Are you considering gastric sleeve surgery? As with any surgery, gastric sleeve recovery is unique for each patient. It is important to understand not only the requirements for surgery but also what is going to happen after surgery and during the recovery process. To ensure your recovery goes as smoothly as possible it is always […]
Gastric Sleeve Surgery Incisions and Scars
Some of the most common questions we hear regarding gastric sleeve surgery are: “Will I have bad scarring after gastric sleeve surgery?” and “Will my scars after gastric sleeve surgery be permanent?”. There are no simple answers to these questions because there are many different techniques used for bariatric surgery and advancements in the field […]
Gastric Balloons – Yes or No?
Will Varicose Veins Go Away On Their Own?
What Are Varicose Veins? Whether you have a family history of varicose veins or are simply looking to learn more about treatment options, Georgia Surgicare’s Advanced Vein Center is here to help. Varicose veins are characterized by enlarged veins that are dark in color and are most commonly found in your legs. Varicose veins do […]
Telemedicine 101
Telemedicine is a medical advancement that fights geographic barriers by increasing access to health care, especially in rural areas and countries in general. Even with the need for social distancing, this is a very appropriate way to seek the medical needed from the comfort of your home. What is Telemedicine? Defining telemedicine may seem […]
Are You a Good Candidate for TIF?
If you struggle with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), then you know fully well what a strain it can be. Persistent pain and discomfort in the form of heartburn or acid indigestion can impede your quality of life in significant ways. Thankfully, there are a number of clinical interventions that can minimize the effects of GERD, […]
Signs and Symptoms of GERD
Quite a few men and women experience acid reflux from time to time; while it can certainly be uncomfortable, it’s not necessarily evidenced that you have a serious, diagnosable medical condition. For those whose acid reflux is recurrent, however, there is always a chance that the culprit could be gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). What is […]