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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.

25/03/2026

Before surgery, there is always a story.

A story of struggle, hesitation, questions, and the impact obesity has on everyday life, physically, emotionally, and mentally.

When Mr. Sawant sat down with us a day before his surgery, he spoke openly about everything he had been going through, the challenges, the doubts, the changes he had seen in his life over time, and the courage it took to finally take a step towards better health. There was also a sense of hope for what life could look like ahead.

Stories like these matter because behind every procedure is a person, a family, and a decision that comes after a lot of thought and strength.

This conversation reflects the experiences of many people in India living with obesity today, the questions, the emotions, and the clarity that comes before an important decision.

India is now among the countries with a large number of people affected by obesity. Understanding these real experiences is important.

We are glad to have been part of Mr. Sawant’s journey, and we thank him for trusting us, undergoing his procedure with our team, and sharing his story so openly.

Listen to this story, and share it with others to help build awareness.

21/03/2026

Is Bariatric Surgery costly?

This is a concern many people bring up during consultation before deciding on Surgery. In this video, we’ve addressed this question clearly to help patients understand it better.

Share this with someone who may have the same concern.

18/03/2026

Does weight come back even after Surgery?

This is a question almost everyone asks us before undergoing Surgery or while considering it. In this video, we’ve answered this clearly for anyone who has the same doubt.

Share this with someone who might have the same question.

16/03/2026

The grand convocation to award fellowship certificates was the highlight of day 3 of the IAGES ELSA. Prof. Farokh Udwadia, chief guest - the senior-most physician. exhorted the medical community to maintain the dignity of the noble profession. The oath by Dr. Meenakshi Sharma, Hon. Secretary, was administered to almost 1000 surgeons from across the world, for ethical practice.
Dr. Amrit Nasta, a popular teacher, conducted a unique PG Masterclass, where Dr. Rowan Parks, Ex-President, Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, and Dr. Pawanindra Lal, Ex-President, National Board of Examinations, counselled students on career options. Prof Avinash Supe, Prof Girish Bakhshi, and other senior teachers conducted mock examinations.

The eTEP hernia course by Dr. Sanjay Sonar was a big draw with over 300 surgeons attending it till late afternoon on the last day.

Collaborating associations ACRSI, HSI, AWR & AMASI conducted their sessions for the first time in an IAGES meeting, making it ‘…a conference like never before’.

12/03/2026

Many Indians are told they are “not overweight enough” to worry about health risks.

But metabolic conditions like diabetes, hypertension, sleep apnea, or PCOS can appear at lower BMI levels in Indians due to differences in body composition. Understanding your BMI and metabolic health is important.

Share this with someone who may have doubts about their BMI, weight, or metabolic health.

09/03/2026

The 2nd day of IAGES ELSA was packed with excellent scientific inputs by national & international faculty.
Dr. B.K. Rau Oration by Prof Ronald Scherer and keynote addresses by Dr Palanivelu C, Dr. Roy Patankar, Dr. Ajay Kriplani, and Dr. K Kasama were highly appreciated.

My keynote talk on ‘Future of bariatric surgery in GLP1 era? - It seems to be an eye-opener, as most (patients & doctors alike) are overwhelmed by the buzz around new weight loss medicines. Both medicines and bariatric surgery target different segments of the obesity population. The addition of medicines completes the treatment spectrum available now to combat this chronic disease.

The final of an Endoscopy Olympiad held in 5 zones across the country was held, and 2 winners were awarded participation in the next ELSA in Vietnam, besides Fujifilm Instax cameras to runners up.

Besides others, the ‘horrors in laparoscopy’ session kept participants glued till 6 pm.

It is heartening to see young surgeons willing to learn recent advances and interact with experts, given an opportunity.

The day ended on a relaxing note with soulful performances by Bollywood maestros Mr. Suresh Wadkar & Ms. Sanjeevani.

08/03/2026

What should bother even men on this International Women’s Day?

Obesity among women is rising across the world and in India. It affects many aspects of health, including metabolism, fertility, heart health, and overall well-being. Yet many women continue to struggle silently without enough awareness or support.

The five articles in this post highlight why this issue needs more attention. Encouraging healthier habits, seeking timely medical advice, and supporting women who are already dealing with obesity can make a real difference. In some cases, treatments such as Bariatric Surgery can also improve health when combined with proper care and follow-up.

Taking a few minutes to read and share these insights can help bring more attention to women’s health.

Wishing all women a very Happy Women’s Day.

05/03/2026

Yesterday marked World Obesity Day.
A day that highlights the growing health impact of Obesity and the importance of informed care and support for people living with it.

Below is a small message for everybody to read and share.

02/03/2026

Before surgery is ever discussed, we listen.

Many patients describe how obesity quietly reshapes daily life - avoiding stairs when others climb together, feeling breathless during short walks, stepping away from routines that once felt effortless. These small adjustments gradually affect confidence, comfort, and independence.

Only after understanding this real-life impact do we move toward careful evaluation and preparation. When surgery is planned thoughtfully, it becomes a structured step toward easier movement, better health, and renewed stability in everyday living.

If this sounds familiar to someone you know, clarity may be the first step forward.

Shared with patient consent.

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.

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