OxBariatric

24/10/2024

Working hard with the two queens of the theatre!!!

24/02/2023

It’s Friday night so another great weight loss story is in order. John is still very early in his weight loss journey but already he is unstoppable! He has a great approach and is still learning but we cant wait to see where he is at in a few months. As you can see he has a great sense of humour! 😂 Call us if you would like to know more about how we can put you on the road to weight loss success 07780 682087

24/02/2023

At OxBariatric we love to hear our patient’s weight loss success stories. Etienne is now 18months post mini gastric bypass, in the gym, living life to the full and taking advantage of every opportunity life has to give him after losing an incredible amount of weight! If you would like to take that step, please give us a call 07780 682087 for more information about how we can help you!

23/02/2023

If you would like to find out more and whether the mini gastric bypass is right for you, please give us a call on 07780 682087 http://bit.ly/minigastricbypass

23/02/2023

If you are looking to have weight loss surgery, it is always reassuring to read what others say about a service, just one of our many ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ reviews

23/02/2023

Mr Bruno Sgromo MD, Academic Convenor and Co-Director IBC Congress (UK) IBC Oxford Congress 2023 *18th September-20th September

23/02/2023

OxBariatric proudly supports - The campaign will use conversation and stories to help people correct misconceptions surrounding obesity, acknowledge its complexities, and take effective, collective action. Because when we all talk, debate and share, we can shift norms and transform health outcomes for everybody.

23/02/2023

OxBariatric’s very own Mr Bruno Sgromo can be found via Top Doctors UK #26 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ and counting

24/05/2022

Our lovely Kyly has had an amazing weight loss journey following sleeve gastrectomy. Follow her on Instagram

24/05/2022

2022 has been a tough year so far, but we love what we do and it is so rewarding to get great reviews from our patients.

24/05/2022

You can book a consultation to discuss weight loss surgery via our Top Doctors’ page, email: info@oxbariatric.co.uk or by calling 07780 682087.

24/05/2022

https://www.topdoctors.co.uk/doctor/bruno-sgromo

Request an appointment with Mr Bruno Sgromo. Specialist in surgery in Oxford. Opinions, treatments and prices.

16/03/2020

We are proud supporters of Nutrition and Hydration Week which starts today. Its purpose is to highlight and educate people on the value of food and drink in maintaining health and well being in health and social care. Our team of dieticians at OxBariatric are here to help you get the nutrition and hydration you need after your bariatric surgery. Find out more by calling us on 01865 307 750.

13/03/2020

Susan lost over 9 stone in 9 months after having a mini gastric bypass with the Oxbariatric team. What a fantastic achievement! 👏

11/03/2020

Calcium is a key part of your diet and is important for the health of your teeth and bones. It also helps the heart, brain, and muscles to function and helps in blood clotting.

After bariatric surgery you will be advised to take a calcium and vitamin D supplement to ensure you are having enough calcium. These are available in liquids, powders, tablets and soft chewable forms and are often combined with a vitamin D supplement to help absorption of the calcium into the bones.

It is important to take the recommended dosage to prevent long-term health problems which is why our dieticians are on hand to help you after your surgery and to ensure you are getting enough calcium in your diet.

09/03/2020

Your diet will change dramatically after you've had bariatric surgery, if you want to maximise the benefits of your surgery, it is important that you follow post operative guidance.

After surgery, you will need to avoid eating solid food for around 8 weeks and gradually increasing textures of food from liquid in week 1 & 2 to soft foods in 5-8.

Your dietician will assist in diet planning to ensure you hit your weight loss goals. http://bit.ly/oxbariatriccontact

04/03/2020

The roots of obesity run deep, and the societal impacts deeper still. This 4th March we’re supporting and organisations around the world to break the cycle of shame and blame.

Obesity is a chronic disease that affects more than 650 million adults. It is often misperceived by many as a simple lifestyle choice. But below the surface, we know that the roots of obesity are vast and deep. Be a force for change and get involved: www.worldobesityday.org.