It is said that obesity or fatness can be reduced by exercising on a daily basis; it is absolutely true. But by this kind of reducing weight you can’t live at leisure from obesity forever because daily exercising is suitable at the age of 45. Therefore, weight loss plastic surgeries are the best magic portions for weight-loss. Bariatric Surgery is one of the best resorts for making you thin and smart. On the other hand, before going for this option, one must be also aware of the risks involved with such surgeries. To get a clearer picture, let us find the various types of weight-loss surgeries:

Gastric Bypass Surgery:

By means of Gastric Bypass Surgery, the patient's ingestion of food is reduced by creating a small pouch in their stomach. Gastric bypass surgery helps reduce up to 75% of over weight. This surgery includes the formation of stomach pouch. This small pouch is created by performing gastric by bypass surgery of the intestine of the chubby person. After all this outcomes into reduction appetite and patronizes in reducing overweight by leaps and bounds.

Lap Band Surgery:

"Lap-Band System" is the brand name of the FDA-approved, adjustable gastric band used in the procedure. Most simply, a Lap-Band Plastic Surgery is a silicone belt that is placed around the top of the stomach and secured in place with sutures. The port is then placed underneath the skin on the top part of the stomach. The operation process takes just about an hour and an overnight stay in the hospital may or may not be required.

Liposuction:

Liposuction, also known as Lipoplasty is a cosmetic surgery operation that is used to reduce overweight from many different parts of the body in areas like, stomach, buttocks, and thighs. This process is initiated with a general anesthesia to the patients.

Roux-en- Y Gastric Bypass:

Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass is a surgical procedure that is done for removing severe obesity. The procedure involves cutting the stomach in two to create a pouch out of the smaller proximal (near) portion of the abdomen, attaching it to the small intestine, bypassing a large part of the stomach and the entire duodenum. The procedure may patronize with weight loss because the abdomen pouch is too small to hold much food and skipping the duodenum reduces the absorption of fat which is rich in calories. The procedure may be done by laparoscopy known as a Roux-en-Y anastomosis or Roux-en-Y gastrojejunostomy.