Below are the best bariatric surgeons serving the greater El Paso, Texas. Find the best bariatric surgeons in El Paso, Texas.
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Dr. Benjamin Clapp
Dr. Clapp is also an Associate Clinical Professor of Surgery at Texas Tech School of Medicine and has rotating medical students. He is currently the Chief of Surgery at Providence Memorial in El Paso and also the medical director of the bariatric center there. Dr. Benjamin Clapp attended medical school at Texas Tech, he went on to do his surgical residency in Phoenix, AZ. This was followed by a fellowship in bariatric and robotic surgery at the University of Texas at Houston. 1700 N. Mesa St. El Paso, TX 79902
Dr. Jorge Acosta, MD
Dr. Jorge Acosta MD provides comprehensive, state-of-the-art diagnostic and surgical services for a variety of gastroenterological, surgical and metabolic disorders. Dr. Acosta did his Fellowship from University Of Louisville. Residency at Texas Tech University Health Science Center. 10201 Gateway Boulevard West Suite #100, El Paso, Texas 79925, United States
Dr. Michael Lara, MD
Dr. Michael Lara, MD is a Bariatric Surgery Specialist in El Paso, TX. He is affiliated with medical facilities Las Palmas Medical Center and Del Sol Medical Center. Dr. Lara is graduated from University of California School of Medicine - Los Angeles medical school in 1997. 1655 Mosswood St El Paso, TX 79935
Dr. Marco Bustamante, MD
Dr. Marco Bustamante is director of Be Better Bariatrics. He became a doctor to help people with weight challenges live better lives. He is affiliated with The Hospitals of Providence - East Campus. Dr. Bustamante did his education from MD, Universidad Catolica. And Fellowship, Hematology from Lenox Hill Hospital. 125 W. Hague Rd #590, El Paso, TX 79902
Frequently Asked Questions:
Why get bariatric surgery?
Bariatric surgery can serve as a great weight loss tool for those who struggle with weight-related health issues.
Do I need to go on a diet for bariatric surgery?
Yes, patients will typically be required to adhere to a pre and post-operative diet.
How long do I have to wait after my surgery before I start exercising?
Any intensive physical activity should be avoided during the post-op recovery period, which typically lasts between 2-6 weeks. It’s important to get your doctor’s approval before beginning any exercise routine.
