UCLA patient describes recovery after gastric sleeve surgery through Comet program

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Cynthia, a resident of Simi Valley, California, shared her experience with the UCLA Comet program after years of struggling with obesity. Concerned about developing type 2 diabetes as she aged, Cynthia had tried multiple diets without lasting results but maintained a consistent exercise routine. After consulting her primary care physician, she was referred to the UCLA Comet program and decided to address her health concerns through bariatric surgery.

Her weight loss journey involved a combination of medical supervision, dietary changes, and regular exercise. The structured support from a team of medical professionals guided her before and after gastric sleeve surgery and throughout the first year of weight loss. Cynthia credits her success to personal commitment, adopting a balanced diet, and maintaining an active lifestyle that included both cardio workouts and yoga for mental health.

The approach taken by the program is designed to be personalized based on individual health status and genetics. It also addresses behavioral habits related to food and exercise while encouraging sustainable healthy behaviors for long-term maintenance.

“My success in the comet program has been life changing. I am no longer a diabetic and I am enjoying my life through a healthy lifestyle. I will continue to stay committed to a healthy lifestyle.” —Cynthia, Simi Valley, CA

UCLA Bariatric Surgery continues to share patient stories as examples of how comprehensive weight management strategies can help individuals achieve their health goals.



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