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Has anyone had the mini gastric sleeve - minimally invasive with 1 incision?

I'm scheduled for the mini gastric sleeve procedure with Dr. Todd McCarty in Dallas in February. His approach involves using the Natural Orifice Trans-endoluminal Endoscopic Surgery ( NOTES) that basically involves a scope through a tube down your throat and a small incision around your belly button. The portion of the stomach is removed through the tube in your throat. The amount of stomach removed is a bit less than typical gastric sleeve surgery and this is designed for people with a lower BMI than typical sleeve surgery.

It is supposed to have an easier recovery and less post-op pain, but with the same results as traditional gastric sleeve surgery.

Has anyone had this type of procedure?

Also, I'm not telling anyone but a couple of friends (pre-surgery). Is it possible to keep this a secret if you won't be seeing any of them for 2 weeks after your surgery?

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Did you have your surgery with Dr. McCarty and if so are you satisfied with you weight loss? I am asking because I just had a consult with him today.

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