Bariatric Support Group – Emotional Support After Weight Loss Surgery

Weight loss surgery changes more than the body. Patients often go through changes in mood, body image and relationships with food as they lose weight. At bariatric support group meetings in Surat, Dr. Vikram Lotwala brings patients together so no one goes through this journey alone.

Why emotional support matters after bariatric surgery

• Patients can talk openly about emotional eating and cravings with people who understand.
• Sharing progress builds confidence and helps patients adjust to their changing body.
• Being part of a group reduces stress and keeps patients motivated during slow phases of weight loss.

A community that supports recovery

Many patients say the encouragement they get from fellow patients is as important as the surgery itself. Regular meetings at Wings Hospital give them a safe space to share, learn and celebrate each other's milestones, from the first few kilos lost to coming off medicines.

Frequently asked questions

Is it normal to feel emotional after bariatric surgery?
Yes. Mood changes and adjusting to a new relationship with food are common. Talking about them with your care team and support group helps.

Do I have to share my story at the meeting?
No. Many patients attend just to listen at first and share when they feel comfortable.

Can support groups help with weight regain?
Staying connected to a support group helps patients keep healthy habits, which lowers the risk of regaining weight.

Book a consultation with Dr. Vikram Lotwala to learn about bariatric surgery and the patient support program in Surat.

Dr. Vikram Lotwala
Laparoscopic & Bariatric Surgeon
Wings Hospital, 1st Floor, Abhilasha Apartment, Opp. Trinity Business Park, Off L.P. Savani Road, Adajan, Surat
Phone: +91 99099 66056