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No Pre-Op Diet?

Is there any surgeon that doesn't require a long pre-op diet?

I know with band surgery some did and some didn't...looking back..it didn't make that much difference other than the patients loss rate was much greater on paper after the surgery.

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My surgeon didn't require a pre-op diet aside from the liquid diet 2 days before surgery. I went on a liquid diet (protein shake overload) myself a week before to kind of get used to the changes though.

There are a lot of the surgeons out there who do not require an extensive pre-op diet. Some will require one only for some patients, usually those with a higher starting BMI. My doc doesn't require any pre-op diet other than the usual day before thing.

My pre-op diet was simply vegetarian and very low fat for two weeks prior to surgery. Of course, nothing to eat after midnight the night before. I felt very fortunate, although my birthday plans for a Brazilian steakhouse dinner were dashed. It was okay, though!

I had no pre op diet at all, i was allowed to eat normally until 6pm the day before surgery and then nothing not even water after midnight.

Dr. Cribbins is in Plano. See my post above. While still a "pre-op diet" it was very easy. I was very pleased with all aspects of my experience with Dr. Cribbins' office and Texas Health (Presbyterian) Plano was a wonderful experience as well.

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