Obesity is a chronic health condition associated with excessive accumulation of body fat and can affect overall physical health, mobility, metabolic health, and quality of life. Effective obesity management is not simply about losing weight—it involves understanding the underlying factors, assessing associated health conditions, and developing a safe, individualized treatment plan.
Dr.Tarun Mittal, Senior Consultant Surgeon at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi, has extensive experience in laparoscopic and bariatric surgery. His clinical expertise includes obesity management, bariatric procedures, minimally invasive surgery, and robotic surgery.
Obesity is a medical condition in which excessive body fat may negatively affect health. It can develop due to a combination of factors, including dietary habits, physical activity, genetics, metabolic factors, sleep patterns, medications, and other medical or lifestyle-related factors.
Obesity can be assessed using measurements such as Body Mass Index (BMI) along with other clinical factors. A doctor may also evaluate waist circumference, medical history, metabolic health, lifestyle, and obesity-related conditions before recommending treatment.
Untreated obesity may increase the risk of several health problems, including:
Weight Lose Clinic specifically highlights the relationship between obesity and conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, sleep apnea, fatty liver disease and PCOS.
Treatment depends on your health, BMI, medical history, and what you’ve already tried. There isn’t one right answer — only the right one for your case.
For many patients, structured, medically supervised changes to diet, activity, and daily habits are the right starting point — closely monitored and adjusted over time.
For appropriately selected patients with severe obesity, surgery may be considered when other approaches haven’t given adequate results, or when related conditions need more intensive treatment.
The right procedure depends on your medical condition, related health problems, treatment history, and surgical suitability.
Reduces the size of the stomach so smaller amounts of food create fullness. One of the most commonly performed bariatric procedures.
Changes both the stomach size and the digestive pathway food follows — often improving obesity-related metabolic conditions too.
A shorter, simplified variation of gastric bypass, considered on an individual basis for suitable patients.
An adjustable band placed around the upper stomach, used in select cases based on suitability.
The goal isn’t short-term weight loss — it’s long-term health and sustainable management.
Book a consultation with Dr. Tarun Mittal for a personalized assessment and discuss whether lifestyle management, medical weight management or bariatric surgery may be appropriate for you.
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