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Dr. Moore

Dr. Moore is one of South Florida’s premiere general surgeons, with over 20 years of practice in the trauma center he has become recognized by his peers as a leader in this specialized area. He is also world known as one of the premiere bariatric surgeons in the world. Dr. Moore is a celebrated bariatric surgeon and a laparoscopic/robotic specialist and we're glad he is our Gastric sleeve surgeon.

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The Start

Call now and schedule a consultation with Dr. Moore, he only works by appointment and on certain days.

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The Consult

You will be analyzed by one of the leading specialist in the world to treat your issues. You and also see your payment options

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The Surgery

The quick surgery will change you and your loved ones' lives forever. You will set up a follow-up schedule after the surgery.

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I Feel Amazing

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Dr. Moore has changed my life forever.

Magali Rodriguez


Strax Bariatric Patient

Dr. Moore Patients' Before and After

By consistently following these strategies, you can sustain your weight loss and lead a healthier lifestyle after bariatric surgery.

  • Stick to your surgeon’s diet plan: After surgery, you’ll follow a specific dietary progression, from liquids to soft foods to solid foods. Long-term, focus on high-protein, low-carb, low-fat meals.
  • Eat small, frequent meals: Your stomach capacity is reduced, so portion control is crucial.
  • Avoid high-calorie, high-sugar foods: These can slow weight loss and contribute to weight regain.
  • Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of water (but avoid drinking during meals to prevent overfilling your stomach).
  • Take vitamins and supplements: Post-surgery, your body may struggle to absorb nutrients, so continue with recommended supplements.
  • Start slow and gradually increase activity: Focus on low-impact exercises like walking, swimming, or cycling initially.
  • Incorporate strength training: Building muscle helps increase metabolism and maintain muscle mass, which prevents weight regain.
  • Set realistic goals: Aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate exercise per week.

 

  • Attend regular check-ups with your healthcare team: They will monitor your progress and help address any nutritional deficiencies or concerns.
  • Consider mental health support: Bariatric surgery can bring emotional changes, and support from a therapist or support group can help manage stress, body image issues, and emotional eating.
  • Practice mindful eating: Pay attention to hunger cues, eat slowly, and chew thoroughly.
  • Manage emotional eating: Learn to recognize triggers for overeating and develop non-food-related coping mechanisms.
  • Keep a food journal: Tracking your meals helps ensure you stay on track with your goals.
  • Avoid grazing: Eating small amounts throughout the day can lead to weight gain, even with a smaller stomach.
  • Steer clear of liquid calories: Sugary drinks, alcohol, and other high-calorie beverages can contribute to weight regain.
  • Plan ahead: Prepare meals and snacks in advance to avoid unhealthy choices.
  • Connect with others who have had bariatric surgery: Peer support can offer motivation, accountability, and encouragement.
  • Participate in online or in-person groups: There are many communities where you can share experiences and advice.

Strax Bariatric