
What Is a Typical Pre-Bariatric Surgery Diet?
Bariatric surgery is a big step. You’re committing to make lifestyle changes. This type of surgery requires dietary changes both before and after your operation.
Welcome to Turnquest Surgical Solutions
Turnquest Surgical Solutions is a world-class practice of experienced board certified surgeons and medical staff who provide bariatric and general surgical procedures. The physicians serve patients at two office locations at Red Oak and Willowbrook in Houston and are affiliated with many local hospitals. Under the leadership of Dexter Turnquest, MD, FACS, the specially trained medical and professional team provides the highest quality surgical care in a caring, compassionate environment. Weight-loss procedures include LAP-BANDⓇ, gastric bypass, gastric sleeve, and duodenal switch, as well as revisional bariatric surgery. The staff is committed to offering a superior standard of care by performing minimally invasive surgical treatments like laparoscopic and robot-assisted surgery, whenever possible, to provide the best outcomes while minimizing recovery time. The surgeons at Turnquest Surgical Solutions surgeons also perform a variety of general surgeries, such as hernia repair, gallbladder removal, cancer surgery, uterine fibroid removal, and the LINX procedure for treating acid reflux. The medical team at Turnquest Surgical Solutions is ready to help patients regain and maintain their best health. Call today to schedule a consultation at one of the offices or book an appointment online.
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The TIF Procedure: What is it?
Bariatric surgery is a big step. You’re committing to make lifestyle changes. This type of surgery requires dietary changes both before and after your operation.
When you think about gallstones, the first thing that may come to mind is pain. Learn when gallstones become a problem that can cause a severe gallbladder attack.
Uterine fibroids can disrupt your life, causing painful and upsetting symptoms. When that’s the case, it’s time to think about having them removed through an operation called a myomectomy.