A Lap-Band is intended for use when you're obese.
A Lap-Band is an adjustable band that divides your stomach into two separate parts. A Lap-Band is usually put in place when your body mass index reaches 40 or higher or when you develop weight-related conditions such as diabetes.
Feature
A Lap-Band allows you to eat smaller portions.
According to Lap-Band AP System, a Lap-Band works by reducing your intake of food. As a result of the procedure, you eat less and become fuller quicker.
The Procedure
Recovery after surgery is minimal.
Getting a Lap-Band requires no cutting into your stomach. Instead, a laparoscopic procedure is conducted. Small instruments are inserted through tiny incisions in your abdomen, and the Lap-Band is placed around the upper part of your stomach like a belt.
Requirements
To undergo a Lap-Band procedure, all other options for weight loss such as dieting and exercising should be tried. Getting a Lap-Band can result in potential risks that include vitamin deficiencies, dehydration, bleeding ulcers, blood clots and even death.
