CENTER FOR
BARIATRIC & GENERAL SURGERY
Our Story
Welcome to DHMR Clinics, a trusted name in Bariatric and General Surgery. We are dedicated to providing exceptional healthcare services to our patients. Our team of experienced surgeons and medical professionals are committed to delivering the highest quality care and achieving the best outcomes for our patients. With a focus on patient-centered care, we strive to create a warm and welcoming environment for all who walk through our doors. At DHMR Clinics, we understand the importance of personalized care and take the time to listen to our patients' needs and concerns. Our state-of-the-art facilities and advanced surgical techniques ensure that our patients receive the best possible care. Whether you are seeking weight loss surgery or general surgical procedures, you can trust DHMR Clinics to provide compassionate and comprehensive care.
Bariatric Surgery
MEET OUR PROVIDERS
MD, FACS, FASMBS
MD, FACS, FASMBS
MA, CSAC
RD, LDN
ARE YOU A CANDIDATE FOR WEIGHT LOSS SURGERY?
A qualified candidate is:
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Over 18 years of age
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Body Mass Index over 40
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BMI 35 - 40 with a co-morbid condition: Type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, sleep apnea, high cholesterol, acid reflux, degenerative joint disease.
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Willingness to make a commitment to permanent lifestyle changes.
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Commitment to participate in long term follow-up
Check your Body Mass Index(BMI)
TALK TO YOUR DOCTOR
Making the decision to pursue weight loss surgery is a big step towards greatly improving your quality of life, your mobility and to improve many ailments brought on by obesity. Weight loss surgery can provide a dramatic positive change in your life but you must also consider all the factors associated with your decision, including the risks, potential side effects and the necessary dietary and lifestyle changes. In order to make an informed and educated decision, we recommend you review the following questionnaire with your family and with your physician. This process will also help you to understand and address your own concerns.
Take our Weight Loss Surgery Questionnaire
Nutrition Before And After Surgery
A diet usually means a temporary change in the amount of food you eat or the type of food you ingest. Weight loss surgery requires a permanent change in the way you eat and the kind of foods you select.
DHMR Clinics has team of professionals to assist you in adapting your food intake to reduce hunger, appetite, and cravings.
Mental Prepareation for Weight Loss Surgery
As you embark on your weight loss journey, you must be mentally prepared make some permanent changes to your current habits. Old habits and even old ways and emotions around eating will need to be identified and changed in order to accommodate the “new you”.
GENERAL SURGERY
DHMR surgeons provide state-of-the-art care for a wide range of procedures, from routine to highly complex general surgery procedures . They have advanced training in specific conditions and are experts in their specialty areas. Dr. Halmi and Dr. Rezvani are a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons (FACS) and board certified by the American Board of Surgery (ABS).
We provide treatments for many conditions, including hernias, gallbladder problems, appendicitis, hemorrhoids, cancers, stomach and intestinal disorders, and more.
SURGICAL TECHNIQUES
For each general surgery, our surgeons choose the most effective technique for you. Depending on your specific condition and overall health, we may recommend a care plan that includes one of these surgical techniques:
Robotic Assisted Surgery: This is a type of minimally invasive surgery that results in less blood loss, pain and scarring, as well as shorter recovery times than with traditional, open surgery. It involves a series of tiny incisions, through which our doctors insert very small instruments and a high-definition video camera. These tools are mounted on robotic arms that give your surgeon maximum range of motion and allow extremely precise movement.
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Laproscopic Surgery: This type of surgery is also minimally invasive and has advantages such as minimal blood loss, pain and scarring. Recovery times with Laparoscopic Surgery are shorter than with traditional, open surgery. Like Robotic Assisted Surgery, it involves using several small incisions to perform the procedure.
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Traditional Open Surgery: This type of surgery uses longer incisions that provide a direct view of the surgical area. We may recommend open surgery if it will have a better result and be safer for you. It may be used when your surgeon needs to see a very wide area or if you have scar tissue or other blockages that could interfere with the camera in a minimally invasive procedure.
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