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Emory university - midtown Atlanta

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I was at Emory John's Creek and really had no issues. In at noon, and gone by dinner time. This was definitely not their first rodeo shall we say. Things went really quickly when I checked in, which worked out nice as I didn't have much time to stress.

First few days are a little rough, but things get better quickly. I am a month post op and short of a few scares and the fact that I can eat more than a handful of food things are going great.

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Glad things are going great. Did you mean short of a few scars? The word scares makes me nervous

Also who was your surgeon?

You will have few very small scars where they put the laparoscopic instruments in. They are pretty small though. I have larger scars from my childhood. :/

My surgeon was Dr. Christopher Hart with Atlanta Bariatrics.

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