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CMS is a obesity & diabetes surgery centre. Contact-cmsbsoe@gmail.com Feel free to post your queries on our page, and we will get back to you!
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Centre For Metabolic Surgery, at Wockhardt Hospital, is Western India's only Centre of Excellence in Bariatric centre and Metabolic surgery. Founded by Dr. Ramen Goel, world's leading Bariatric surgeon, CMS offers support and guidance to people suffering from obesity. Over the course of past 15 years, CMS has evolved into a nurturing support structure, helping patients achieve significant weight-loss. It is a pioneer in bariatric procedures including Gastric Sleeve, Gastric Bypass and others. CMS enjoys the trust of patients from 23 countries, including UK, USA, Africa and Middle-east have been travelling to Mumbai to avail the world class facilities available at CMS, considered as the top bariatric surgery centre in India.

27/02/2026

True focus in surgery is quiet, deliberate, and shared across the entire team.

Inside the operating room, every movement is intentional. Years of training, planning, and teamwork come together in a space where even small details matter. We rely on each other’s precision, communication, and calm judgment to ensure safety at every step. For us, surgery is not just a technical task; it is a responsibility we carry for every patient on the table.

25/02/2026

Years in Bariatric practice teach one consistent lesson: every person who walks into a consulting room carries a unique journey shaped by struggle, hesitation, and hope.

In Obesity care, decisions are deeply personal. Every surgeon’s responsibility is to listen carefully, evaluate responsibly, and guide patients with clarity so they feel safe and informed about the path ahead.

If you are considering Bariatric Surgery, begin with your story. The right plan always starts there.

23/02/2026

A Conference Like Never Before

The 23rd Annual Congress of the Indian Association of Gastrointestinal Endosurgeons (IAGES), held in conjunction with the 3rd Spring Meeting of the Endoscopic & Laparoscopic Surgeons of Asia (ELSA), commenced in Mumbai with a tribute to the legacy of Late Prof. T. E. Udwadia, Founder President of IAGES.

The academic proceedings began on 12th February with extensive pre-congress courses conducted across seven halls and three venues, drawing participation from nearly 500 surgeons. With overall registrations crossing 1500, the scale and energy were evident from the outset.

The formal inauguration took place in the presence of Dr. SATISH MIDHA, President IAGES, along with trustees, past presidents, and distinguished representatives from 14 national and international surgical associations. The gathering reflected both continuity and global collaboration within the fraternity.

As the Organizing Chairman of the conference, I have lived this 3–4 day meet for over a year to make it memorable for all.

The evening concluded with a captivating cultural performance by the Tanushree Shankar troupe from Kolkata, followed by an inauguration ceremony in a grand ballroom, a moment that blended academic purpose with shared camaraderie.

A fitting beginning to a conference dedicated to experience, evidence, and enduring surgical excellence.

21/02/2026

For people suffering from obesity, weight is often just one part of the health challenge.

In follow-ups after bariatric surgery, many patients begin to notice improvements in conditions linked with obesity, such as diabetes or high blood pressure. Some even share that they can reduce their medications gradually under supervision.

Over time, bariatric surgery helps the body regulate hunger and metabolism differently, which supports long-term health changes alongside lifestyle guidance.

19/02/2026

Repeated weight regain can slowly erode confidence, even when effort is sincere and consistent.

Deepa C consulted us in 2012 after multiple diet attempts failed to deliver lasting results. At that time, her weight was approximately 87 kg, and maintaining progress had become increasingly difficult despite genuine effort.
Following Bariatric Surgery and structured long-term follow-up, her weight reduced to 57 kg nearly a 30 kg change. Over the years, she has maintained this stability, with improved energy, easier daily movement, and freedom from the cycle of regain.

If someone around you is navigating long-term weight concerns, sharing accurate information may help them move forward with clarity.

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18/02/2026

15/02/2026

This video explains what happens before, during, and after Bariatric Surgery.

We have shared this to help patients understand the full process from preparation to recovery in a simple, reassuring way. When people know what to expect, it often makes the decision feel calmer and more manageable.

Save this video for later and share it with someone who may find it useful.

12/02/2026

At IAGES–ELSA 2026, I will be leading a session focused on managing critical and complex surgical situations.

➡️These are scenarios where outcomes are shaped by judgement, experience, and the ability to think clearly when conditions are far from ideal. The discussion will centre on approach, decision-making, and handling uncertainty when standard pathways are often insufficient.

☑️The session draws from real operative experience and is intended for surgeons who regularly work at the edges of complexity, where complications, risk, and responsibility intersect.

IAGES–ELSA 2026 brings together surgeons from India and across Asia in Mumbai for academic exchange rooted in spirited and thoughtful discussion.

Looking forward to the dialogue and perspectives that emerge from it.

11/02/2026

IAGES–ELSA 2026 has been shaped as an academic platform where experience, judgement, and surgical thinking take precedence over spectacle.

Spread across 3 days in Mumbai, the focus remains on how surgeons approach decisions, refine technique, and exchange perspectives across specialties. The structure supports depth and continuity rather than isolated sessions.

Key elements of the programme reflect this intent:
•learning driven by operative experience and discussion
•academic tracks that allow sustained engagement
•training formats designed for skill refinement and confidence-building

The scientific programme is being guided by Dr. Satish Midha, Dr. Mahir Ozmen, Dr. Davide Lomento, and Dr. Siva Kumar, with Dr. Roy Patankar overseeing academic content. Dr. Dunning will also contribute, bringing an important international perspective to the discussions.

This gathering brings together surgeons from India and across Asia, not simply to attend sessions, but to participate in dialogue that continues to shape practice beyond the meeting itself.

Looking forward to the conversations this platform enables.

10/02/2026

With 3 days to go for IAGES-ELSA 2026, the focus now is on the conversations that lie ahead. 🙌

☑️ Surgical practice is shaped every day by decisions made in real situations, often discussed and understood best when shared among peers. Spaces that allow for open exchange, reflection, and honest discussion continue to be important for all of us.

Looking ahead to three days of focused academic interaction with colleagues from across India and Asia, in Mumbai, from 13-15 February. 🎉

09/02/2026

Obesity is often viewed through a narrow lens, which limits how seriously we address it.

In our clinical work, we see that obesity is no longer confined to a few countries or lifestyles. Changing food habits, reduced physical activity, and rising visceral fat are affecting people much earlier in life, especially across Asian populations. This shift brings higher metabolic risk and long-term complications if not addressed with awareness and timely care.

If someone around you still believes obesity is a “foreign” or distant issue, send this to them. Understanding the bigger picture helps people take their health seriously, sooner rather than later.

04/02/2026

Confidence often returns when the body starts cooperating again.

Presenting the journey of Mr. Sumit Soni, who consulted us at a time when excess weight was limiting his mobility, stamina, and everyday comfort. At the time of his Gastric Bypass Surgery, his weight was around 147 kg. With planned surgery, regular follow-up, and structured medical guidance, he has lost close to 50 kg over time. What stands out most is how consistent care helped him rebuild physical fitness and endurance, allowing him to do things he once believed were out of reach. When treatment is supported with discipline and follow-up, improvements often extend well beyond the numbers on a scale.

Send this to someone who needs clarity around obesity care.

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