After taking initial cues from Dr. Feiz, the patient utilizes his or her own will power to stick to a healthy diet and exercise plan.
Many of our patients relate that going to the gym or getting some cardio in isn’t
always first on the list, but they realize the benefits of staying true to the
fitness regimen, in addition to watching portion size, avoiding alcohol and
sodas, taking proper nutritional supplements, and so on. The clinic would like to take the opportunity to commend
all of our wonderful patients, to say well done and keep it going! Those who are a part of the Dr. Feiz family are all too aware
of the commitment that is involved in achieving and then maintaining a healthy weight. Our clinic congratulates you.
Dr. Feiz received his Medical Degree from New York Medical College, with Honors. He completed his internship and residency in Surgery at the world famous Los Angeles County+USC Medical Center. He continued subspecialty Fellowship training at Cedars Sinai Medical Center where he received specialized training in Bariatric and Minimally Invasive Surgery.
Friday, February 8, 2013
Uncompromising Commitment is the Key to Success
Weight loss through bariatric surgery begins with a decision and is followed by uncompromising commitment. The success stories of Dr. Michael Feiz’ Patient Ambassadors
have been published by news outlets throughout the country over the past
several months. In reading many of these testimonies, one sees that the
dramatic and necessary weight loss of each person was indeed a result of the
FDA approved lap band and gastric sleeve surgeries officiated by Dr. Feiz &
Associates. However, this is not to discount the patient’s ongoing commitment
to a healthy lifestyle. In the days or months leading up to each surgery, Dr.
Feiz builds a solid working relationship with each client for an easy flow of
communication on all aspects of the procedure. It is very important that
each band or gastric sleeve patient follows recovery guidelines, with diet as a key
element. While Dr. Feiz and his team are continually available to the patient,
the day will come when he or she has recovered from surgery and settles back into
daily life.
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