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Primary Care Physicians

Does anyone know of any PCP in the Houston area who is familiar with banded patients? I keep thinking that it would be a good idea to have a doctor who understands the impact of medications and diet on banded patients. Someone who does not think that because I have a band I am like a bypass patient.

I am being banded in Mexico, and therefore I want to be sure that I have aftercare that is appropriate. (Not only the aftercare for band issues, I have that covered)

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    Im bumping this thread up.

    You have a very good question, and we have lots of Houston area bandsters. Hopefully you can get an answer.

    Good luck!

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