthy body weight - BMI of 18.5 to 24.9

� obesity - BMI of 25.0 to � 29.9

overweight - BMI of 30 to 34.9

� severely disabled overweight - BMI of 35 to 39.9

� morbidly overweight - BMI 40 and above

Failure the traditional weight-loss methods

Before approval to operate, weight-loss surgeons also need to determine whether their patients have tried to lose weight on their own. In most cases, surgeons requires that patients have tried the traditional diet and exercise taken before the test weight-loss surgery and documenting the results. And in some cases, weight-loss surgery patients have participated in a medically supervised weight loss programs. Weight-loss surgeons use this information to determine whether their patients are obliged to weight loss and lifestyle changes.Documentation of weight-loss efforts is also important to move closer to the financing of weight-loss surgery. How weight-loss surgeons, insurance providers are typically potential patients to provide proof of repeated efforts to lose weight without surgery intervention.

Overall health and Lifestyle

While there are many that the health conditions, the urgency of weight-loss surgery, weight Loss surgeons will require that all patients to meet certain requirements lifestyle as part of the programme. To ensure that patients in weight-loss surgery are able to experience long-term success and to improve their general health, surgeons provides for patients to avoid smoking, drinking and the abuse of drugs. When considering weight-loss surgery, it is important to eliminate habits before the start of the process. After the operation, patients are expected to avoid smoking and illegal drug use, while alcohol consumption occur, should be on a limited basis.

Commitment

Lastly , it is very important that all future weight-loss surgery patients are committed to permanent changes in the Habits. Make sure that patients understand both the risks and opportunities, the weight-loss surgery, some insurance is a psychological evaluations. How weight-loss surgery is not a panacea to erase the obesity, it is important that all patients to understand the role that a better diet and exercise play in the recovery process. In addition, most weight-loss surgery procedure requires patients to meet regularly with doct

Answered by kishore , an ibibo Master, at 5:15 PM on April 30, 2008

dear anitha!
Weight reduction through surgery is done by a procedure called LIPOSUCTION.This is usually done by a plastic surgeon.The cost varies from surgeon to surgeon and place you select.

Answered by cuty , an ibibo Specialist, at 8:28 AM on April 30, 2008

A surgery can cost between 50k - a lakh. But i can advise u that please dnt go fr it since it has a lot of side effects and its not a permanent solution. Its best to lose weight the healthy way of dieting and excersice. I dont mean crash diet u can have a sensible diet. I knw its tedious and can get boring but the end results will be good. All the best

Answered by deepa iyer , an ibibo Advisor, at 10:57 PM on April 29, 2008

There ae various ways to lose weight .why do you want to go for surgery.Vlcc offers weight reduction by surgery which costs atleast more then a lakk.Surgery cost also depends on how much weight needs to be reduced.Exact amount can only be assessed once you visit any clinic.
you can refer to www.vlcc.com fo more info.

Answered by anitaraizada , an ibibo Specialist, at 5:24 PM on April 29, 2008

you can lose weight throgh surgery by liposuction and the cost may very from place to place and surgeon it may be few thousand rupees only

Answered by rajesh goyl , an ibibo Advisor, at 4:35 PM on April 29, 2008